The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-12

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Mrs. J. P. Larkin. and the east and west by
Mrs. S. p. SEmson and Mrs. De Coster.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Warren gave dinner
Thursday evening at Arcadia" their Bald
Eagle residence. The guests were treated to
sail on the lake before dinner and after
ward there was an informal musical Pro-
gramme. The guests from town were Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Watson Smith. Rev. and Mrs.
George S. Soper and Mr. and Mrs. S. s..
Crooks.
The members of the Capital City Cycling
club celebrated ladies' night Thursday even
ing at their club house with cards and dan
cling A number of the members will attend
the hop tomorrow evening at Ramaleys, I'M
der the chaperonage of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
kellerman. The members of the club will
make run today to Saltwater. One party
will start at 6 o'clock and the rest will start
at from the club house. The entire party
will dine at the Sawyer house at II. Capt.
Second Lieutenant William Anthem will be in
command.
Mrs. Oliver Dalrymple. of Summit avenue.
entertained Tuesday afternoon for ST. Luke 8
Aid Society of st. Paul's Church The parlors
were decorated with roses and locust bios
SONS. The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Hiram F. Stevens Mrs. F. E. Rice Mrs B.
c. Cornwell Mrs. w. F. Perkins, Mrs o. E.
Powell, Mrs. Jurgens, Miss Carpenter, Miss
Button. of Casselton. and Miss Florence Dali
rymple.
Miss Hazel Bolton entertained the members
of the Minnesota Bicycle club at a garden
party. Tuesday afternoon, at her home on
Grand avenue.
Mrs Writ Of East Ninth street, entertained
friends Tuesday at her residence on East
Ninth street for her guests, Mrs. Charles
The rooms were decorated with palms. roses
and flags. Miss Marx and Miss Wirth served
ice cream. and Mrs Getchell. of Saltwater,
was at the punch bowl.
Another soldiers relief society has been
formed, this time by the boys and girls of
the West Seventh street district They pro-
pose to make useful articles for the members
OF the Minnesota regiments. The society is
called the r. w. B. circle. and it was organ
lied at the residence of Mrs. C. W. Leonard.
Mrs. Z. w. Leonard; president, Miss Mollie
Gallagher; secretary Miss Mamie Horeisil !;
treasurer, Miss Mamie Cook.
at the residence Of Rev. and Mrs A. D. j.
Haupt, on Iglehart street, by the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Memorial English Lutheran
Church. The tables were in charge of Mrs.
J. e. Holt. Mrs. Stockenstrom, Mrs. A D. ].
Haupt, Mrs. A. Johnson, Mrs. W. Robertson
Mrs. Edward Morrell, Misses Pearl and Kate
Weber. Rose Netterberg, Clara Hooper and
The ladies of Nathan Hale chapter. D. A. R.,
held very interesting meeting Monday COM
memorating the birth of the hero for whom
their chapter is named. The meeting was
held with Mrs. Walter H. Sanborn. and inter-
est was added by the installation of the new
regent, Mrs. H. R. Brill. Mrs. McWilliams
nodn of,,1o
of welcome. The programme was devoted to
music and papers, and an informal reception
followed.
The employees of the West Publishing COM
pany have organized the RED, White and
Blue Knot" society, with membership Of
26o. to do work for the sick soldiers Follow
ing are the officers President, Abbe Middle
ton: vice president. Lancy Walter; secretary
and treasurer, Gertrude Jansen.
The first collection, which amounted to s24.
to Maj. Clark. at Chickamauga for the
Twelfth and Fourteenth regiments.
The future collections will be turned over
to the Red Cross Aid society. of st. Paul.
The ladies of the Charity Euchp club
gave large euchre party Wednesday at
the Astoria, for which event 200 tickets had
to Mrs. Harry Cameron, Mrs. Henry Walters,
Miss Bertha Folsom. Miss Pearl Childs, Mrs.
William Zschau and Miss Rose Geldermann.
w. Turner, Mrs. c. D. Strong, Mrs. l.. G.
Childs, Mrs. C. Stowell, Miss A. Haupt, Miss
H. Yost. Mrs. c. Trudeau, Mrs. w. thinner
man and Mrs. F. Orchard.
Miss Eloise Kingsley, of Marshall avenue,
entertained Wednesday,.
Mrs S. C. Cook gave tally-ho party
Wednesday evening.
Mrs w. T. Kirk, of Summit avenue, gave
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PERTAINING for the first time in her elegant
new home. Mrs. Kirk was assisted by
group of married women and second group
of young girls assisted with the scores. The
assisting ladies were Mrs. Stewart Moore, Mrs.
F. B. Kellogg. Mrs A. r. Dalrymple, Mrs.
Edward Buss, CT Chicago; Mrs William
Murphy and Mrs Clarence Secor. The young
women Florence Da!rymple, Lillian
Moore and Adele Lanpher. Mrs. Wilder Mer-
riam, Mrs. ]. A. Stees and Mrs Ryan won
the prizes.
Mrs. j. T. Conley entertains this week
for Miss Hutchinson at the Aberdeen.
An outing has been arranged by these in
terested in the Lewis Malone Aver society.
Children of the American Revolution June
II the society will gather at the home Of
Mrs Joseph McKibben, at Dellwood, and
carry out programme arranged IN cele-
bration OF the battle Of Bunker Hill.
The Distaff chapter, D. A. R., will be
tertained Tuesday by Mrs. ]. L. Adams, at
her home on Crocus Hill.
Mrs. c. C. De Coster entertained informal
Iy at whist Thursday.
Miss Nellie Blake and Thomas Macdonald
were married Wednesday afternoon at 5
o'clock at the Immaculate Conception church,
Minneapolis. Miss Parker, of Dubuque. To-,
cousin to the bride, was bridesmaid, and
Charles Blake, the brides brother, acted as
best man. The brides dress was Of beautiful
blue cloth, with white satin and passementrie
trimmings, and carried bride roses AS the
bridal party entered the church the wedding
march from "Lohengrin'' was played. After
the ceremony a wedding supper was served
at the home of the bride. The house was
beautifully decorated in palms and Ameri
can Beauty roses, and the center piece was
of American Beauty roses. The guests from
McGovern, MCGUIRE, Cunningham Messrs.
Daily, Ryan and Mcclure, Mrs. McConnon and
Miss MeConnon, of Merriam Park, and Miss
Macdonald and Miss Parker, Of Dubuque.
Rev. Father Keane, pastor of the Immaculate
Conception church. oficiated. Mr.. and Mrs.
Macdonald will be at home after July 1, at
SIS Third avenue north.
JUNE BRIDES.
Miss Gertrude McGuinness and Dr. P B.
McGill, of West Superior, were married We'd