The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-25

Tea-Miss Lanpher's Debut.
Another large event in which women
are the heart and center is the annual
Schubert club reception to be given
this evening in the Commercial club
parlors and to which all who are in
terested in the work of the club are
invited. The members of the executive
board will receive the guests, with
Mrs. Russell r. Dorr, the club presi
dent Mrs. Charles G. Titcomb and.
Mrs. Denis Follett will do the honOrs
in the dining room, assisted by Mrs.
Francis B. Clarke, Mrs. c. E. Furness,
Mrs. w. +. Graves and others.
Miss Gordon was to have contributed
to the programme for the evening, but
the unfortunate accident of which she
was the victim made it necessary for
her to decline. The programme will be
unusually enjoyable, being presented
by David F. Colville, who has not been
heard publicly since his return from
Europe; Miss Louise Taylor the Vio-
linist; Miss Weekheiser, a new sopra-
no; Miss Rose Nabersberg, pianist and
Mrs. Frank Hoffman. There will be
addresses of interest to musicians and
club members.
The golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. John
S. Craig was celebrated yesterday afternoon
and evening at the home of their daughter
Mrs. John c. Barber, 326 Maria avenue. About
seventy-fVe guests called during the day and
were received by Mr.. and Mrs Craig, Mr..
and Mrs John e. Barber and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Craig. All the details in the way
OF decoration were yellow. In lha dining room
yellow roses and streamers of ribbon were
used with dainty effect. In this room the
youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Craig, Fred W.
Craig, presided with the two grandSons
u. Barber and F. Larson Barber.
Assisting about the rooms we've Mrs. F. L.
barber and Miss Cormack, of Stevens Point.
The out-of-town guests were: Mrs. Will
Point; Mrs j. H. Drake and Franklin Barber.
OF Duluth; Mrs Cole. Of Fon du Lac; Miss
Ann E; Barber, of Duluth. Many handsome
membranes were sent to the house durine
the day and quantities of flowers
Mrs. Craig was Miss Mary ParmeIee, and
she was married to Mr.. Craig Oct a. 1S48 In
Leroy, N. Y, by Rev. Mr.. Wood in a Congre-
gational church. They lived in Leroy until
1891, when they came to Wisconsin and re-
sided there until 1876. They then went to
Missouri, where they resided until 1885, when
nave never had but three children, all Of
whom are living, Mrs. John c. Barber,
CHARLES E. Craig and Fred W. Craig. They
nave five grandchildren, Miss Anna Barber,
FRANKLIN Larson Barber, Lee w. Barber, Dor
othy and Helen Craig, who were all present.
The marriage of Miss Matine Kelley, of
West st. Paul, to John Mason, of West Su-
per1or, was celebrated at St. Michaels church
West ST. Paul. Wednesday morning at a. m.
low mass being celebrated by the pastor, Rev
p J. 0Neil, who performed the ceremony.
p. j. Hurley was best man for the bride
groom, and Miss May Kelley acted as brides
maid. After the ceremony a wedding break
fast was served at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. John Kelley, after which Mr.
ano Mrs Mason left for weeks trip to Chi
cago, and will be at home at Superior after
Oct. Is. Only relatives and friends of the two
Idnll-es were present at the ceremony.
Mrs. c. A. Severance received yesterday at
a pretty afternoon tea in compliment to Mrs
Francis B. Clark. She was assisted by Mrs.
Prof. Burton, Of Minneapolis This afternoon
Mrs. Severance entertains again for the sea-
sens debutants.
Mrs. A. A. White gives a buffet luncheon
Wednesday at her home on Summit avenue.
Miss Marion Lanpher makes her debut this
afternoon at luncheon at the Lanpher home
on Portland avenue
Miss Bishop, of Summit avenue gave an
Informal card party last evening.
Mrs. Franklin FIoete entertans, at re-
ception on the evening of Nov 8 for her sis
ter, Mrs. G. c. Bender, of Spencer, 10.
Mrs. w. P. Bissell, of Ashland avenue,
gives children's fancy dress party Monday,
for her son Wayne.
Mrs. j. D. Bond, of Marshall avenue, gives
q luncheon Friday for her sister, Mrs. c. H.
Culver, of Los Angeles. Mrs ]. A. Sven
son entertains for Mrs. Culver this week.
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Mrs. c. A. Clark entertains today from 4
to o'clock at reception at her home on
Holly avenue.
Miss Mabel Gates entertains the Young
Ladies' Euchre club this afternoon.
Mrs. Jacob Mannheimer of Iglehart street,
entertained the Monday Afternoon Informal
club yesterday. Mrs. Mannheimer entertains
the Stormy Euchre club today.
Mrs. E. T. Jones has issued cards for this
afternoon from to at her home. 179 Pleas
ant avenue.
The Dayton's Bluff Mothers club met YES
terday afternoon in the kindergarten room in
the Van Buren, school. Mrs. F. W. Bergmeier
presided. Mrs. M. w. Fitzgerald gave talk
taking for her subject Physical Culture"
which was very interesting. A piano solo was
given by Miss Lulu Blasting. Mrs. Bergmeier
read paper on Food, its Character Prepa-
ration, etc.
Mrs H. H. Hamilton, of Conway street,
very pleasantly entertained the members of
Branch No. q, Order Of the Iron Hall, last
evening.
Nathan Hale chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, meet today with Mrs.
AlansOn Musser' Of Mackubin street,
st: Paul chapter, D. A. r. holds its an
nual meeting this afternoon in Dayton Ave
nue. Presbyterian church:
An informal musicale will be given Wednes-
day evening by Mr.. Brandenstein, of the
Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Sandberg have issued
invitations for the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Alice Marie sandberg, to Alfred
r he ko T1la
in Holy Trinity church.
The Kootenai club gives its first party OF
the season Friday evening in Woodruff hall
The Magazine club meets this morning with
Mrs. T. Bowman, Of Carroll street.
Miss Clara Fetsch and George H. Pleins
will be married today in Church of the AS
sumption by Father. Alfred Mayer.
The Idlewild Social club gives it's second
hop this evening in Hedman's hall, 916 Rice
street.
The ladies of the o. E. 8. give dancing
party this evening in Cambridge hall
The, twelfth annual reception and charity
and Aged Women will be given Friday even
ing, Nov. 4, at the West hotel, Minneapolis.
The ball this year is expected to be more
brilliant than usual. and it always attracts
a number Of st: Paul people. The DAM
Military band Will play.
There will be ball and supper given by
Court Lion Heart No 500, I. o. F.. saturdsy
evening, in Twin City hall, Rice and Uni.
versity avenue.
Myrtle Temple No. Q, Rathbone Sisters
gave dancing agI party last evening in Bowby
Earhuff, Mrs w. H. Flanagan, Mrs. James
Levig Mrs Charles Rose, Mrs. Louis En-