The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-12
IN ST. PAUL SOCIETY.
AS Autumn Leaves Fade the Swirl of
Gayety is Resumed.

Gayety Is Resumed.
The Misses Schumacher, of 1876 Dale street,
gave a pretty dancing party last Tuesday
evening. The rooms were gay with golden
rod and bright autumn leaves. Brose's or
chestra furnished music. Mrs. Schumacher
served at the refreshment table in the dining
room, assisted by Misses Marie E. Mencke
Schumacher and Clara Schumacher. Those
present were: Misses May Boland, Dollie Bo-
land, Maggie Beck, Elsie Caschiel, Edith Nell
Anna Funk, Minna Mencke, Anna and Theresa
Schumacher; Messrs. Arthur Shields, Louis
Picha, William Dormandy, Richard Donnelly,
Joe McMann, Al HANGAR, Gus HarRke. A. J.
st. Onge, Percy Davis, George Miller, Tom
Mcmahon, Peter Lietner, John Mcnamara.
Mrs. A. B. stickney gives reception Fri
day afternoon, Oct. 81 at which her daughter,
Miss Emily Stickney and her niece, Miss Lii
liam Willard, will make their debuts.
Miss Anne Wood gave her first talk to the
Greek sculpture class yesterday morning, at
her home on Iglehart street
Mrs. Newell gives military tea this after
noon at her home on East Congress street.
Mesdames Dix, Eosmer, Vanderbergh and Cuff
will assist in receiving:
Mrs. G. ]. Backus opened her history class
at the home Of Mrs. William Peet yesterday
afternoon. The subject this year will be
THE Sixteenth Century"
Mrs. Fred Wright, Of Summit avenue, has
had her guest the past week Miss RATHER
inc Mann, Of Philadelphia. Miss Mann is an
extensive traveller, and talks entertainingly of
the many places she has been and the famous
people she has met.
Mrs. Mrs. j. Case. Of Gayuga street gave re-
sister, Mrs. Christensen, Of Saltwater.
Mrs. G. A. Anderson entertained few
lady friends at a coffee yesterday afternoon
at her home on Conway street.
Mrs. William Rybeck, Of Fremont street,
entertained a company Of ladies at tea Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Schell, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bradley, of East
Sixth street. left last evening for the East.
A. E. George, of Conway street, has gone
to Algona, 10.
The wedding of Miss Kathryn Walther,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Edward Walther,
to Frank F. Grove, OF Seattle took place last
evening at the home of the brides parents
on Dayton avenue. DR.. a. B. Medium, of
the Central Presbyterian church. performed
the ceremony, the bridal party standing be-
fore bank of palms. mandolin orchestra
played softly while the service was being read,
and rendered several selections during the
evening. The bride wore white velvet gown,
en- traine, and veil. She carried white roses
lOQOr
was Miss Alice Walther. and w. M Grove,
Of New York, acted best man. A wedding
supper followed the ceremony. The floral dec
orations were very artistic, the parlor being
in roses and palms and the dining room in
red flowers and feathery green vines. The
out-of-town guests were Mr.. and Mrs. s. A.
Perkins, of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Grove
will reside in Seattle.
wedding will take place in Chicago this
evening which is Of interest to both st. Paul
and Minneapolis. The bride, Miss Maud Sill
verstone, daughter Of Morris Silverstone has
visited in both cities several times, and Is
we'll known here. The groom is John Belden,
one Of Chicago's young business men. Miss
Ethelyn Hasley, of Summit avenue, will be
one of the bridesmaids. Miss Nellie B. Hope
will be among the guests from st. Paul. The
ceremony will take place at the residence OF
the brides uncle, on Drexel boulevard
The marriage of Miss Clara Ziegler and Ro-
lando F. Graw will take place this afternoon
at the First M. E. church. at o'clock.
Miss Emma Fryer, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs: D. L. Fryer, and Charles P. Barnett, OF
Santa Rosa 2eo Cal Will be oT marriSd THIS even even
byterian church. Rev. M. D. Edwards will
perform the ceremony. An informal reception
will be held at the brides home, on Kent
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett will reside in
Santa Rosa
Joe Dow, of ass Virginia avenue was pleas
unity 6ul pIloSu Wy d huIlpSI VI ulS IIlSlO5
Friday, Oct 7. Supper was served. and
dancing was INDUCED in till late hour. The
cake walk, which was a feature of the
evening, was won by Mr.. ]. NJ. Moshofsky
and Miss Mildred Chandler. Among those
present were! Misses Bess Jones, Ruth
Jones, Myrtle Harrison, Ada Clark, Maud
Black, Laura Chandler, Bess Graham, Flor
ence Slocum, Jeanette Patterson, Messrs. Rob
Daw, Roy Flick, william Bresinham, Ed
Schram, Hiram Kent, Jimmie Cook, Willie
Wilson, John Hurley, Teddy Flesch and Will
lie Dowlan.
Miss Mile q. Pottgleser gave an informal
musicale last evening, in honor of her cousin,
Mrs. e. T. Keebler, OF Chicago. About twenty
guests were present
Miss Katherine I. Henry, Of Iglehart street,
leaves Saturday for Omaha.
Miss Nellie 3. Hope has gone to Chicago to
attend the Siverstone-Belden wedding.
Mrs. Hall, of st. Adams street. will have as
her guest next week Mrs. Edward Lloyd Of
Faribault.
Miss Lillian Willard, of Holly avenue, has
returned from Louisville, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Summers leave
shortly for California to spend the winter.
Maj. Merrill, Of Los Angeles, Is visiting in
st. Paul.
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