The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-15
OF INTEREST TO SOCIETY
THE REIMERS-GOETZKE WE'D
DING LAST EVENING
Beautiful Musical Service I'm st.
stcphnnus' CHURCH, Strong Or
chestra of Twenty Pieces I'm At
tendance-A Reception in He'd
"A Pink and White Euchre.

| very beautiful musical wedding service
was rendered last evening the occasion
| of the marriage of Miss Minnie Reimers.
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Reimers. to
! Herman w. Goetzke, one Of st. Paurs jewell
! erS.
| The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Won Niebelschetz In st. Stephanus' church, on
Lafond street, great share Of the service
being of a musical nature. string orchestra
| OF twenty pieces being in attendance. The
church was packed.
| Ing caught to her hair by a wreath Of orange
! blossoms. She attended by Miss Dorothy
Reimers. as maid of honor. and Miss Bertha
bridesmaids. The attending young women all
wore white and carried pink roses.
groom and the wa" ashe es Were John g Pegow
Louis Kossack. Robert Becker and Karl
Flieser.
The church was decorated with evergreen.
Following the ceremony there was recep-
| ton in Hedman's hall. on Rice street.
pink and white euchre was given yes
terday by Mrs. Charles R. Pease, OF Grand
avenue. There were fifteen tables. Assist
ing the hostess were Miss Spencer, Miss Myr-
Wilson and Miss Florence Pease. The guests
| were Mrs Tuthill, Mrs. Ruff, Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs. MeDavitt, Mrs. Arthur. Mrs schaub.
Lyman. Mrs. Raudenbush, Mrs. Taylor. Mrs.
Mckee Mrs. Mcdonald. Mrs. Haycock, Mrs.
Bartlett Mrs Mrs Crosby Mrs HSDbel Mrs Mrs
Reynoidson, Mrs. Walker, Mrs Wagner, Mrs.
| Stewart, Mrs. slbley. Mrs. swanson, Mrs.
Prest, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Merrill. Mrs. Lig
!, gett, Mrs Hughes, Mrs. Vanderwarker. Mrs.
| Braden. Mrs. Van voorhees,. Mrs. dngersoll,
| ler. Mrs Merrill, Mrs. Andrews. Mrs. Har-
dick, Mrs. Keller, Mrs. Swinburne, Mrs. Cliff
| ford, Mrs. Hart Mrs. Wiseman. Mrs. Cros-
| LANCE Mrs. Flint. Mrs. Lowering. Mrs: Fin
| negan, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Rothschild and
| Mrs. Edgerton.
Miss Helen Holbert and Miss Florence
Schiffmann gave large dancing party at the
Crocus Hill club last evening for Miss Char
c. Holbert, Mrs. F. v. Osborne. Of st. Lou s;
Mrs J. A. Mcleod. of Minneapolis. and Mrs.
Allen Krieger.
Miss Pauline Ferguson entertained at
New york who is the guest Of her brother
at the Albion. The guests were Miss Sturgis.
Miss Furniss, the Misses Hill. Miss Dousman
and Miss Taylor.
Mr.. D. R. Robertson. Of Nina avenue x2ter-
tanned informally yesterday for her daughter,
Mrs VIM. Morris. of Milwaukee.
Mrs. Frederic A. Fogg. of Summit avenue.
entertained at cards yesterday.
Mrs. E. A. Jaggard, of 1902 South Exchange
street. gave eighteen table euchre parry
last evening in compliment to Mrs. Johnson.
of Winona and Miss Fauntleroy, of st. Louis.
Mrs Charles Eastwick Smith: Of 400
Marshall avenue, has issued cards for an
afternoon euchre party Friday, April %, at
2:30 o'clock.
Mrs. A. J. Mayer. of Summit avenue en-
tertains tomorrow at the Town and Country
cub for the Towle-Clarke bridal party
Miss Wilson entertained at the Ashland
Wednesday evening.
All of the Minneapolis kindergartners and
students of the training schools VIII come to
| St. Paul Saturday. April %; to celebrate
/ Frocbel's birthday with the st. Paul work
ers. This union gathering ON this day has
become an annual kindergarten event. The
details of arrangements will be announced IN
q few days. .
l. The annual meeting and banquet of the
| Northwestern Dory club, which was post.
Ryan, Tuesday evening, April 10. at O'Clock.
The monthly meeting of the Women's For
eign Missionary society. of the Dayton ave
nue Presbyterian church will be held this
afternoon in the church parlors. india.
will be the general topic: Mrs A. +. Hi VIII
read PAPER on 1.-The Acts of the Apostles"
The Old Maids club met this week with
Miss Stevenson, of Portland avenue. The
| prizes were won by Miss Lusk and Miss
Stevenson. The club viii meet next with
Miss Edith Burk. Of Dayton avenue.
The euchre rarty for the benefit of the Day
nursery takes place today at the Ryan. and
| promises to be an event Of social Importance.
Tickets have sold readily and success Is as
sured financially.
Mr.. ard Mrs. John c. Holman. Miss Eiecta
E. Mickey, Edward Mickey and William Far
! well give the first Of series of S udio teas
/ today from until 5 o'c-ock in the Moore
| BLOCK.
| Judge and MIS-. George B. Young leave
| Sunday for Washington. Mrs. Young IS
| delegate from St. Paul to the council of
Colonial Danes. to be held soon in Washing
| ton.
| Mrs. Newell Clapp is in Hudson.
| Judge Clark, of the Aberdeen is home from
| the Sou-h.