The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-27
RED CROSS IN SOCIETY.
Reception to he Given HOnOring the
Women Who Assisted.

Al the women of st. Paul who have in
any way assisted in the work of caring for
the sold eIs who have gone away or returned
to or passed through the city will be ten
dered a large reception tomorrow afternoon
in the rooms Of the Commercial club. All
members of the Red Cross societies, of the
auxiliary 10 the Commercial club or any
other organization which has in any way
contributed toward the work, or any in
dividuals who have assisted alone toward
the welfare of the men who went to the
front or who have come home are cordially
invited to attend. the reception being a pub
lie acknowledgment of the patriotic work
Paul. Mrs. a.. ]. Hill, Mrs. R. M. New
port, Mrs. b. H. Bailey, Mrs. G. Stamm,
Mrs ]. W: Edgerton, Mrs. J. ]. McCardy and
Mrs. E. G.. StTnger compose the reception
committee. There will be speeches and
music, and refreshments will be served.
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A quiet but pretty wedding occurred yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Sauntry, North. Third street.
Saltwater, the contracting parties being Miss
Pringle, of st. Paul. F. H. Dickerman, Of
st. Paul, was the best man. and Miss Fannie
Folsom was the bridesmaid. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. S. J. Kennedy in the
presence of a few intimate friends of the
bride and groom and near relatives.
They leave this evening for Melrose Abbey,
Scotland, where the groom hopes to regain
his health.
The bride is popular school teacher and
is a daughter of Charles Mcmillan. The
groom has resided in st. Paul for several
years, and spent last winter at Fargo, N. d.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kindgren were ten
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Kjellberg, 115 East
! Cook street, Saturday evening The time
was spent pleasantly in dancing and playing
cards. Lunch was served at l o'clock
Mr. and Mrs. N. o. Ainey, of Iglehart
| street, were surprised Friday evening by a
/ Frfn, Dc, rl,N4
home, showered wealth of beautiful silver
| gifts upon them and spread a banquet of
| good things to eat in their dining room, max
| Ing themselves perfectly at home it was
Mr.. and Mrs Ainey's silver wedding, and
! among the gifts was a silver baking dish
warranted to shine through the next tWe1-
| ty-fve years as reflector of love and good
| wishes of the assembled friends" Friends
| from Minneapolis sent an exquisite cut glass
| frappe bowl, and Mr.. and Mrs. F. V. Bartlett
and ]. S; Moody. OF st. Paul, a silver tea
| service. The guests from Minneapolis we 0:
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Harry Flyn, Mrs. Bonham, Mrs Sch.enck r.
The ST. Paul friends were: Mr.. and Mrs.
W. W. a. and cG %E Wam Mrs. nrn Frank Sns TaRdy
| Miss Eleanor Young and Mr.. James Bishop.
Mrs. Harry Huntington entertained Mime
| apolis and St Paul women last Thursday
for Mrs. WI Loudon, of Minneapolis.
The o. C. club will meet Wednesday even
| 20
hart street At the last meeting of the club
held with Mrs Alvah H. Warren. Portland
avenue, the h1ghE scores were made by Mira
]. M. Rossell, Mrs. Stephen Gardner and
Messrs A. D. S. Johnston and e. c. Hayn:e.
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Miss Cora Ide,, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. NJ. Ide, Of Thirteenth strest, and Edward
w. Gibbons will be married tomorrow morn
| ing in st. Maryss church
|
Miss Marguerite May, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Patrick May, and John A. Bong will be
| married tomorrow in st. Michael's church.
The Manhattan Pleasure club gives dane
ing party Oct. in Oxford hall
The Kangaroo club will meet Thursday
evening with Mrs. e. Fl. Judson at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Hughson Day
ton avenue. AT a meeting held last weak at
the residence OF Mr. and Mrs. Truman S.
| White, South Victoria street, the followir
officers were elected: President, E. j. STU
well; vice president, Mrs. q. e. Hughson;
| secretary and treasurer. Capt. ]. ]. Nc