The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-13
ST. Paul Social Events


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Sir LaunfaPs Guild. a recently or
ganized band of mercy, entertained its
friends last evening at the home of the
president, Edmund Dibble. The gath
ering enjoyed the programme which
was thickly interspersed with delight
ful selections by Miss Hopes Junior
Symphony orchestra. and also by nu-
merous songs by talent from among
the children composing the orchestra.
Mrs. Lowell, Of Philadelphia the
originator Of the Bands OF Mercy was
present, and spoke Of the wide scope OF
their work Mrs. MOsher also Of Phila-
delphia. and a w. c. T. L. delegate
said few words. The words of John
Schlecta illustrated by his own draw
ings were heartily applauded
Edmund Dibble, as president OF the
guild. made the address of welcome.
Frank Duncan made his report as
secretary. and Rose Wheeler as treas
U-er. Edwin Valentine read an essay
on the story Of Sir Launfal. There
was a recitation by Joseph Alexander,
an essay on Bird Day by Edmund
Dibble recitation by Harold Valentine
essay on Egrets and Aigrettes, and a
recitation by Robbie Fernald.
The Gardeners Dream" is being rehaarse1
by the little folks Of Christ church Sunday
school 20 be given Friday evening and SIT
urday afternoon in the guild hall for the ben
eft Of the school.
The programme follows.
Miss Hopes Orchestra
gardener -........... ...-.--....-..: Fred Daw
Sandman .......... ................T Tom Sven
weed ...--.... ......-....-.-.. Rose McMichael
4 SaDoase .......-.. .......--...-... Edna Mllls
uuiphlH .tlecld VI 3
The Hen ............ ......... Irene O'Reagan
SalIors-Charlie Williams. Fred Chester. Neal
FarweH, Ted Holmes, Kenneth Smith, Wal
\ ter Lytzcn.
Union -..........-.. ............. Leon Graves
y Beet ............ ............. Arthur Lambert
SdnhOwer ...-........-..........Ma Mark Hawkins
sunaower Chorus-Alex Temple. julius Knoll,
Andrew McAlyein, Harris Peters.
Watermelon-Arthur Otis Teddle Booth
Miss Hopes Orchestra
SOLO .....-.. ........................E nza Zeler
Money Musk accommodation o'Reagan
The Daisies Petis-Florenoe Gro Lois fs'i Ir
win. Marguerite Davis Ruth Dennis Doro-
ny Booth. Irene Waters, Marjorie Oxford
Uncle Sam ............Alfred Gardner Ranney
oo"" Mrs. c. R Gr5fr. A:s aaTa5Is Clifford
Us '''''''' ''-...-...'....' Han Columbia
The board Of managers Of St Luke's hos
piL3l are bringing 10 completion all arrange
ments Tor the annual charity ball Thanks
giving evening. At previous time has ey-
"fythlng pointed 70 such a complete social
ana financial success as IS this season
prophcsied for the annual function which
means so much TO ST. Paul society
Miss Katherine Gordon and Miss Ferguson
lelt last evening for Bridgeport Conn, 20 at
tend the marriage OF Charles Gordon and
Miss Charlotte Bishop. Richards Gordon ac
companied his daughter Mr.. Gordon has Sc
l.ttti j. howe Tor his best man. and the two
all will ~T,.
as maids '
Among the st.Paul people who Will at
tend the wedding are Miss TarboN William
read Theodore schurmeier. Judge Bum and
F w NJ Cutcheon.
Mrs Crawford Livingston. Of Summit ave-
nue., gave a large german IN Eiks' hall. Fri
DAY evening. The event was 10 introduce to
society the Misses Livingston Miss Catherine
Johnson ard Miss Elsie Pope. Quite a nun
Der Of ne" 2nd unique features were danced.
gr. end Mrs A. W Thomson celebrated
the afth Anniversary 81 their wedding Monday
,grt'aRg at their home. on st. Adams street.
sar'aemums smi.aN and ferns.
Mrs Philip ). Schaub OF Lincoln avenue.
,nteruin,d the Entire Nous Euehre club Tues
day eNesiing
The Misses Sommsra OF ST. Albans street.
entertained informally for Miss Pratt Wednes-
day evening.
The marriage o. Miss Mary Carmody and
Thomas T. Adams. o. Minneapolis was cele-
brated last evening an the residence OF the
brides sister. Mrs. n W. Field OF the Buck
ilShGm. Rev. i. j. Meade. of the cathedral,
cfiratpd. The ceremony was performed i'm
Ire parlor before bank o' yellow chry san
lA'nums ana palms The other decorations
weie American Beauty roses ard in the din
1Hs ro.iu were pta6 81 IS, amilaK and ftrns
ihe nI.lg was gag nd.d BY beg. cousin. Miss
oH.I.s WIS the rrUoni's best man. II. W.
Ped gave tho-5ride away. The brides gown
was of white Persian null over white tafeta
\ i"r h2alcr WIS trimmed with chiffon ruchlng
ana \aIrUr enues lace. Miss Kelly wore pink
groaon. and Mrs. Field wore black silk crepe
".'1 Earn!ture OF chihon and cerise SILK
wedding supper followed the ceremony. only
ile relatives OF the bride and groom were
present Mr. and Mrs Adams left last even
ing Tor Denver. for six weeks visit. and
sitter Jan. ] Will be az home az 1914 Ninth
avenue south Minneapolis. The groom Is
connected with the Crown Elevator company
i'm Minneapolis.
East Lynne" was presented last wedncs-
day evening AZ Creun hall for the benefit
20 the Infants home The double role Of
Lady isabel and Madam Vine was assumed
by Miss Emily l.. lie Febyre. Her voice was
affected by a severe cold but her graceful
stage presence and admirable acting were
the same. Miss Martha Miller as Barbara
bare was charming and Miss Katherine Fan
ming played the part Of Miss Conelia well.
Henry Miller did justice 10 the role Of
Archie Carlyle and Edward Doherty was
good IN the unsatisfactory part of Sir Francis
leNls0n. the villain. The part % Richard
ltlro was allotted 70 AuguStln II. Ruth.
bernard Farrell was dignined as Lord Severn.
His voice was good and his lines eNceilently
rendered. Frank Relplmger hne as
John Dnl ana natural the police officer.
The remaining parts of Joyce BY Miss Can
non. Wilson by Miss Rain and Little Willie
bv Irene McEncany were well taken. The
play was success, arJisuoally and hnan-
cla!ly.
A surprise party was rendered Mr and
Mrs. GrochlCr. OF University avenue. Friday
evening by their friends. Dancing was the
feature Of the evening. a delightful supper
was served. Rrose's orchestra furnished
music for the dancers Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Buschman. Mr. and Mrs
toelson, Mr.. and Mrs. Dahms. Mr. and Mrs
Asmusson Mr.. and Mrs. Kraes and Mr.. and
Mrs. blelcnberg the Misses Harbarth Beck
man, Strasser. AsmussOn. Bloomberg. Rittle
nahus and hletzin; Messrs. Kern. Thompson
Fielder, Havermann, Koenig. Rittle, Weiss.
Sandtun, kletEin and many others.
Wednesday afternoon there was merry
l.tle party az The Good residence ia East
Third street when Flora Good celebrated
her seventh birthday Those OF her friends
Dora Robinson, Hazel Fountain. Mildred
Way. Elsie GiRch. Maud Holstad Freaa
Powell Clara pevina. Alice Zophia Edna
Van Duyue, Arthur and Clarence klmban
Willie hcvinG and Eddie Van Duyne.
A quiet wedding took place Thursday after
PUG 'IN 20 eouapis9I eua 10 Noola.o 81 uoou
Mrs. Charles Beard. The CONTRACTING parties
were DIT. Helen Brown NuEum. Of ST Paul