The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-19
SOCIETY In NOVEMBER
ONE CHARMING WEDDING ADDED
TO THE GAYETY OF YES
TERDAY's EVENTS
SEASON NOW IN FULL SWING
Receptions, Parties and Dances
without Number Mark the Ten
dency of Men and Women to
While Away the Lengthening
Nights p Pretty Home Wedding
Afternoon Reception.

AACAAoOA XtCCeptIOhs
Miss Iva Victoria Snyder and Will
ham Whaley Jackson, of Eau Claire,
We're married yesterday at the home Of
Mrs. F. Jay HayEes, of Dayton ave
nue.. Mrs. Haynes is the brides sister
Tie rooms were decorated lavishly
with palms. roses, carnations and
chrysanthemums. The parlor was
V arm with red carnations against a
background of palms. In the dining
room only white and green had been
used and in the library, where the cere-
nony was performed. pink and white
roses composed the color in a bank
OF palms. The brides only attendant
was Miss Ely. Charles Lfbbey, of Osh-
kosh, Wis, was groomsman. Rev. John
Paul Egbert performed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson will reside in
Eau Claire.
Mrs. Caroline Willard of Holly avenue,
gives a dancing. party Thursday evening in
Elks hall for her daughter Miss Milard,
one of this seasons debutantes; Miss Cheat
ham, of Louisville, and Miss Natalie Wick,
of Youngstown. O..
A handsome afternoon reception was given
yesterday by Mrs. Marshall De Note OF
Dayton avenue. Elaborate floral decorations
claimed admiration in every room: In the
group of women assisting Mrs. De Mote
were Mrs. Cochran, Mrs. Hackett, Mrs
Alexander: Mrs Gates, Mrs. Mann, Mrs.
Monfort, Mrs. Halbert, Mrs. Saunders, Mrs.
Gilett. Mrs. Brimhal,. Mrs. aGtes, Mrs. Dnrr
Miss Dyer, Miss Sommers, Mss Robertson,
Miss Warner. Miss Anderson.
Mrs. A. L. Roth, of Iglehart street, gave a
dancing party THURSDAY evening for Miss
friends an opportunity to say farewell be-
tore the young ladies' departure for San
Francisco.
$50
The Misses Butler, of Laurel avenue. en-
terrain informally this evening.
Mrs H. HoEbert of Summit avenue en-
tertains at euchre Saturday of next week.
large euchre party was given at the
and Mrs A. 0. Powers.
Over 100 women were received yesterday
by Mrs Henning Fernstrom at an afternoon
reception at her Laurel avenue home.
Mrs. Dudley W. Rhodes. of Ashland ave-
nue., gives a buffet luncheon Saturday of
next week.
st. Johns Choral society will give its an
nual concert and social in the parlors OF
st. Johns Evangelical Luthern church Hope
and Margaret streets, Tuesday evening.
Among the numbers on the programme will
! be selections by the st. Anthony Hill orchss-
ira. solo by Mr. Chichester and vocal seec-
lions by Miss Anna Nelson and Miss Nor
/ deck. The Choral society will render sew
eral concerted numbers.
| A reception will be given at the Town ana
| Country club Thanksgiving afternoon from 2
| to O'Clock.
Miss Winter gave a large german in Elks'
/ hall last evening, entertaining some 200
/ guests in compliment to Mrs, Pemberton
Smith, her sister.
Among. those present were; Miss Tarbox.
Miss Hill. Misses Livingston. Miss Smith,
Miss Holbert. Miss Finch, Miss Kalman. Miss
/ Bum, Miss Johnston, Miss Taylor. Miss
J Stevenson, Miss Iianpher, Misses Bend.
Stickney, Timberlake. Pope. Messrs. Tucker
Halbert, Undertake, Holbert, Bend, Davis
] Lindeke, Kalman. Finch. Jefferson, Stewart
Burns, Thompson. Corning, o'Brien, Ian
pher. Mailer.
/ Capital City Cycle club gives a dancinc
party Thanksgiving night in Cambridge half
Ellsworth circle. Ladies of the C. A r..
ment Inspector Josie !. Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. d. B. HILL of Concord street
! entertained the Why Not Cinch club
Wednesday evening Prizes were won by
Messrs. Westby and Curle
Evening Star Rebekah Lodge No. Is give.
dime card party this evening in Odd Eel
! lows hall.
! The Ivy Leaf Dancing club gives the third
OF its series Thanksgiving evening in Sher-
man hall
Mrs. A. L. Hill and Mrs Harvey Hill. Of
/ D. B. Hill. of the West side.