The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-29

IolnorroW to Introduce the Misses RoSs,IrI,
NJ NJ hGooiph Rossum has issued cards for
Ills ana second event for Friday night
%hen the dancing set will be entertained in
Elks' hall. ~
Mrs. H. P. Upham and Mrs Horace Ripe-
low give reception today from 3 TO 8 o,rlnoS
at the upham home, on Summit avenue The
analr will be one of the largest OF the week
some some zoo guests being hidden to meet Mrs
Darius Irwin Miller, of Chicago, and Mrs w
ID. Newman, of the same city.
Mrs. w. P. Plant and Mrs. w A. Blodgett
gave euchre party Saturday for Miss Hinc-
key, of New York, entertaining in the evenjnp
at the Plant resident, on scuddef avenue
Mrs c. w. Carpenter and Miss Carpenter
give reception Friday at their home, on St.
+. F. Comins, director of the ST. PauI
Scnool OF Fine Arts, has invited St. Paul pes-
PIE 10 private view of his new picture,
+ allure, Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. Rhys-Herbert and Mr.. Titcomb give q
recital at Howard, Farwell Co.'S Monday
evening.
musical and reception takes place this
evening In ST. Luke's parochial residence
ARTISTS from both cities contribute to the pro
gramme.
Miss Lydia May Putnam. only daughter CT
Mr.. and Mrs. Putnam, and Anthony q Vogt
were married at ] o'clock Wednesday evening
vi last week at the home of the brides par
ents, on East Third street The rooms were
decorated with palms, smilaX and chrysanthe-
NUNS. Tne ceremony was performed by Rev
n +. StHlWeli under a beautiful floral arch
IA the drawing room in the presence of re. a
uVes and a few friends The bride wora
cream satin and tulle veil caught UP with a
pearl cluster, the gift of the groom and car
REQ BRIDE RISES. Miss Elizabeth Vogt sis
mold =
wore white mule over pink silk. and car
r!eo La France roses. The bridesmaids were
Miss Clara Olson and Miss Lydia Phipps.
Miss Olson wore white Swiss over blue silk
and Miss Phipps wore white Swiss over green
SILK. Both carried chrysanthemums The
groom was attended by Louis F. Member as
pest man. and Messrs. Edward Gill and e.
Neal The bridal party marched IN m the
strains Of Lohengrin 8 wedding march rem
dered by parlor orchestra. After the cere-
monies the party adjourned to the sumner
room where wedding supper was serve d.
with covers laid for thirty. A very enioyahle
evening followed. Mr.. and Mrs Yogt will be
at home Wednesdays after Dec. 10.
Mrs MIS- James Mcclure. of Dayton avenue,
entertained the Hill Euchre club Saturday
evening: The club will be entertained by
Mrs H. W Topping, OF Summit avenue
Thursday evening.
The women OF First Presbyterian church
hold bazar Dec s. The safe holds afternoon
and evening. In the evening there will b.
concert will be given Thursday eyenins
in l. o. o. F. hall. Payne avenue and Wells
Presbyterian church. The following are an
nounced to participates: Mrs Graves 81
prano; Miss Lawrence. contralto: Prof n
Phlliips. baritone; George j. Danz. violinist:
er; F. z. Ref. accompanies
The Lower Town Mothers club Will meet
wednesday afternoon in the Hawthorne
school. Miss Alice Officer will read Danes
on plays and Games for Little People.
The Crocus Hill Mothers club Will meat
with Mrs Fuller, 1876 Dayton avenue. this
afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock. Mrs. Mary P Hunt
Will read paper on THE Relation and Value
Of Child Study to Mothers
Willard W. G. T. y. meets today at 5
Clinton avenue. Mrs. Cullen and Mrs Vim
cent of Australia, will address the meeting
This evening a meeting viii be held in
the Clinton Avenue NJ. E. church. at which
Mrs. Cullen and Mrs. Vincent will be again
Friday evening in Y. NJ. G. A. hall.
Mrs. Cullen and Mrs. Vincent will leave
Saturday for Chicago and the East and viii
soon return to Australia. They have been
in America more than year. They came az
the urgent invitation of Miss wizard, to at
tend the Worlds W. G. T. U. convention
held last year in Canada They remained
here to attend the national convention, and
will now return to their own country to give
their time and service to temperance work
there.
The Junior Auxiliary Of St Clements
Church gives Mother Goose entertainment
this evening in the guild hail.
Miss Grace Doran. Of Summit avenue, IS
home from the East.
Miss Abbie Livingston, of Summit avenue
has gone TO New York.
Mrs. H Holbert, OF Summit avenue. Is
entertaining Miss Bowen, of Philadelphia
Mrs. Charles E. Mckee, Of Victoria street.
is home from Winona.
Mrs. Paul H. Gotzian Is East
Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt closed
the Breakers" at Newport early in the
month and are In New York for the season