The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-11
SOCIETY NEWS OF THE DAY
A NUMBER OF LUNCHEONS AND
INFORMAL EVENTS TAKE PLACE
Miss Lucille e. Mahan and MT. Eu-
gene Ward Married - Military
Wedding at the Fort.

Wedding at the Fort.
Mrs. G. A. Severance, Of Summit avenue,
gave luncheon yesterday for Mrs. Bupley,
of Duluth.
Mrs. R. NJ. Newport gives a reception
Thursday from to for the Misses Castle.
The Misses Hodgson gave a Salimagundi
party at their Dayton avenue home Saturday
evening
The marriage of Miss Lucille Eugenia Ma
han, eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. E.
Mahan, and Eugene Ward took place last
parents, 1872 Iglehart street Rev Father Har-
rison OBLIGATED. The bridal procession entered
the second parlor to the strains of the 'Lohen-
grin wedding march, rendered by Miss
Berndette Quesnel. The bride, who wore a
going away gown Of golden brown and tur-
quoise blue, was preceded by little Florence
Mahan, as flower girl, In dainty white or
candle. The maid Of honor, Miss Emily Ma
han, sister of the bride, wore white organdie
over pink, and the bridesmaid, Miss Gertrude
Phelps, of Minneapolis, white organdie over
white. Both carried pink roses. The large
bay window was hung with three large Amer
lean flags, and 1t was here the ceremony was
performed. The groom was accompanied by
Wilde Nelson as best man, and John Proctor,
OF Minneapolis, as groomsman.
A reception was held later In the evening.
at which Mrs. Mahan and Mrs. Ward received,
assisted by Mrs. l. L. Mahan, Mrs. H. Cleve-
land and Misses BESSIE Mahan, Mary Phelps,
Abbie Spalding, Agnes Barnes and Daisy
Brown. Mrs: d. S. Smith served punch in the
hall, and Mrs. Phelps presided at the ice
cream table in the dining room. During the
evening string orchestra, skillfully con-
cealed by palms, rendered several selections.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward left for Bayfield,, Wis,
where they will spend several weeks. They
will be at home after Nov l, at 732 Iglehart
street.
Mss Bessie McGufin, second daughter of
Drum Major McGufin, of the Third infantry,
U. S. A. will be married tomorrow morning
at the Post chapel Fort Smelling, by Chap
lain Hart, to Henry Hartung. frst-class stew
ard on the general staff of the hospital corps.
The wedding had been planned to occur later
In the season, but the groom has been ordered
to report to Washington for assignment, and
Will probably be sent to Cuba in charge Of
division hospital corps, ana the young
people will leave for Washington tomorrow
evening. Mr.. Hartung was hospital steward
at Smelling for some time prior to the break
| ing out of hostilities, when he was sent to
Jacksonville to take charge Of the hospital
The bride has a very large circle Of friends
and the wedding will undoubtedly be largely
attended.
The Jackson-Drew Mothers club will hold
its regular meeting next Wednesday after
noon, Oct II, at $3.50 p: m. The subject OF
the meeting is Food and Sleep for Children"
There will be several fve-minute papers by
different members of the club.
The Dayton's Bluff Mothers club held a
very interesting meeting yesterday afternoon
in the Van Buren, school. Mrs. j. j. Nc:
Mannus read a paper, subject: Age OF
Transition" Miss Perry also gave a very in
teresting talk. There were twenty-three la
dies present.
The St. Anthony Hill orchestra have is
sued very handsome cards, announcing the
opening of Their eleventh Sc son. Tee mem
bers this year are: William B. Dixon, man
ager: Harry B. Constans, Edmund B. Con-
STAINS, Frank E. Chichester, Edward G; Nip
polt William F. Sawyer George H. Poirier,
Herbert S. Green, Robert Schlocer and VIII
liam Chichester
Como Division No. 49, LADIES' Auxiliary TO
the Order of Railway Conductors, will meet
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at Bowlby
hail. Sixth and Robert streets. A delegation
from the Volunteer division, Of Austin, will
be in attendance.
Ernest Hadlich was given surprise party
last Monday evening, by large number OF
his friends at his residence, $40 Stryker ave-
nue..
The Schubert club mixed chorus will meet
aF Ed' Farwe G Ss music a ro1 on Fifth
street. Note change of date.
Misses Emma and May Slower and Mrs. Otto
Stein arc visiting in Omaha: They will so
from their to Chicago.
Miss Natalie Riser, of Chicago, IS a guest
Of st. Paul friends.
Miss Winter, of Summit avenue, has re-
turned from Duluth.
Mrs. Denis Follett leaves tomorrow for
Winona to attend the State Federation Of
WCmans clubs. Mrs Follett is president Of
this district.
Miss Maud Moon, of Duluth, is the guest of
Miss Finch.
Mrs Gordon Peay, who has been visiting
Mrs A. D. Smith, of Earl street, has re-
turned to Little Rock, Ark.