The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-30
SOCIETY NEWS OF ONE DAY
FRIDAY HISTORY CLUB AND
ITS COURSE OF STUDY

child Celebrate the Tenth Ami
versary Of Their Wedding at
Their Home on Paramount Ave-
nue-Miss Talman Entertains.
The Friday History club met this week
with Mrs. Long, 1923 Laurel avenue. The
this year. Three meetings will be held be-
fore the year closes. The first will be de-
voted to American Authors and Poets:" the
second to American Artists. Musicians and
Actors" and the last will be the annual meet
ing and election of officers. Plans for study
for the coming year will be discussed.
Miss Matte D. Redlon and William F.
Robinson were married Thursday evening
at the home of the brides aunt. Mrs H. r.
Williams. 1881 Park avenue, Minneapolis,
has been heard before the Schubert club on
several occasions.
The marriage of Miss S. Isabel Cove, daugh-
Henry D. Lackore. first lieutenant of Com
pany M, the newly recruited company of
volunteers. took place Thursday evening at
the home ne, Of the brides aunt, Mrs. D. ".
tary wedding, and the decorations were al
most entirely In the national colors.
The marriage of Miss Lillian E. Benham
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Will take place Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Leila Benham, 1915 Fourth avenue south,
Minneapolis. No one but the immediate mem
bers of the family will be present. Miss Ben
ham is a daughter of the late Lieut. M. E..
Benham who served through the Civil war
She Is an accomplished musician and is we'll
known In musical circles in st. Paul and
Minneapolis. Capt Corriston has been a
member of the militia for nine years. and is
one OF the most popular officers in the regi-
ment
Prof. Richard g. Moulton will be rendered
reception in Stanley hall this afternoon by
Miss Evers A feature Of the affair will be
the talk on The Tempest" by Prof Moul-
ton Miss Evers will be assisted by Dr. and
Mrs Bridgman, Mr.. and Mrs. Kinkaid and
Miss Pollock, of st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine Rothschild cele-
Drated their tenth wedding anniversary last
evening at their handsome home on Fair
mount avenue. The rooms were beautiful
with flowers.
Mrs. R. S. White, of Marshall avenue, en-
tertained the Alert E:chre club Tuesday
afternoon. The prizes were won by Mrs. Mer-
TIL, Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Coburn
Miss Talman entertained group of young
musicians yesterday afternoon at her home
on Hague avenue The gathering composed
an informal little club, made up mostly OF
members of the Schubert club.
elaborate
rangements for it's entertainment and hon
this evening in Central hail.
=, The Parish Aid Society of Church of the
Good shepherd will be held this afternoon
with Miss Patton, ITS East Fourteenth street.
The Economy Whist club met Yesterday
with Mrs. Frank Brown, of Hamline
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club gave its last
oancins party of the season last evening in
Oxford hall.
st. Lukes Aid Society of St. Paups Church
met yesterday with Mrs. Powell of PennsyI-
van1a avenue.
Mrs. H. 9. johnson. of East Winifred
street, entertained the Study class yester-
day.
The annual meetin of the St. Paul Audi
bon society will | held today at half past
o'clock in Dayton Avenue church pariors.
The women of Woodland Park church spent
yesterday afternoon sewing for the Cubans.
The Junior Endeavorers of Central Park
NJ E. church, held q rally yesterday in the
| lecture room. There was an interesting no
| gramme of music and Rev. Mr. CrosseIy
and Rev. Mr.. Hunter made addresses.
The S. L. P. of st. Paul, gives ball this
evening in Oxford hall.
| Mrs. Edgar Klinkerfues Of Frances street
| gave cake walk yesterday afternoon for
| group of lady friends.
| The Willing Helpers Mission Band OF
| House of Hope, met yesterday afternoon.
Northern Lodge, A. o. U. W., gave a dane.
| Ing party last evening In Hedman's hal.
The st. Paul and Minneapolis Glorious will
| meet Monday at the Church CT the Messiah
| on Fuller street Services will be held al
| IL o'clock, followed by a programme of Ia.
| pers ard discussions and afterward dinner
will be served at the rectory, with the rec
| tor, Rev. c. E. Haupt as host
Daytons Bluff Lodge No. 96, I. o. O. F.
will give its fourth annual banquet, enter.
| tainment and ball Thursday evening, at Ode
| Fellows hall, corner Seventh and vRear ey
| streets. Supper will be served at o'clock.
DR.. and Mrs. F. M. Patterson leave toda,
| for the lake.
| Mr. and Mrs. George Archer, of the MARI
| borough, leave today for Elmo for the sea
| son.
| Mrs. Almy and Children have gone East.