The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-01

MITES ~ EA' MIC Williams Issues Cards
for Military Euchre-A Number
of Marriages Announced for Early
September Miss Esther Loutse
Baker and Harry A. T1tcomb We'd
Personal Items of Interest.
Mrs. J. e. McWilliams has issued
cards for a military euchre, Sept. s,
at her home, $50 Summit avenue. The
proceeds will be used for local war re-
lief work and also go toward the work
In Washington.
The Ward-Ravell wedding will take place
TINS evening at o'clock in st. Johns
church' Portland avenue and Kent street.
The marriage Of Esther Louise Baker and
Harry Adams Titcomb took place at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Byron p. Baker, of Merriam Park, on Wednes-
G TaNn evening, Aug 81 at o'clock. The cere-
Brock in the presence of their immediate
friends and relatives
The Misses Robbins, of Summit avenue,
entertain this evening.
Miss Florence Pace. the soprano: u S.
Kerr the baritone, and Charles Ridgeway, Of
Cottagewood, were entertained by Mr. and
Mrs. Lucian Swift at their Minnetonka home
tuesday. The event was an informal must
Gale.
Miss Mary Bredigheimer was hostess to
musicale given last evening at her home on
Murphy, Miss Kelly, M McQuade, Miss Nc
Quade, Miss Miller, Miss Holstein, N. Lux,
CHARLES Myer, of Glencoe, Mimi, and others.
Inc programme selected from the
compositions of Sartorio, LANCE, De Koven.
Aletter De Beriot, Helms Buck, Mendelssohn
ana Demerrsemau and was nicely given
throughout Miss Elizabeth Bach and Miss
Frances Venue gave the opening number, a
piano duet from Sartorio.
marie Lux was heard in a piano number
and Ernest Lux in violin solo, ard later
with N: Lux, who played the flute, they con-
trlbuted a trio which closed the programme
Miss MISS Clara Murphy and Miss Frances Nc
Traverse and Miss Bredigheimer were heard
IN plano numbers. Miss Theresa Miller sang
SAVE Regina" (Buck!, sery sweetly.
About 100 people gathered at the Carlson
nome on Dayton avenue, last evening in
attendance on a parlor musicale given fer the
The entertaining feature of the evening was
talk by Rev. Mr. Jensen on music and it's
r i' TO rehg-on, its abuses and it's divine
uses. An attractive programme of vocal and
instrumental music and readings was given
and refreshments served Mr.. and Mrs
Carlson received assisted by the ladies' of the
and Mrs. Lindquist Mr.. and MIS-. Borg %r
strum, Miss Smith, Miss Peterson, Of Win
tnnr0p; Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Peterson, Miss
ston. Rev. c. A. Huitcrantz DR.. and Mrs
Solberg Miss Della Croonquist, Mr.. and
others. "0
The Heart Of Hero" was presented in
Lleoertafel hall last evening by the Star of
the Union Dramatic club before an audience
of over $50 people. The cast Contained the
names of Geo. Bryan, Albert Krneger
mar ALL Wilson. Charley Jenne, ]. Strick-
!and, Gilbert Billiard, Nellie Bauer Minnie
Stewart. eS'io
-Four acts of the little play were success
fully given with appropriate stage settings
Hilyard's orchestra was heard In several se.
iections and accompanied TIE dancing
The Ladies Aid Society of St. James Eng
fish Evangelical Lutheran Church meets tbs
evening at the home of Mrs. Schultz. 35S
Mackubin street.
Mr., and Mrs: John Remer have issued cards
for the marriage of their daughter Miss
Aioysa Rener, TO Adolph P. Schwartz in AS
sumption sur church, Wednesday morning, Sept.
The Twentieth Century History class en-
'oyed a trolley ride to Como yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Logan Baker will
entertain at their first at home this evening
at 90 Eleventh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Stroud will entertain
this evening at their home on Nelson avenue
Miss Sadie o'Brien entertained at euchre at
White Bear yesterday.
Miss Edwards and Miss Manning recan+
guests at Col. Edwards residence, on Dayton
avenue, have returned to Buffalo via the
great lakes.
receptton will be given this evening In
Grace M. 3. church by the ladies of the
S church for for their pastor, M. G: shuman, and
Curry, Mrs: Dallas, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. III.
w. Hely; Messrs. Ed Elder and YolEg; re-
1WTeiII tnn G,. Miss florence Pinska, Nellie
korth and Mrs. James Hamilton.
The e. marriage Of Miss Florence Boucher
noon at o'clock in Christ Church. Mr.. and
MRS Williamson will go to Duluth for a
wedding trip, after which they will make
'heir nome in St. Pau,
=. The Young Peoples Society of the First
owealsh M E. Church gave a social last
eVehlng al the home OF Mrs. Gus Olson on
Canada street.
The engagement of Prof. Albert Kuudson.
OF Denver, Col. a former resident Of St Paul
and Miss Mathilda Johnson. of Chicago, is
announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Smith, of Earl street
were agreeably surprised Tuesday evening by
q number of their friends Music was the
feature b Of the evening. Those present were
Charles Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. George,
Mr.: and Mrs. Frank R. George: Mr. and
K KFs FRED Mrs seSttfn' Mr. and Mrs T B.
Hamilton, Mrs. George Hammond Mrs. Geo.
Rice Mrs ]. G. Morrison, Mrs. Allison. Mrs.
J. Lee. Mrs. L. J. Grouse Mrs L. John
son, Miss ; Hazel Andrews, Miss Belle Calder
Grouse and Jim Morrison. "'i-'0
Mrs. E. II. Touhey has gone to Trov. Mont
Miss Grace Wilcox has returned to Wil'mar
Mrs. Cornelius Shields and children have
returned from Cottagewoo Lake Mime
tonko. to their home on Paramount avenue
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Quincy Haas have rs-
turned from Coney Island.
Miss Dora Streckfuss, of Beech street has
ffeiturhea from TWO months visit with
friends in Chicago, st. Louis and Michigan.
=, Rev. M. G. Shuman and bride will return
this morning from White Bear lake, and will
be at home after Sept 10 with Mr. and Mrs
II. w. Hely. on Burr street.
Mrs. ]. P. Ray, of Wayzata, was a guest
nue., part of the week
The Daughters of Malta will give a re-
ception Friday evening in their hal ON
Payne avenue, for Rev. NJ. G. Shuman and
bride. anu
Mrs H. o. Helgeson, of Sims street will
entertain the Ladies Aid Society of Grace NJ
E. Church this afternoon 1'
DR.. and Mrs. Martel. of Case street have
returned from Lake Minnetonka.
Mrs H. M. Ernst, of Clean, N. Y. IS visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. Evans. of Wcstm,nster
street.
Miss Helen Griggs sails today from New
York, on the steamer Frederick the Great for
Germany to study music. She will be the
guest OF cousin by the same name Miss
Helen Griggs, and during this winter thew
will travel In Italv