The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-02
BRACE OF WEDDINGS.
Two st. Paul Couples Met at Hymen's
Shrine Yesterday

Two st. Paul Couples Met at Hymen's
Shrine Yesterday.
Miss Florence Boucher and Charles VIII
hanson were quietly married at 5 o'clock in
the afternoon yesterday in Christ church
Rev. c. ID. Andrews performed the ceremony
before gathering of some thirty friends Of
the couple. The simple service of the Epis-
copal church was read and only the candles
at the sides of the altar were lighted. The
bride Wore a blue broadcloth going-away
gown with white satin vest and carried a
large bunch of white roses. Her brother
John Boucher, gave her away, and her sis .
ter stood with her. The best man was Daniel
Bull.
Miss Emily Forbes Ward, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Eugene Ward of Summit avenue
and Charles Herring Raven Jr., of Chicago
were married last evening at O'Clock in st.
johns Episcopal church by Rev. D. W.
Rhodes. Miss V. Floyd Ward was maid Of
honor and Miss Gertrude V. c. Ward. Miss
Helen G. Williams and Miss Frances Pattee
were the maids. Laurence Jefferson, of Min
neapolis, was best man. and the ushers were
Fred, Head, Arthur Wolters and Samuel JOY
wedding supper was served at the brides
home, and Mr. and Mrs. RaVell left for a
lake trip. They will reside in Chicago
Wednesday the advertising men of the Min
luncheon at the Commercial club, and the
same day Mr. Ravell entertained the best
man and ushers at his fathers home, 819
Fourth avenue south, Minneapolis.
Mrs Ames' committee on information met
yesterday in the Market hall and all reports
were of most encouraging nature. Mrs. j.
p AnderSon'S committee on paintings and
arts met in the Commercial club parlOrs The
work at the Market hall is going rapidly on
and Tuesday morning meeting of all the
chairmen of committees, committees and the
executive will be held at 10 o'clock on the
upper floor of Market hall.
A lawn social will be given Tuesday
evening by Mrs. E. D. Evans at her home,
352 East Lawson street There will be dane
ing.
Mrs. Benton, of Iglehart street, entertains
this afternoon.
U. S. Kerr, the popular young baritone,
gives a song recital this evening in Howard
& FarWell'S music rooms. CLAUDE MADDEN,
volinist, assists.
The Misses Rossum entertain at euchre to-
day for Miss Woolsey'. of Alabama
A reception was given last evening by the
ladies of Grace NJ. E. church for Rev. NJ. G..
shuman, the pastor: and his bride.
Mrs. Schultz, of 1853 Mackubin street, en-
tertained the Aid Society OF st. James En-
glish Evangelical Lutheran Church last even
ing
The A. o. U. w. Social club will give the
L
ing in the A. o. y. w. hal, Eighth and
Wabasha streets This is headquarters for
lodges 2, 8, a. and Il.
The young people of Dayton's Buff German
NJ E. church gave a hayrack ride last even
ing TO Woodbury. and Cottage Grove and re-
turn.
The Christian Endeavor central committee
meets this evening in Olivet church, Merriam
Park. The programme opens at $50 O'clock.
There will be table talk during supper and
afterward a business meeting.
The central committee of the W. C. T. u.
meets today at the Windsor and later holds
mass meeting at Peoples church.
Lin Wallace Rowe, of Benton Harbor,
Mich, is visiting relatives on Arundel street.
Miss Hungerford. of St, Joseph, Mo-, arrives
in st. Paul today, the guest Of Mrs Charles
Braden of Marshall avenue.
Fred Braden has returned to Stanford uni
versity, California. Mrs. Braden and Miss
Louise Braden will remain in ST. Paul a
month longer.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ G.. Shuman were ten
dered reception at Grace NJ. E. church last
evening, fully $50 calling to greet the pastor
and his bride.
at Winona, and have since been residing at
White Bear lake. They are now at home at
S6S Clark street. Receiving with them last
evening were MI. ana MRS. DeVlnny, MT.
ard Mrs Elliott Mr.. and Mrs. Reed, Mrs.
Wilson, Mrs. Mitcheson, Mrs Korth, Misses
Dallas, Mrs Curry, Mr.. and Mrs Healey.
I Among the guests ,.9 were pr. am, and Mrs;
Rev. Benz. Longley.
Mrs. Koehler, of Portland avenue, enter
tanned yesterday for Mrs. G. Altar, of Mani
towoc, Wis. Covers were laid at luncheon
for fourteen. The table decorations were
sweet peas, smilax and roses. Among the
aGtG MPC CQOh Arm
Minneapolis; Mrs. F. Low, Mrs. Small, Mrs.
Weidenborner, Mrs. Nureau. Mrs. Andrews,
Miss Theviot of Brainerd Mrs. Lauerbaugh,
Mrs. P. j. Mclaughlin.
Miss Adeline Koehler gave a large chill
rdren's party Monday afternoon Games and
were Marion BretteIi Marcella BretteIi,
Gladys Gates, Gall Ewings, Pauline Hoffman,
Pauline Michaud. Louise Michaud, Marjorie
Kirk julie Cahoon Josephine Cahoon, Addie
Ruff, Helen Whitehorn Mrs Altar and Miss
Theviot assisted Mrs. Koehler in attending
to the little ones wants.
Mrs. Altar and Miss Thevoit are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Stroud gave their first at
home last evening, at their home on Nelson
avenue.
The members of the Woodland Park Bap-
fist church gave lawn social last evening
on the church grounds.
10 Osbourn gave a farewell party Wednes
day evening at the home of his aunt Mrs
Allan Krieger on Bates avenue Those in
the party were Miss Amelia Spence, Miss
Elsie Mertens, Miss Gertie Noble. Miss Ella
Munich, Miss Gene Gavin, Miss Virginia De
Haas, Miss Helen SINNERS, Messrs. Ed Kern
kamp, Ned HOble George Thompson, George
Lee and Mr. Sharood Parlor games and
music were the features. Refreshments were
served at 1890. Mr.. Osbourn will leave for
st. Louis today.