The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-15

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Sir Cupid has been a very busy little
man this week and many hearts which
are soon to quicken at the sound OF
musketry and the summons CT the
trumpet call have been mercilessly
pierced by the sly youngsters deadly
arrows.
The result has been an astonishing
number of military weddings, most of
them quiet affairs and, as may be mag
ined. not particularly happy events,
either.
It is doubtful if any of the brides of
the week, whose husbands are isem-
bers of the companies now leaving for
the field of battle, have been at all
happy during the last few days. The
trial has been a hard one all around
and many yourg faces have been sad
dened and many young hearts have
seen nothing but hopeless separation
ahead.
Five officers and men in the Thir
teenth regiment were married last
week The first was Lieut.. Harry
Lackore of Company l.. Then follow
ed Capt. Corriston, of Company 1; Capi.
Robinson. of Company c, and the other
two followed Saturday.
Miss Hattie Anderson, of Faribault,
Twelfth regiment. We're married Thurs
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Howard. of Laurel avenue.
Rev. Alexander McGregor. of Park
Congrega tional church. officiated.
Miss Nellie Dorcy, daughter of John
Dorcy, of Saltwater and Capt. N. G..
Robinson. of Company c. Thirteenth
regiment, were married Thursday even-
ing at the home of Rev. Father Cor
Coran, of Saltwater.
First Lieut.. II. D. Garcelon, battalion
adjutant Of the Thirteenth regiment,
obtained leave of absence from Col.
Reeve Saturday and went to Mime
apolis and was married to Miss HiS-
gins, of that city.
Miss Elizabeth Hopper Martin and
William Alden Kimball were married
Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. P. Martin 1872 Harrington
avenue.
Mr.. Kimball is a private in Company
E, Thirteenth regiment. Rev. Dudley
Rhodes performed the ceremony. Miss
Sarah F. March stood with the bride
as maid of honor, and Harrison B. Mar
tin was best man. Mr.. Kimball is a
former resident of Fort Covington, N.
Y, and his father, F. F. Kimball, of
that place, was present at the cere
mony. Mrs. Kimball is the daughter
of NJ P. Martin, auditor or the North
ern Pacific.
Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg, of Paramount
avenue. gave a pretty luncheon
Wednesday, entertaining a group of
young women for Mrs. Frances Towle.
The guests were Miss Holbert, Miss
Kalman. Miss De Coslter, Mrs. Walsh.
Miss Beardslee. Miss Cook, Miss San
born, Miss Jane Clark, Miss Weed and
Miss Ray Lamprey.
Mrs. Charles G. Titcomb and Mrs.
Ernest b. Putnam entertained eighty
women at progressive euchre Wednes-
day at the Crocus Hill club. The young
ladies who assisted were Miss Talman,
Miss Schultz Miss Brundage. Miss Nc
Michael and the Misses Butcher.
Mrs. D. S. Sperry, of Holly avenue,
entertained Wednesday for Mrs. Ed
ward Griffith, of Rushville, Ill.
Mrs. Perry Willard, of Holly avenue,
gave a small luncheon Wednesday.
Mrs. S. NJ Hays gave tea from
until 6 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
at her residence on Nina avenue, in
compliment to Mrs. o. P. Shiras, of
Dubuque The rooms were decorated
with fragrant spring blossoms. Mrs
Hays. Mrs. Shiras and Mrs. Brisbine
received, and they were assisted by
Mrs. John Quincy Adams, Mrs. A. G.
Langford, Mrs. John Adams and Mrs.
lSa--rel C. Stickney Mrs. Applepy
and Mrs. Samuel Stickney served ices
and coffee in the dining room.
Mrs. John Bidleman, OF the Albion
gave a luncheon Wednesday. The table
was decorated in green and white, and
covers were laid for eight.
Invitations have been issued for the
annual banquet of The Ohio Wesleyan
Alumni association, which was organiz-
ed last yer. The hanQue: will be held
at the Nicollel house, Minneapolis,
Tuesday evening. The affair will be in
the nature Of an informal reunion, and
there viii be no set speeches or toasts.
although the president, II. P. Hall. Of
st. Paul will give ali an opportunity to
express any sentiment or indulge in
"reminiscences of old college days.
Mrs. Gardner S. Moore. Of Goodrich
avenue. entertained informally at lun-
cheOn Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. w. c. Pope will en-
terrain The choir of the Church of the
Good Shepherd at a breakfast Thurs
day, Ascension day, at their home on
East Twelfth street. A short service
will he held at the church at $50
O'Clock. a special musical programme
will he given by the ted choir, as
sisted by the young ladies' chorus.
Mrs. Frederick Weyerhaeuser. of
Summit avenue, gave a buffet luncheon
Thursday afternoon for her guests, Mrs.
/. NJ. Stevens and Mrs. j. j. Mitchell.
of Chicago.
Mrs. James II. Skinner gave a whist
party Thursday afternoon at her resi-
dence on Summit avenue.
Mrs. F. e. Draper, Of Western ave-
nue., entertained a small company of
ladies al luncheon Thursday in honor
of Mrs. Wood, of Hamline.
Mrs. J. T. Conley, of the Aberdeen,
Will give her first "at home" Tuesday
afternoon. ....
The committee Of ladies in charge Of
the charity euchre party to be given
Tuesday afternoon at the RYAN in
cludes Mrs. John w. Willis. Mrs. Mi
cbael Doran, Mrs. H. T. Quinlan. Mrs.
Timothy Foley, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs
John Clark and Mrs. Perkins.
Mrs. Oliver Dalrymple entertained
at floral euchre yesterday for Mrs
BuSS, her guest There were tWalv.