The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-20
OPENED THU SEASON
PRETTY DANCING PARTY GIVEN
AT THE ABERDEEN LAST
EVENING
SOCIAL NEWS OF ST. PAUL
terest - KellOg-EIIithorp We'd
ding-Schubert Club Annual Re-
ceptiOn-CycIe Club Dance This
Evening-ArIingtO Hills Moth
ers' Club-ReceptiOns.

Mrs. Mueller and Miss Proctor gave
their opening reception at the Aber-
deen last evening following the regular
dancing class. The affair was prettily
arranged, and proved a most enjoy
able beginning to the winter season.
Inc guests were Miss Gould, Miss
Allce Rhodes, Mrs. Mathew Murphy,
MISS johnson, Miss Bess Proctor, Miss
McMfchael, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard,
M essrs. Thornton Carson, Max Smith
George Peter, Fritz Curtis and others.
Miss Marion Elma Ellithorp and Charles
Lafayette Kellogg were married at s O'Clock
last evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
archibald M. Ellithorp, on Iglehart street
oficiated. -'
muslin and long tulle veil and carried white
carnations. She attended by Miss Laura
Elllthorp as maid Of honor, who wore Persian
muslin and carried pink carnations
E. j. Paul, Of Milwaukee, was best man,
:, An informal reception followed Among
the out-of-town guests were Mrs. Hand, Of
Nontevideo; Mrs. Lafayette Kellogg, OF Mad
lson' and Miss Kellogg, of Madison. Mr.. and
MIS- WITS AeHogg nave gone to Chicago and Mad
ison' and will be at home Wednesdays after
NOV. 10 at 7O8 Marshall avenue.
!, Tonight the White Flyer Cycle club open
tn9ir dancing season. and, unless indications
fail. Sherman hall will have the banner
crowd of the season. The occasion is a benefit
Ior the parents of their late comrade Leslie
Pa 1l who died in Manila, Aug. 8. The haIl
VIII ne profusely decorated with bunting
nags,, etc. Pepin's orchestra will play the
grand march at D. m.
There will be rafle and card party tonight
streets
hall, Merriam Park. next Wednesday. oct
20. The young lady's society is working hard
TO make this the most successful sociable vet
held In the hall, and a large number of wish
tors from both cities are expected to compete
Ior the many prizes. A pleasant time is as
sured.
The Frances Harper w. c. T. u. enter
tainment. for the national convention fund
street.
Frances Harper W. G. T. U. will meet at
p. m. the second and fourth Tuesdays of
each month. at the St. Paul Commons.
The Polish National alliance will give their
fourth annual ball, for the benefit of ''Kosci-
usko" Society No. 267. at Hudalla's hall. Ar
caue ana Lawson streets, Saturday evening.
The Sewing Society of Garfield w. R. G.
No. 5, will meet Friday afternoon at 2:3O at
the nome OF Mrs. Fisher. 233 Walnut street,
Irvine park.
The st. Paul chronological society will give
q caro- party this evening at Central hall,
Sixth and Seventh streets.
Mrs. J. NJ Rossell, Of Dayton avenue. en-.
tertalned the Midsummer Euchre club Tues
Day Mrs. Alanson Misser, Mrs. Hiram D.
Brown and Mrs. Tfleson, of Winona, made
high scores.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Maretus entertained
friends Saturday evening in honor of their
twenty-ffth wedding anniversary at their
nome on York street Mr.. and Mrs. Marelus
have resided in st. Paul since their mar
riage twenty-five years ago. They have three
sons, Charles B. and August, who are drug
gists at $40 Bedford street, and Emil, who Is
also druggist on Seventh street.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Larson Mr.,
and Mrs. Lundberg, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlson,
Mr. and Mrs. Linden, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Marelius, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Abramson,
Wernlund, T. Oberg, Harold Stolpestad' Emil
Marelius and August Marelius.
Mrs David Allie Of East Ninth street.
gave tea yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Ed Johnson, Of Edgerton street was
given surprise yesterday afternoon by her
lady friends in honor of her wooden wedding
Fourteen were present. Mrs. Johnson was
presented with beautiful chair.
The annual reception OF the Schubert club
takes place Saturday evening, in the Com
mercial club rooms.
There will be programme of music with
speeches by Mrs Francis B. Clark. Mrs.
Russell R. Dorr, Condo Hamline Richards
Gordon, Theodore Schumacher, and Dr. S. G.
Smith.
To this reception all former members of
the Schubert club and those intending to be-
come members this season are invited
A meeting of the executive committee of
the club was held yesterday in the Phoenix
building to complete arrangements.
Mrs. Edgar H. Loyhed was the guest of
honor yesterday at reception given by Mrs.
A. T. Hall, at her home on St. Adams
street. Mrs Hall was assisted by Mrs. Joel
Wy1nan and Mrs. Charles F. Nickels, of
Minneapolis; Mrs. John @. Hill, Mrs. Edward
B. Smith, Mrs Henry Schurmeier Mrs
Thomas McDavitt, Mrs John B. Darling
Mrs. S. O. Arnold, Miss F7ornece Cole Miss
Harriet Hale Miss Ada Murphy, Miss Grace
McKinstry and the Misses Nickel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Craig entertained
Monday from to O'Clock at the home of
Mrs. John Barber, 1926 Maria avenue MIR. ard
Mrs Craig have been married fifty years.
Nathan Hale Chapter D. A. R., meets Tues
day with Mrs. AIanson Messer, at SO Mackub-
in street.
tertainment Monday evening in the Congre-
gational church.
Mrs. Emile Onet gave the first CT a series
of afternoon at homes yesterday at her home
in the Albion. In the evening Mrs. Onet re-
ceived informally with her husband.
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