The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-08
SI.PAW AND HIS GUESTS
yesterday Was Quite an Eventful
One In n Social Way-Weddings
and Other Pleasures

yesterday Was Quite an Eventful
One In a Social Way-Weddings
and Other Pleasures.
Mrs. Charles E. Smith entertained yester-
DAY at her home, on Marshall avenue, for
MRS. w. D. Cornish and Miss Elizabeth
CORNISH who leave soon for New York to
reside The decorations were golden rod and
Dlack-eyed Susans and quantities of roses.
Inc ladies' assisting were: Mrs. Sanborn,
MRS. Brill, Mrs. Otis, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Muir,
Mrs. Day, Mrs. RoIbert, Mrs Magoffin, Mrs.
Bramhall, Mrs. Castle. Mrs. VIM. Abbott,
Mrs DAVIDSON, Mrs: Langfcrd. Mrs, Hughes,
Miss Otis Miss Eastman, Misses Castle, Miss
Hughson, Miss Hand, Miss Baer. Afternoon
tea was served to about fifty guests.
The people of the Danish church, at Thir-
teenth and Canada streets, gave a musical
festlval last evening in the church audi
torium; Following the choral programme cof-
Zee ana cake were served In the dining room
by the women of the church.
The church choir, under the direction of o.
SWANSON, opened the programme and sang
Roach and Mr.. Kenholtz, were heard In sew
eral duets for the piano and violin and the
Frohlbltlon quartet of male voices and the
eral times. Miss Iverson gave couple
of excellent plano numbers. Miss Hanson
gave both piano and vocal solo and Miss
Meyer a number of readings The proceeds
"eHI loWdru the cnurcn 1unu
Mrs. Krebs gave a children's party yester-
day at her home, on Marshall avenue, Tor
her four-year-o.d daughter Eta.
Rev. Samuel G. Smith returns from Eu-
rope Saturday morning. reception will be
arranged for him either next week or the
last of the month bysthe women Of the Peo-
pies church.
Miss A!oysa Remer, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Remer, and Adolph P. Schwartz
were married yesterday morning in Assump-
ton church. They will be at home after
Sept. 10 at 1875 Rondo street.
theran Church meets this evening with Mrs.
Schultz, at 1913 MackuIbin street.
The W. F. Society of House of Hope Church
devoted an AFTERNOON to Japan Tuesday. Mrs.
M. WEIGH was in charge Of the programme.
Mrs Thomas Riley entertained the Aid So
ciety of First Universalist Church Tuesday at
her home on Laurel avenue
Mrs. Henry Schumacher and Mrs. Leach are
home from Minnetonka.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Nichols return from
Mahtomedi Saturday.
Mrs. w. H. Sanborn will spend October In
the East.
Miss Sadie Proctor has been appointed su-
pervisor Of art at Moorhead.
Miss Elsie Constans leaves this month for
Kemper hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Webb, OF Nelson av-
enue, are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. George
Shaw, of La Crosse.
U. S. Kerr has returned to Bosom
Dennison Van Week, of Ashland, Wis, is
visiting in the city.
Miss Dora Alness leaves this week for St.
Mary's hail. Faribault.
Mrs. G. D. Moore, of Fort Worth, Tex, is
visiting friends on Dayton avenue.
Misses Lillian and Alice Whitaker re-
turned from New York yesterday.
Mrs. Eleanor Dickinson leaves Monday for
New York for a course of study in music
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert S. Green will be at
home after Nov. at ITO st. Adams street
Mi7s Alice Fitzpatrick has returned to
Waterbury. Conn.
Mrs. William Rhodes is home from Prior
Lake.
Miss Eastman, Mrs. William Abbott's guest.
returns this month to Smith college.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Prouty are entertain
ing Rev. W. Hamilton Spence of Galesburg,
DR.. Hubbell IS In Chicago for two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. White are entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. White, of Fargo
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Peel, of S3e Tuscarora
street, have as their guests the Misses Pearl
Cheadle, Of Cleveland, MINI.
Gust Casper, of Winona. is the guest Of the
Misses Rittle. of Marshall avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickman, of Hastings are
the guests of Mrs. Danes, Of Western ave-