The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-16
SUBURBAN SOCIAL.
EAST ST. PAUL.

Last Wednesday evening Miss Elizabeth
Edison and Mr. Eb NJ. Rumsey were married
at o'clock, at the residence OF the brides
sister. Mrs. Ed Parole. on Ross street.
Rev. NJ. G. Shuman performed the ceremony,
in the presence of only their immediae rela-
tives. Anna Pinska was bridesmaid, and NJ
a. Armstad was best man. The bride was
dressed in gown of white Lansdowne silk
trimmed with lace. and she carried a bouquet
of white roses. Mr. and Mrs. Rumsey will
be at home after Feb. /, corner Ninth and
John streets.
The annual meeting of the Arlington Hills
Presbyterian Sunday school was held Wednes-
day evening. and the following officers were
elected: Superintendent, Rev. A. E. Driscoll;
assistant superintendent, George A. Elder;
secretary. II. Brookns; treasurer, Alex
Thompson; librarian, Arthur Dye; assistant
ent. Mrs. Della Ames. The school is in
prosperous condition, attendance OF 211
the previous Sunday taxing the Sunday school
room TO its utmost capacity.
The Young Peoples Cinch club was enter
tanned at the home of Miss Wren Hyde on
Burr street, Tuesday evening. Mr. Fred Mat
thews elected president: Miss Gertrude
Gersting, secretary and treasurer. Prizes
were won as follows: First progressive, Miss
Julell Sheehan; second progressive, Miss
Hart; general first progressive, DR.. Murphy;
second. Mr.. brewery. The Misses Matthews.
of Burr street. will entertain the club next
Thursday evening.
The Cleveland High School Literary society
met in the assembly hall Monday evening.
Those taking part were the Misses Isabelle
Brown, Mabel Murphy and Maude i3euner
with readings by Misses Bertha Crcster AID
Winnie McElvennys. an essay by Maurice
Hickman and piano solos by Miss Amy Toleff-
son, Miss Ora Murray and John Slaton.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the East Pres
byterian Church gave a social Friday evening
at the home of Mrs. Herbert on Phalen ave-
nue.. A fine musical and literary programme
was given by Rev. Mr. Copeland, of Ashland
Wis. Mrs. Alexander Cameron, Miss Collier
and Miss Grace Cameron. Mrs. Leslie Parlin
assisted Miss Herbert.
A special meeting of Bethesda hospital was
held Wednesday afternoon and evening for
the benefit of the sick and poor. Rev Theo-
lander, of Saltwater, addressed the ladies in
the afternoon. In the evening speakers from
Minneapolis were present A snug of
money was raised.
Mrs. o. Solhberg of Sims street enter
tanned the following ladies at dinner Wednes-
day: Mrs. A. Johnson Mrs. John Buren,, Mrs
A. Buren, and Mrs. Ceaser, of Saltwater; Mrs.
John EimQuist. Mrs. L. Blone Mrs. C. Cron-
quist Mrs. Lundhom and Mrs. Fogelberg.
Mrs. J. W. lie May. of East Third street.
entertained during the week Mrs. Nellie
Grace and Miss Ida May Grace, of Buffalo.
y. Y, and Mrs. Nellie Walker and daughter
Ethel. of GAINESVILLE, Wis.
The marriage of Miss Winnie c. Woodroffe
and Daniel Tracy is announced to take place
next Wednesday morning at o'clock at ST.
Mary's church. Ninth and Locust streets
Mrs George Brookns of Fauouier street
Missionary Society of the East Presbyterian
Church Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Mary QuinIan entertained at cincn
Monday evening Miss Davis Miss Shiels, and
Messrs. Strong and Long. Five tables were
played
Theodore Becklund was rendered a surprise
Saturday evening. About twenty-five were
present. musical programme was given
Mrs. Ericsson and Miss Louise Ericsson
the recent guests of Mrs John Aurelius, of
Burr street, have returned to Akron. TO-
Miss Charlotte Williams, OF GAINESVILLE Wis,
visited during the week Miss Margaret
Warner. of Case street.
Mr.. and Mrs N. B. Reed of Reaney street
gave dinner Tuesday in honor Of Mrs
Calaspel, OF Moline Ill.
Mrs. Fl. Gilderman. of Duluth the recent
guest of Mrs. John Luther, of Mendoza street.
has returned home.
Miss Grace Wilcox. the recent guest CT Miss
| Susie Wilcox, Of Burr street, has returned to
| Willmar.
Mrs. E. R. Fridley. of Reaney street is
| entertaining Mrs CalasDel, of Moline III.
| Miss Freda Anderson has returned from
/ Saltwater. where she spent the holidays
/ Miss Gertrude Johnson, of Moorhead Wis
tied East st. Paul friends during the week.
Miss Alice Matthews. Of Burr street, has
returned from Barraboo.