The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-28
GERMAN CLUB ELECTION.
Events of Yesterday in Social Cir
cIes in st. Paul

Events of Yesterday in Social Cir
cies in st. Paul.
The German club met yesterday and elect
ed as the committee for the ensuing wear:
.. D. Thompson, w. w. Price and Jcbn
F1eId. The committee Will have charge Of
all the club events for the winter season.
The Commercial Club Cyclers will give
musical mus and dance at the club rooms Nom
Jay evening. Mrs. Russell R. Dorr is ar.
ranging musical programme which win be
paruclpated IN by a number Of members Of
ne fHe schubert club H. P. Hall will deliver
halloween address, and Judge Willis. n l.
Dent OF the cyelers, will speak briefly. me
programme will be followed by dancing.
Miss Josephine Rhoy and John Re.chert
were married Tuesday in ST. James church
Miss Rose Reichert and Miss Anna Horntng
sssfet6 DTiaesmaids; John Rhoy and E. Welsh
T. L. Snyder and A. ]. Robinson. Rev
Father Cary performed the ceremony.
The marriage Of Miss Helene G. GierIet
ana John A. McDermott was prettiIy solemn
Ized yesterday morning in the Church of the
immaculate Conception, Minneapolis. Emil
0berhoner presided at the organ and rem
aered musical programme as the guests ar
rived. Miss Cecile Schneider Of Duluth
was maid Of honor, and wore brown gown
trimmed with white, and brown hat She
carried a large cluster Of pink chrysanthe-
NUNS. The bride wore her going-away gown
Of dark blue fashioned with white vest and
collar and a black hat. The bridal bouquet
was OF white chrysanthemums. The bride.
groom and his best man, Thomas McDer-
mott OF St Paul. met the bride at the altar
Where the service was read by Rev Charles
CorcoTan, of Saltwater. Mrs w E Nelson
sang a solo during the ceremony A wedding
breakfast was served at the Holmes hotel
Mr. and Mrs. McDermott will be at home
after Nov. at 1021 University avenue south
east.
"A A party Of East St. Paul people went to
Eau Eau Claire 1Wedne sday to attend the we'd
lette Gray at the brides home In the party
were Mrs; Robert McMenemy. the groon's
moi Gr3a Mr.; and Nd. Mrs l. a. Rgmsardnes
son George Mr.. Gillespie, Of Anoka; Mrs E.
1: Bumgardner and Mr.. Hugh Montgomery.
The party had pleasant trip and a very
ceremony at which there We're over a hun
dred guests. The bride and groom will be
at home at 1895 Igiehart street after Nov. Is.
Prof John Fenwick gave a splendid piano
T Tf1c1 at the city hall, South st. Paul, on
W sV}oiafs h ege 5 assisted by his boy
ence greatly enjoyed the "Tannhauser'' over
ture and the Scotch melodies. Those who
goloist;, Master Charles Wilkinson, alto So
loist; Master John Ring, soprano; MGster
Jeffrey Griffin. soprano; Master William Nc
Laughhn' comedian.
Mrs. F. c. Field gave a handsomely ar
ranged luncheon yesterday for Mrs. Luud Of
Concord, n. H; Mrs. Lund is Mrs. jos NH
Wheelock's sister. and her guest this fall.
Mrs. Field was assisted in receiving By mrs
Wheelock.
Mrs. Reuben H. Warner and Miss Warner
give reception Friday at their home on
College avenue.
Miss Newell gives progressive euchrs
IF vvnO of +ha
home Of Mrs. Sloan, on st. Adams street
Miss Maud Moon, of Duluth, and Charles
Weyerhaeuser, of Little Falls, are the guests
Of honor.
Mrs. E. T, Jones gave an afternoon tea
IueSday at her home on Pleasant avenue,
celebrating her eleventh wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. N Kirk, of East Ninth
street, gave dinner of twenty covers Tues
day evening their twenty-ffth wedding an
niverSary.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lowering entertained
informally Monday for Mrs. Boothby, Of
Parsonsfeld, Me.
Mrs. Lamberson gives musicale tomorrow
in her studio
A fve-table euchre club has been organized
by number Of young ladies. The club win
the following officers: President, Miss Grace
Bishop, of Summit avenue treasurer snd
secretary Miss Monte Hill, of Dale street
Mrs. ]. d. Bond Of Marshall avenue. en-.
tertained at luncheon today for her sister.
Mrs. C. H. Culver, Of Los Angeles
The Kootenai club dances tonight in Wood
ruff hall.
The Cycle History class meets tomorrow
evening with Mrs. Oscar Hallam, Of Fair
mount avenue.
The Twin City History class has elected the
Following officers: President. Mrs Hallowell.
Minneapolis; secretary, Mrs. 2. w. Kings ey.
meeting was held at the residence of Mrs.
A. H. Long, Laurel avenue. at which Mrs
Rutherford and Mrs Atkins read papers
The class is studying English history.
The Friday Study circle meets this morn.
ing with Mrs. Charles Bigelow, ISL College
avenue.
Home Rebekah. I. o. o. F., gave a card
party last evening at 3S7 Wabssha street.
Mrs. B. S. Cowen of Holly avenue has
gone to Indianapolis, Ind. to attend the gen
eral executive meeting OF the Woman's For
eign Missionary Society Of the NJ. E. Church
which began It's annual meeting in that CITY
yesterday. Mrs. Cowen is the Northwestern
representative on the literature committee Of
the national society.