The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-09
SOCIETY NEWS OF A DAY
MRS. w. T.. KIRKE GIVES A LARGE
EUCHRE PARTY

The List of June Brides Is Steadily
IncreasinE-TwO Church We'd
dings-WOmen of the First Pres
byterian Church Plan n Silver
ReceptiOn-YOung People Ar
range n Trip.
Mrs. w. T. Kirke, OF Summit avenue,
gave a pretty sixteen-table euchre
party yesterday afternoon. The game
was played at small square tables
placed in the two drawing rooms and
the reception room leading from the
hallway. The reception room was fra
grantly decorated with great American
Beauties, and the stairway in the wide
hall was banked with tropical plants.
In the first room to the right of the
hall poenieS were used, making thelf
debut in society for this season. The
second room was all in white and
green snowballs, and green foliage was
used.
Mrs. Kirke was assisted by group
of married women and a second group
of young girls assisted with the scores.
The assisting ladies were Mrs. Stewart
Moore Mrs. F. B. Kellogg, Mrs. A. X.
Dalrymple, Mrs Edward Buss, of Chi
Clarence Secor. The young women
were Florence Dalrymple, Lillian
Moore and Adele Lanpher.e
Miss Gertrude McGuinness and DR..
p. B. McGill, of West Superior, were
married yesterday morning in st. Jo-
seph's church, Rev. Father Walsh eel
ebrating nuptial high mass. Miss Agnes
McGuinnesS, the brides sister, was
n Of
ST Paul, a cousin of the groom, was
best man. Mrs. Hoffman presided at
the organ, and Miss Pottgieser and
Mr.. Gehan sung. The church was dec
GRATED with flowers and foliage. The
brides gown was white silk null over
white taffeta, and she carried white
roses. The maid of honor wore white
null and carried Jacqueminot roses.
A wedding breakfast was served at
IL o'clock at the residence of the bride,
536 Aurora avenue. M. and Mrs McGill
left yesterday for their home at West
Superior
Miss Ida Helen Loughran. daughter Of MI
and Mrs. Daniel G. Loughran, and M. j.
Clark were married yesterday morning In ST.
Joseph's church. Nuptial high mass was
celebrated by Rev. Father Walsh. Mrs.
Buckley presided at the organ and Miss Mile
PGttgieser and MIR. Gehan sang the solo parts
in the mass. The church was decorated wi h
smi.ax and palms. roses carnations and snow
balls. The ushers were DR.. j. O. Mcclure.
of Dubuque, and j. ]. Mahoney, of Mime
apois.
A. j. Loughran, the brides brother, served
the groom as best man.
Miss Mary Helen Clark, sister of the
groom, was bridesmaid.
The bride wore white Swiss muslin over
white silk, with trimmings of lace and satin
ribbons.
The bridesmaid wore white organdie with
trimmings of Valenc.ennes ACE and carried
white roses.
A wedding breakfast was served at IL
o'clock at the residence of the brides par
ents, Jay and Fuller.
The guests from cut of the city were Mr..
and Mrs. S. Snorenberg OF Minneapolis;
Thomas Mcclure and DR.. ]. o. MCGUIRE Ct
Dubuque and Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. O'Connell,
of Sauk Center. The guests at the church
numbered about 400.
Mr.. Clark is manager of the periodical de-
partment of the Minnesota News company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark lett last evening for
New York and after July 1 will be at home at
the Argyle.
Miss Pollock will chaperon a party of
young people to the Smith farm SATURDAY.
where they will be guests Of Franklin sm tn IT,
The party will include the Misses FloreI ce
Ely, Edith Dabney, Phoebe Nicholas, Eleanor
Dickson, Mario.y Rood, Ethel Hall, Winifred
Brill. Alice Woodman, Harry Robbins, Don
Campbell, Lee Kellogg Lambert Fa:rehild
Halsted Moody and Mason Case.
conservatory
give piano recital Saturday evening. The
programme includes vocal as well as instru-
mental numbers and recitations, all by the
younger pupils.
The VIZ the First Presbyterian church
give silver reception Saturday evening at
the home. of Mr.. and Mrs. John McCulioch.
712 Osceo.a avenue.
Mrs. Homer Munson, of the Buckingham
entertalns, informally Friday evening.
Miss Ida May Koen'g and Frank L. Evans
OF Red Wing, were married Tuesday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Koeniz. on Lin
coin avenue. Rev: ]. F. Stout of Red Wing.
%isa oflciated o,'a assisted by Rev. F. B.. Cowgirl
reception followed. Mr.. and Mrs Koen:g will
reside at Red Wing.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Barrett, of 621 Gaultier
street, and Arthur Arnett of Aberdeen, s. D.
were married last evening at o'clock in the
Church of the Good Shepherd
The ladies of the Charity Euchre club gave
large euchre party yesterday at the AS
toria' @ for which event 200 tickets had been
Harry Cameron, Mrs Henry Walters, Mi 8
Bertha Folsom Miss Pearl Childs. Mrs. Will
lam paaas,au zschau and md Miss Rose Gederman.
W. Turner, Mrs. C. D. Strong, Mrs. L. 6.
Childs, Mrs. c. Stowell Miss A. Haupt Miss
II. Yost, Mrs. G. Trudeau, Mrs. w. Zim-
norman and Mrs. r. Orchard
DR.. and Mrs. Stephens of Fort Worth
Tex, are the guests Of relatives in this city.
The boys Of Christ church choir were
hosts at charming little concert given for
their own benefit last evening in the guild
hall of the church. The proceeds will 90
toward the annual outing Of the choir Among
those who gathered to hear the boys and
their friends sing were Rev. DR.. Andrews,
the Misses Andrews, Mrs. Washington. Mrs
McMichael, Mrs. Bend, Mrs. Forepaugh, Mrs
F. Colville, Mrs. Vina Avery-Smith Henry
De Lorme ]. E. McCaffery and Master Fred
Drew were the soloists for the evening and
the choir boys were heard in several chorus
numbers, given with their usual VIM
Mrs. Clark, the state superintendent OF
mothers work in the w. C. T. u. will ad-
dress the Willard union Tuesday at the
home Of Mrs. Williams on Winifred street.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First swed-
ish Lutheran Church will meet Friday after
noon with Mrs. John Anderson, $50 Jessie
street.
>. Miss Cochran, Of Western avenue. left
Tuesday for the Atlantic coast, where she
will spend the summer.
NEW ERA COOKING SCHOOL.
Demonstrations by Mrs. Freeman
Preliminary Talk
New Era Cooking school, which opened
for a course of lessons last Friday at the
second demonstration and lecture yesterday
afternoon A large number of ladies were
present.
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