The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-21

The social horizon frightened con-
siderably last week, and the season
seems in fair way to open early.
Several weddings are booked for this
fall. and with the cloud Of war up
lifted. society will soon be her own
gay self again.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Manufacturers
union seems to be drawing out the best ener-
giles of the st. Paul women. and the work
OF the committee as a whole has been and
is one of the most interesting women's
movements in this part OF the country.
Miss Lucy Bartlett Ames. some of whose
designs viii be displayed this fall at the
byzantine altar than which nothing hand
sOmer was ever seen in st. Paul.
Jacob SCHNEIDER, assistant city editor of the
Pioneer Press and Miss Grace Alma Lamb.
of Madison Wis, were married Wednesday
at the brides home in that city. Mr.. and
later will reside in St. Paul. The young
people were schoolmates at the state uni
yersity of Wisconsin and have been engaged
for some years.
The former members of First Universalst
church held reunion Friday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lamb, on Laurel ave-
who was one time pastor of the church here
Mrs. Lamb was assisted in receiving her
Sunday school pupils of Mr.. Vail when he
was in st. Paul. They were the Misses
Edna Gooch. Queen Arey. Leta charIeton.
man, Lucille Hall, Miss Ives, Ernestine spen-
Ger. Myra Smith and Jessie Lamb. These
young ladies served the refreshments.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
F. B. DOran, DR.. and Mrs. Upham. Mr.; and
Mrs II. B. Farwell, Mr.. and Mrs. E H.
Richardson. Prof: A J. Smith. Miss Smith.
Mr.
George c. Harper. of Minneapolis; Mrs.
Hoppe. Mr.: and Mrs. Freeman Daggett Mr..
Burnett, Mrs. Hall, Mrs, Van Horne. Mrs
Arey, Miss Goss, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Cliff
ford ID. Mr.. an and Mrs: j. o: Hall, -
church there Were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.
Brown, John A. swenson. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
4 h9dgFsOn r., Mrs Bassett u Mr. and Mrs
and Mrs. Goodrich. the Misses Smith, Mrs
Frank Watrous and Mrs. Ives.
Mrs. Whitacre. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
and Mrs. Alexander Brand. Mr. and Mrs
Charles Trowbridge. Mrs. Ed Stivers, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Doran:
Miss Bishop, OF Summit avenue, gave a
Ginoh party Thursday evening. The affair
WAS yeTy Informal only fifteen guests be
features of the evening was a dramatic read
ing by W. Custer Cunningham The guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Pickwck. of
Newark, n. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. Rochat, Mr.
and Mrs. w. c. Cunningham, Mr.. and Mrs.
barrow, Miss Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant and
Stephen Conday.
Mrs P W. Farwell. of Dayton avenue. gave
chllGrens party Thursday afternoon for
Miss Edna Farncel, Of Merriam Park. The
guests were Cecil Brandt, Charlotte and Rob
ert Campbell, Alfred and Amy Finn, Willie
Crosby. Katie and Mary Sullivan, Oscar and
Charley Bowman, Harry Farwell. Miss Bow
Mrs. ]. 3. Haycock and Mrs F. v. Bart
lett entertained the Harmony club at lunch
con Wednesday at their summer home at
Bald Eagle lake.
Miss Frances Dibble, OF Tacoma, Wash,
ton Thursday evening, given by Mrs W. r.
Johnson.
Mrs. w. W. Lewis, of the Euclid View.
entertained Thursday afternoon from to
for Mrs. Dlckey. Of West Union, To- Tho
guests were Mrs Charles Stewart Mrs How
D. Smith. Mrs. T. B. Kelsey, Mrs A. q.
George, Mrs. Church, Mrs. johnson. Coffee
was served at 4:3O. Mrs. Lewis was assisted
oy MISS Ella Gunsales and Miss Maud Lewis.
Mrs. Louis G. Hoffman,, of Holly avenue,
save lawn party Thursday afternoon for
the porches and lawn were red white and
blue. Forty boys and girls were present.
Inc young ladies assisting the hostess were
MISS Maud Hutchings, Miss Nellie Hyde Misc
Mary Van Vert of Minneapolis. and Miss
Florence Waller. Of Merriam Park.
Miss Lillian Miliard. of Holly avenue. gave
military euchre yesterday morning for Miss
Bean and Miss Carroll, of Saltwater.
Miss Brin, of Laurel avenue, gives a small
tea Wednesday afternoon for Miss Eastman.
OF Lake Charles La.
Miss Mauda NIoo,,z o,,-,.x.... /. -
Weyerhaeuser has been announced Miss
Moon is from Duluth. and Mr.. Weyerhaeuser
is from Little Falls.
Miss Helen Dewart, of Minneapolis, and Dr.
Harold S. Patterson. of this city were mar.
ried Wednesday evening in Franklin Avenue
VI. &. church. The brid.'s father, Rev. J. H
Dewart, performed the ceremony. The out
ol-town guests were Mr.. ard Mrs. Fred De.
Tart' St Louis: Misses Dewart, Wadena
Rev W. H. Dewart, Boston, brother Of the
pride; Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Freeman. St
cloud Rev. DR.: Youmans, Columbus; Rus
sell Sp!cer, Wllmar.
ior Duluth and will take a short trip Eas
before coming to their new home, 1874 Hagu
avenue where they will receive after Sept 27
Mrs. Charles Michaud gave a progressv,
euchre party Wednesday. afternoon at hel
e eoIs,;n on Hague avenue, for her guest Mrs
decorated with sweet peas and asparagu
fern. The hostess was assisted by Miss Nor,
Sauyinet and the Misses Eudora and Louis,
Michaud.
Mrs. Alvah H. Warren. of Portland avenue
gave a birthday party Tuesday afternoon TO
her daughter Louise.
Miss Marion Gooding entertained Thursda,
afternoon at her home, on Paramount ave
nue. for Miss Elvie Millspaugh CT Kan-a
City. Among the guests were: NJ sses Nelli
COOK Ethel Haynie, Miriam Holman Dor,
Al;ness, Grace Miller. Shirley Morgan, Heller
F1lebrown, Josephine Bowlin, Anna Steven
son, Alice Roberts, Winlfred Holbert. Ann
Sloane. Louise Crosby, Grace Morton, MIN
Jones. Florence Pease, Eta Merrill, ELL
Rftzenger, Belle and Helen Railley, Louis
and Marie White, of Chicago
The engagement of Miss Cara L. Fetsch
daughter of Mrs. John Fetsch, 489 Park ave
nue. to Leo H, Pleins;. is announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stroud will give thei
hrst at home Thursday evening at their hom
on Nelson avenue.
Invitations will soon be out for the mar
rage of Miss Anna Walpole and Mr.. Jane
G Clarke at 1880 o'clock, Sept. 49, at st
Paurs Episcopal church. DR.. John Wrigh
will perform the ceremony.
Mrs. E. C. Bean entertained at luncheo,
Monday for Miss Shores, of Ashland, Wis.
Mrs. Jennings. of Ashland avenue, enter
tanned eight ladies at luncheon Thursday TO
Mrs. Phelps, of New YorK city, and Mrs
Williams, of Peoria, ILL.,
The Misses Rossum entertained ipformaI1
Thursday for Miss Jones, their guest Their
were three rooms devoted to progressiy
euchre. The decorations were sweet peas
Mrs. W. c. Montgomry, of West Mint
street, gave a luncheon for the Twickenhau
club Tuesday.
Miss Helen RELY gave small dancin
party at her home on Dayton avenue Frida