The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-29

flags were loaned by Field, Schlick & Co.,
Mannheimer Bros, Sehuneman e. Evans
browning, King & Co., The Boston. and H.
G. Neal.
Mrs. Tucker gives large reception this
afternoon In compliment to Maj. and Mrs.
Monfort Mrs. Gheen. Mrs. Koon, Of Min
neapolis: Mrs. Bacon. Mrs. Lawler, the Misses
Livingston. Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Murphy and
Mrs. Haynie.
DR.. A. P. Keam and Miss Hattie May
Hays were married last evening at $50
o'clock at the home of the brides mother,
Mrs Lucy c. Hays. 421 Marshall avenue. by
Rev DR.. Edwards, assisted by Rev. DR.. J. L.
Murray, Of Kincardine, Ont, DR.. Keam's
brother-in-law. After the wedding repast the
couple left for the East. They will visit
New York. Washington and other cities. and
be at home after Oct. 15 at 692 Selby ave
nue.. Miss Hays Is the eldest daughter of
the late Capt: George 8; Hays, who was
interests many years. DR.. Keam is a prom
inent member OF the Ramsey County Medical
society.
Mrs; Nathan Gallup gives a reception Fri
day at her home ON Floral street for Milton
Gallup. Of the Fourteenth regiment
Mrs. F. B. Dorian gives a dinner Tuesday
evening for DR.. and Mrs. Whitney.
Miss Mairs, of Holly avenue. entertline1
for Miss Esspenshied, Of St. Louis.
Mrs e. w. BramhaIl entertains Tuesday
from to o'clock at her home on Iglehart
street
The annual meeting of Park Congregational
church will be held Oct. "a.
The quarterly union missionary meeting of
the thirteen Congregational churches In the
city will be held Tuesday Oct. 25, in Park
Congregational church The literary pro-
gramme will be by the ladies of Plymouth
church. The study of the new possessions,
Cuba, Hawaii and the Philippine islands will
be taken up.
Ellsworth circle, Ladies' of G. A. R., will
hold the adjourned meeting this afternoon at
o'clock In l. o. o. F. hall, Fifth and Wa
basha street.
A reception and family reunion will be given
at Odd Fellows hall this Thursday evening,
under the auspices Of Minnehaha camp, Mod
ern Woodmen. The programme will consist
OF dancing interspersed with musical and lit
erary numbers by Miss Lennon, Louis Nash,
T. Poucher, Miss Lockwood, Hattie Mounts,
w. Allen, J. Ratchford Miss White. and
twelve little girls. The reception committee
Is composed of Harry Franklin, J.. Mounts,
Thomas Poucher, w. Allen and E. Lott
The boys brigade gives social Friday
evening in Central Presbyterian church
Miss Mamie Gilbert gives a dramatic enter
tainment this evening in Clinton Avenue NJ.
E. church She will be assisted by Ernest
Miles, Of London.
The Y. P. S. c. e. of First Presbyterian
church gives a social in the church parlors
this evening. Miss Silver has the programme
In charge.
The Christian Endeavorers of the First
oh will JiU nfoI In
the parlOrs of the church on Thursday even
ing. Young and old are invited. There Will
be games and programme. Miss Elizabeth
Stebbins, Organist, Will give music recital,
and there will be several other important
numbers on the programme. Fruit will be
served and charge Of 10 cents made.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian church
will hold an ali-day sewing meeting Friday
in the parlors Of the church. Lunch viii
be served at IL o'clock. At o'clock the
and will be addressed by MIS-. Charles and
Mrs. Albert Schuneman.
Miss Marble Woolsey, of Case street, who
will leave Saturday for Ortonville, gave a
farewell party Monday evening. Those pres
emit were the Misses Lottie and Agnes Ar
rivee, Susie Wilcox, Annie and Louie Gould
ing, Anna Eggleton, Myrtle Bishop. Maud.
Bessie and Margaret Sharood, Alice and Bes-
sic DAILY. Genie HILL Miss Montroe; Messrs.
Roy SQuires. Abe and Bert Arrivee, George
others. The evening was spent in dancing.
The class of SO. of the Cleveland high
school, has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President Hilda Hellener;
vice president Hannah Ernst; secretary, En-
ma shoberg; treasurer. George Leonard. ,
Mrs Frank Sturdivant, of Case street, gave
a tea last evening for Miss Kate Emouds, OF
Elroy who is her guest. The other guests
were Miss Louise Valley, Harry Brook ms
and Frank Little.
Mrs Sherman Chamberlain of Bates ave-
nue., entertained at luncheon yesterday after
noon for Mrs. s. v. Kennedy, Of Auburn,
NJ Y.
Miss Anna Eggeton entertained the Young
Peoples Society OF ST. James Episcopal
Church last evening.
Mrs. George Walker and family, of Burr
street have gone to Ogdensburg to spand the
winter
Mr. and Mrs. William Aldrtch, Of Burr
street, have gone to Elroy for weeks visit.
An oyster supper will be given by Blddle
Circle No 49, Ladies' Of the G. A. R., at Ma
sonic hall Fifth and Robert streets, this
evening An interesting programme will be
presented and a handsome picture will be
given away during the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles c. Falrchild have
changed their residence from 1895 Grand ave-
nue. to 633 Wabasha, corner or Iglehart.
Miss Rapp, of Cortland street, Is out Of the
city for few days.
Mr. and Mrs Warren, Of Grand Forks,
spent yesterday guests Of Mrs e. w.
Shirk, of Holly avenue