The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-05
DAY IN SOCIETY,".
Gloomy Weather Was GIaddened by
Some Brilliant Events


Mrs. William Ely Bramhal gave a very
uehghttul afternoon tea yesterday at her
home on Iglehart street. The day was
miserable, but in contrast the flowers and
light and pretty color within doors were all
the more inviting. Mrs. Bramhall was as
sisted sisted in welcoming her guests by Mrs.
Gheen, of Washington; Miss Noble, of Hunts
vile, and Mrs. Monfort.
Assisting about the rooms were Mrs. Henry
Schurmeier, Mrs. Graves, Mrs. Hitchcock.
Mrs. Hill Mrs Begg. Mrs. McMurran, Mrs.
Mrs. Jaggard, Mrs. Howard, Mrs Striker
Mrs Vittum. Mrs. Edward D. Smith, Miss
harrington, Miss Carpenter, Miss Fairchild.
MISS San6orn and Miss Marion Jean Craig.
Ices were served by Mrs. Harrington, Mrs.
Gilfllan Mrs. G. E. 1Smith, Mrs. Schadle and
Miss Sanborn. a.
Mrs; Henry Hutchinson and Miss Greve
The engagement is announced of Miss
Cornelta Tanning. niece of MIR. and Mrs c.
A. Severance. to E. Howard Gay. of Boston.
Mrs. Henry Downs entertains this evening
for Mrs. Stahl, who leaves Thursday evening
for her home in New York
Miss Lillian Lamprey. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Urt l.. Lamprey, and DR.. Frances
H. Murray were married yesterday morning
Hamet performing the ceremony The mar
riage was very quiet, but the details were
very dainty. The church was decorated with
palms and the altar lights were all agleam
Before the bridal party entered the church
Miss Mary Owens played the Simple Con-
fession" on the violin. AS the party entered
Mrs. Buckley played "Lohengrin'' on the
organ, and Memberships Wedding March"
announced the departure.
The ''Intermezzo" was Played softly by
Miss Owens during the ceremony.
Miss Marie Murray assisted the bride as
maid Of honor and Norbett Murray was best
man.
The bride was attired in brown, a cloth
travelling suit and large black velvet picture
hat
Miss Murrays gown was of pearl colored
cloth. Her costume was also completed by
a large black hat of velvet and ostrich
plumes.
A wedding breakfast followed the cere-
mony, served at the Lamprey home, on Cen
trail avenue. DR.. Snd Mrs. Murray have
gone East.
This afternoon Rev. G. E. soper will lee
Children" before the Lower Town Mothers
club. The first six meetings have been ar
ranged for and the subjects follow: Oct. 10,
"A Domestic Lesson; Food, It's Character,
Preparation, Frequency, ETC." led by Annics
H. Powell; Nov. 2. "The Eye and the Ear"
Dr. ]. Davidson Lewis; Nov. Is. Sleep
Etc" Leila NJ; Benepe; Nov. 80. plays
Problem Of Discipline, . Efle H. Barclay. :
The White Flyer. Cycle club will give a
benefit ball Thursday evening Oct 20, at
Sherman hall. The proceeds will be given
to the parents of the late Leslie Paden, or
Company E, Thirteenth Minnesota, who was
killed at Manila Aug. 8.
Francis Lu Chauvan, assisted by musical
talent, gave an entertainment of dramatic
readings in Pacific Congregational church
last evening before a good-sfzed CATHERINE
Mr.. Chauvan is an elocutionist Of dacf5sd
ability. but gave rather heavy programme
last evening
The, Id!ers meet today with Mrs. Kallihcr.
Grand avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hammond have issued
invitations for an lat home" to be given
next Tuesday evening from to II at
their home on Hoffman avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. t. E. w " Appleby and
Mrs. A. H. Wilder, of Summit avenue, have
sailed for Europe.
Mrs. F. E. Draper, of Western avenue. is
in Chicago.
Mrs. VIM. R. Dorr. of Grand avenue, VIII
winter in Florida.
Mrs. Ripley Of Duluth, is the guest of
Mrs. G. A. Severance.
Miss Rene Humbird. CT Dayton avenue.
has returned to Miss Loring's school in CHI
cago. f.r.-.
Miss Helen Kimberley, Of Dayton avenue,
has gone to Boston to attend school
Mrs. Henry r. Curtis has returned from
and Kent street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Du Puy are at
home ct Summit avenue and Kent street.
Miss Eva Pace IS home from Canada
Miss Greve is entertaining Miss Evans, CT
Chicago.
Mrs. R. A. Lanpher is entertaining Mrs.
Janney, of Marshalltown.
Mrs. George W. Rice has gone East.