The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-10
JUNIORS FEAST SENIORS
PRETTY RECEPTION AT THE
MECHANIC ARTS SCHOOL
Glass of 80 Was Host to the Grad
yates, of '9S in n Reception That
for Beauty and Novelty of It's Ar
rangements Has Not Been RivaIed
Lately-Weddings of the Month
of June.

| of June.
No more convincing testimony of the
artistic worth Of the Mechanic Arts
| nigh school could eVel. be brought for
ward than the junior-sef1sor reception OF
| the school which was given with graft
Tying success last evening in the as
sembly rooms. The decorations for the
event were beautiful -.
AS the guests assembled the wide
| STAIRS from the first floor the rooms tn
thelr left and right greeted them with
piaze OF brilliant light The room
70 the left was decorated by the seniors
Tor the use of the juniors. the decorat-
ing being directed by Miss May Golfer.
The room to the right was decorated
by the juniors under the direction of
MISS Ch1Slett, for the seniors In this
room wide streamers of the class colors.
req and yellow. caught to the walls.
came together in the center of the cell
ing, also forming a gay canopy. Col
oIed nghts and tiny fairy lamps, shad-
ed with red and yellow, gave the room
warm color, and ferns and flowers
ADDED to the pretty effect. In both
rooms handsome rugs covered the floors
ana olVanS with Oriental coverings in
Vited repose between the dances
On the Hoor above supper was served
at II o'clock.
There was a dance programme made
up almost entirely of two-steps and
Waltzes, for which the ST. Anthony Hill
orchestra furnished music. The young
people We're received by the class were:
seperi ans R Edwa,d Msyerdng Of the
Prof George e. Wetbrecht. the principal of
the school, and the teachers, C. L. Caldwell.
Z. ii. Duncan, VIM. P. McGovern, John Dick
son, JACOB Zubee, Miss Bronson Miss May
o1t~
Sell Miss Chislett and Miss Dennisau
members CT the senior class present were:
Lawrence Beauleu, Henry Boland, Roland
a Sn ar'PST seTg Joseph Davidson Merrill
Eaahk Newton y Orlando oehlar, Emma
CLIFFORD TSstevin. Ellis Westlake
Among the alumni and guests were. IJelan
Weldon Dayton. George Lomen, Carl Iomen
herman G,oJ johnson. James Thiebaud, Frank
SuilWell Christine Lundberg Frederick
W.lckin. Thomas E. Davis Alice Davis, Ar
thur Wilcken, Frank Perkens Charles Shar-
Kendall Milton Beyans. Albert Arrivee,
Blanch Delamater. Charles Hencel, Nina
Bro9sFSon, Edith Gray Carl Merritt, Rather
Clarence Stewart, Frances Hagaman Kate
Brown, J. L. Roy, Miss J. Barker Miss
aalght, Leola Thomas Miss Dohm, Ray
Greenleaf, Herman Johnson. John Mcknight
Eden Mcknight, Roy Brink. Louise Crosby
Maud Densmore, Harry Lawton, Gertrude
stoHsn Mss Gn eegr Ms Gale Miss
Childs, Maurice Mannhemer Charles Charts
ton, Ned Parker.
The hosts and hostesses were: Louise
Ahrens, Roy Bonham, Lizzie Bodlak, Jessie
Campbell. Elizabeth Donohoe Annie Dolan
Julia Jensen, Sylvia Kreha, Nellie Miller, Al
bright Null, Emma Ranney, Elsie Mann
heimer. Harry Barlow, Sadie Sargent, Green
Thomas. Josephine Van Stone, Lewis Wild
man, Alice Williams, John Whitney. Adolph
Betz. Carl Bolin, Rose Chaudek, Henry Day
tor. Harry Prayer, Arthur French, Bertha
Folsom, Gertrude GUT William Heathering-
ton, Henry Rachac Willis Riley, Charles
Brooks; Leighton Smith, Huntley Downs
Vert Broderson, Frank j. Cox, William
Stout, Alfred Whitney, Eunice Sullivan, John
Friedman.
Miss Charlotte Louise Perrior and
William George Watson were married
at the home of the brides parents OF
Elicit street Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock by Rev. w. c. Pope, of the
Church of the Good Shepherd Only
Intimate friends and relatives were
present. The maid of honor was the sis
ter of the bride, Miss Carrie NJ Per-
rior, and the best man was E. Gibbons.
The rooms were decorated with many
flowers, and after the ceremony there
was wedding supper, after which Mr.
and Mrs. Watson took their departure
for a short trip and will be at home
in st. Paul after July /.
At o'clock Wednesday evening Miss
| Evelyn Muir Craig, daughter of Mrs.
Eva j. Craig. was married to Edward
| N. Nelson, of ST. Paul, at the home OF
! her mother, 1882 ColfaX avenue south.
| Minneapolis. About thirty five relatives
and friends witnessed the ceremony,
which was performed by the Rev Mr.
! Stillwell. of ST. Paul. The decorations
were green and pink and there was
| touch of the latter color to the brides
gown. There were no attendants. Mr..
| and Mrs. Nelson will be at home after
June 20 at 6S4 Olive street.
The ladies of the First NJ e. church
| will serve strawberries and ice cream
al lawn social today at the residence
/ of George N. Iillnan on Lincoln ave-
I nue..
The women of St. Stephens parish ten
dered a reception to RI Rev. A. Christie
bishop-elect of Vancouver, B. c.. last even
| ing at St Stephens church. Bishop Christie
| will be consecrated June 49, in st. Paul, and
will leave the week after for his new field.
entertained this evening by Lueius Open
helm at the Town and Country club.
The Misses Darragh, of Olive street, gave
a luncheon yesterday for Miss Hutchinson OF
| Chicago. Miss Hutchinson will be enter
tanned at the Aberdeen next we y by Mrs.
]. T. Conley.
| There will be an attractive entertainment
| in First Baptist church this evening under
| the direction of Miss Belle Hope.
The monthly meeting of the Women's
| Auxiliary of ST. Johns Church will be he'll \
this morning at 10 o'clock in the guild hall.
Mrs. J. W. Bishop reads paper on why
| the Prejudice Against Foreign Missions?"