The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-23

the motto Good Luck" n COrreSpOn-
of the Randsburg Miner says of the
ceremony: Our popular Judge Magin-
mis- tied the knot in a satisfactory man
ner AS this is the judges first eX-
perience ia this line and not being
able to find a Bible in the camp, he
came up smiling with copy of the
Rand district mining laws, of which
he IS one Of the founders, and tied the
knot according to said laws, including
all dips, spurs and angles. Among
the wedding presents Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott received a house and lot, furni-
ture and provisions rich specimens of
quartz and nuggets of gold.
ATTENTION CITIZENS!
Randsburg VIII Celebrate Her First Wedding
on Monday Evening Next,
April 18th.
MR. EDGAR SCOTT
and
MISS LOTTIE VAN NORMAN
Will be united in marriage at the Skating
Rink at Z o. m. The hearty cooperation
of every citizen of Randsburg and vicinity
is solicited to make this memorable event
in the history Of our camp.
A procession composed of the bridal party,
city officials miners, tradesmen and citi-
zens VIII form at .. NJ. on upper Butte
avenue and proceed down Butte avenue to
Rand UP Rand to Broadway down Broad
way 10 Butte avenue, up Butte avenue
to the Rink. The ceremony will be per-
formed by Judge Maginnis. after which
reception will be rendered the couple. The
guests will be entertained during the even
ing with a suitable programme.
PROGRAMME.
/. Street parade
2 Wedding ceremony. -
3. Reception.
Toasts-"Our Camp; It's Past, Present and
Future Possibilities; Our Country" "Our
Homes" Our ladies' Music, vocal and
instrumental. Grand barbecue. Moonlight
burro race on Butte avenue. Grand Pal
at Rink, commencing at II 80 P. N. Grand
floral decorations
H. E. De Remer, Secretary.
Miss Leonle Waschenberger and George
W. Stenger were married Wednesday in s..
Matthew's church by Rev. P. NJ. Jung. High
mass was celebrated and Rev. Jung was
sisted by Rev. F. X. Bajec, Of Fairfax,
Mimi. and Rev. DOminicus Hoffman, o. S.
B.. Of Assumption church
Miss Mary Stenger was maid Of honor,
and Miss Anna KurnZ bridesmaid.
Florence R; Waschenberger, the brides
niece, and Rose Senger were flower gir.s,
and John G. Waschenberger, the brides
nephew, acted as page.
Peter E. Stenger, the groom's brother, was
best man, and Michael Heidenreich was
The ushers were Andrew Giesen and John
StandaCher.
ne cuuICn was uScCTdIeu With pains ana
The bride wore a gown of white satin
brOcade; the maid Of honor wore blue silk,
and the bridesmaid wore cream silk The
flower girls wore frOcks of white and pink
six.
Prof. John REM played the wedding march
sic, assisted by the choir Of Assumption
church. under the direction of John S.
erode
Following the ceremony reception was
k11d er he vii hoy
Mr., and Mrs; stenger will reside at Golf
nv enue and Union street. West st. Paul, and
viii be home after Nov 20.
Dr. and Mrs e. W. Russell entertained
the Dewey Euchre club Wednesday evening
were by Mrs. Mccarthy, Mrs. Norris
scy, Messrs Mccarthy and Barker
Minnesota Council No. 1853, Northwestern
Legion Of Honor. gave a card party Tuesday
evening, at Twin City hall. Progressive
c.nch was played and prizes were won by J.
E. Moore and Mrs. J. S. Sturtevant, J. A.
Moore and Mrs. McLagon.
Mrs. Koffer. of Mississippi street. enter
tanned the Idle Hour Cinch club Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Kelly. Mrs. Harry Cleve-
Land, Mrs Richards and Mrs. D. Allie w~n
the prizes.
Or. and Mrs. c. H. Darling entertained
the Tuesday Evening club last week.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A Pettingill. of Marshall
avenue. entertained at game dinner Thurs
day evening. The guests were Mr. and Mrs.
o. NJ Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Rob
ertson, Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Thorp.
Mrs. T. w. Butzin entertained at cards at
her residence on Valley street Wednesday
Rausch, Miss Philip Artz, o. Ozmanson and
II. Grant.
The Thursday Night club had it's first meet
Inc fer the at IF Mr.
Mrs. s. w. Boyd pa East Congress street,
on the evening of the Goth. The members
of the club are Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Boyd,
DR.. and Mrs. H. G. Damnier, DR.. and Mrs.
J. B. Darling, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. V. I. Dodd,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fisher, DR.. and Mrs V
J. Hawkins Judge and Mrs. o. B. Lewis,
v. Sits. Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. S;oddard, Miss
Woodbury. and F. A. Vanish S. w. Boyd
is president Of the club. Mrs. D. w. Sits
treasurer and Miss Woodbury. secretary.
The first annual meeting of the Monroe
School Mothers club held Friday after
noon. Mrs. j. L. Yorks was unanimously
elected president; Mrs Palmer, vice president,
and Miss Elizabeth Wright secretary
The following ladies were appointed on the
executive committee: Mesdames McGeary
MarXOn and Van Hoven.
The meeting opened with a vocal solo by
Miss Barker.
Miss Hanson explained the work of the
provident fund. urged the Importance Of en-
children. .
Miss Emery's address was. On the Home -
She spoke Of the close personal relations
which existed between mother and child
especially during the first twelve months
Of the chiids life and showed how its whole
future was affected by the influence of that
period
Mrs. Yapp of the Lower Town Mothers
club. was present, and encouraged the moth
ers in their work.
The debut of several society girls Iivened
the week locally to a considerable extent
despite the wretched weather, and a number
OF pretty teas and luncheOns scattered among
the larger events gave the opening season a
very hopeful aspect. More formal introduce
lions Of this years buds will follow one
another closely from now on RAPIDLY filing
the places made vacant by last years brides
Lieut. Col. Alexander Mackenzie has
issued cards fer the marriage of his daugh-
ter, Miss Lucia Mackenzie to Eugene Ray
mond HendleY. Wednesday evening, Nov. Q
Epiphany, Washington, D. G. The at home
cards read Saturdays after Nov 10 at 1S36
Jefferson place WASHINGTON.
Mrs. Dudley B. Finch gave large recon-
ton At the Aberdeen Thursday to Introduce
her daughter, Miss Lila Finch Mrs Finch
and Miss Finch received alone Assisting
about the handsomely decorated rooms were
number OF married ladies and society girls
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Chapman. of Selby ave-
nue. celebrated their first wedding anniyers
airy Thursday evening, assisted by Miss Marie
Camp. -''' &c
Mrs. Francis I. Towle entertained Friday
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