The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-06

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and Mrs. Dorr expressed a desire that
future meetings could be as large and
even larger. The programme, while a
little too long, was excellent. Mr.. G..
Magnus Schultz, of Minneapolis, gave
the solo numbers, giving four German
selections. Mr.. Schutz's voice is char
acteristic and Is rich and mellow. The
boys from st. Johns church also as
sisted yesterday and charmed every
one with their clear sweet voices,
which show no trace of forcing
and blend finely. An encore number
given by the choir was particularly
pretty. having a whfstling chorus. The
club women appearing yesterday were
Mrs Clayton, Miss Carter, Edith Nc
MILAN, Elizabeth Burbank. Nellie
Starkweather. Ella Funk, Mrs. VIII
liam r. Dorr, Mrs. r. r. Dorr and
Mrs Johnston.
Jan. "a is the date set for the Hensel
concert and the club is also looking
forward to the coming of Guilmant,
the organist, in February. In brief
address to the club Mrs. Dorr said that
she was glad to note that New York
city took a better stand In musical
matters than in politics.
VAN CAMP WHITNEY.
Dr. A w. Whitney prominent ply
stefan ard politician of the First ward,
was married at Toronto last week and
with his bride will be at home after
Feb. l, at $50 Case street. The Toronto
Globe, of Dec. 0, has this to say of the
wedding:
A very pretty wedding took place at the
residence CT ]. c. Van Camp yesterday When
his eldest daughter. Clara A. Van Camp. was
was united in marriage to DR.. A. W. whit
ney, prominent physician of st. Paul The
ceremony was performed by Key; 49, q, j., J:
church, assisted by Rev W. H. Wood. a
cousin OF the bride. Miss Eva Van Camp
was the bridesmaid and Miss ~ Muriel ana
Kathleen Van Camp and Miss Florence Nc
GLAZING preceded the bride. bearing baskets OF
flowers. Mr.. E. D. Whitney. of the COY
eminent printing bureau Ottawa; was the
Il 20 train for Chicago whese the honeymoon
will be spent. They will be at home in st.
Paul after Feb. 1.
GILFILLAN-SMITH.
Kingsland Smith and Miss Fannie Gillian
will be married at st. Paul's church Saturday
resident Of st. Paul some years ago, beng
engaged in the grain and milling business
His home is at present in Lohlon. MISS ill
illan is the youngest daughter OF Z. ID. "!l,
iIlan, vice president of the FIRST National
bank The wedding will be quiet, and no
cards will be sent out until afterward. Mr..
and Mrs. Smith will reside in London.
AFTERNOON RECEPTION.
pretty afternoon reception was given yes
terday by Mrs. Herbert Davis at her home,
on Paramount avenue. for Mrs. d. M Camp
bel, of Oshkosh. The rooms were handsomely
arranged with flowers, and on the second toor
there was a Japanese tea room presided over
by Miss Andrews. Mrs. Andrew Muir and
Mrs John Fulton served punch il little
room all in red, AID in the dining room Mrs;
A. L. Stone and Mrs. Charles Greene poured
coffee. The ether assisting ladies were Mrs
Wheaton, Mrs. ]. 3. HoXsie, Mrs. A. A.
EIOfhPI1
Miss Elizabeth Andrews, Miss Napier, Miss
Alice Wright and Miss Syme. Of Necnah
Wis Mrs. Davis wore handsome gown OF
black satin, with point lace, and Mrs. Camp
bell wore an imported gown of green and
pink brocGde
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
The Laurel Euchre club meets this evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thwing at the Albion.
A pleasant cinch party was given at the
home of Miss Mary E. Maggie. 1856 Livingston
avenue. Tuesday evening. Prizes were won
by Miss Sarah Carroll. of this city. and James
Nagle. of Minneapolis. after which refresh
present were Mr.. and Mrs, T F. Carroll,
Mrs Henry Sholn, Misses Mary and Mar
guerite SIavin, Miss Peterson, Miss Agnes
Carroll, Misses Carrie and Eliza Rinker, Miss
Kate Egan, Miss Mary Heslin. Miss Fenley
Misses Mary O'Brien and Mary Maggie; Messrs.
James, Charles and Joseph Maggie, of Min
neapolis; James Mcnamara, of Red Wing;
T. J. Maggie. of Milwaukee, Wis.
st. Luke's Reading arch met Monday even
ing with an increased attendance. Able lee
lures on Magma Charta" were given by o.
H. O'NeiiI, Judge Willis and others. The
next meeting will be held Jan. H.
Mrs ]. A. Chandler is in Nassau. Bermuda
with her daughter. Mrs. G. F. Jackson, who
returns with her about the first of the month
The annual January reception b. the
seniors of Central high school comes off in a
couple of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Rice will leave soon
for a Mediterranean trip.
Prof and Mrs. Northrup and Mrs. Park
Richie leave soon for California.
Mrs D. S. Sperry has gone to Chicago.
Miss Maude Missner, of Ashland avenue,
is in st. Cloud.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Baker will be at home
at the Ashland after Feb. l.
Mrs. c. A. Severance and Miss Tanning
gave a luncheon yesterday at the formers
home, Summit avenue.
The Thursday circle meets this morning
with Mrs. James Skinner Of Summit avenue.
The West Side Monument association meets
this morning with Mrs. F. B. Doran.
Miss Elsie Nichols has returned to 3assar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shufeldt return from England
Jan. 90.
Police Have No Use for Them.
4 tcio OF alleged suspicious characters.
Eugene Burns, Mrs. Anna Burns and Andy
Scott, were locked up at the central 8 alton