The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-26
GO WITHOUT INSTRUCTIONS
AS TO WHOM THEY SHALL, SIP
PORT FOR NEXT STATE
REGENT.
TWO MARRIAGE Ceremonies
The Usual Number of Small Parties
and Entertainment s-Events in
the Near Future.

| meeting of st. Paul chapter, D. A r.,
but they were not instructed for whom
they were to cast their votes for the
next state regent for Minnesota and
not till the election at Washington
next month will the real candidates for
the regency be made known. The
meeting yesterday was a quiet one and
was presided over with grace and tact
by Mrs j. B. Beals, Mrs. George
Squires being unable to be present
to assume her duties as regent owing
to the death, yesterday morning, of
| her father Resolutions of sympathy
| were read by Mrs. Metcalf and &C
cepted by the chapter and will be for
Warded to Mrs. Squires at once. Sew
eral amendments to the national So
| ciety bylaws were read and voted
upon, few of them being approved.
The delegates to the national congress
are Mrs. F. w. Farrar, Miss Newport
Mrs. j. A. Gilfllan, Mrs. c. R. McKen-
ney. Mrs. Beals as the chapter regent
will, of course, have a vote. The alter
mates were Mrs. J. B. Beals, Miss Ada
Murphy, Mrs. D. w. Rhodes, Miss
Hawkins-Flowe and Mrs. F. E Fos-
| ter.
| The Nathan Hale chapter, D. A. r.,
! met yesterday afternoon at the home
Of the regent, Mrs. J. r. McWilliams
Mrs. L. T. Smith read an excellent pa
! per on the early settlement of Rhode
Island, and questions on the same sub
ject were asked by Mrs. D. S. B. John
ston and answered by Mrs. H. c.. Eller.
A beautiful instrumental solo was Civ
en- by Mrs. D. S. Elliott. Mrs. H. r.
Brill was elected as the chapter dele
gate to the national congress to be
held next month in Washington city,
and Mrs. w. s. Alexander was chosen
as alternate. Mrs. D. F. Polk was
chosen as alternate for the regent, who
is an eX-of1icio delegate. The regent
presided over the literary and business
meeting and served light refreshments
| after the programme.
Last Wednesday evening at the First
| Swedish Lutheran church Carl Johnson
and Regina Wallin were united in mar
rage, Rev j. A. Johnston officiating
| The church was decorated with pOtted
plants. The bride was attired in white
silk with orange blossoms and carried
boquet Of lilies of the valley. After
| the ceremony reception and supper
was participated in by about one hun
dred guests at the future home of the
couple, GET Olive street The rooms
were lastly decorated with palms and
feStoons Of smilaX and pink roses, the
arch leading from the parlor being
draped with a curtain of smilaX caught
back with bows of pink ribbon. The
young couple were the recipients of
many handsome gifts, tokens of the
high esteem in which they are held by
| their hundreds of friends.
Rev and Mrs. George Edward Soper
will be rendered reception Thursday
evening. by the ladies of Plymouth
church in the church parlors
The Woman's Association Of st.
Anthony Park will meet in the Con-
gregational church this afternoon at
2:90 o'clock. Miss Mary Cheney will
have a paper on "St. Gaudiens. the
Sculptor" an elocut:onist from the Man
ming school of oratOry will give readings
and an excellent musical programme
will be rendered. A ladies' quartette,
prominent in ST. Paul musical circles,
will sing, and Miss Bertha Bradish, a
Minneapolis musician, will give some
instrumental selections. Master Leo
White. a choir boy from st. Johns
cAurcn, Will also sing.
st. Paul young people will attend the
informal at the university Saturday
evening. The proceeds will go toward
the university band treasury.
Mrs. George Douglass Head gave the
third of her post-nuptial receptions
Tuesday afternoon at her residence in
Minneapolis. She was assisted by Mrs.
II nrY or1n
rated with smilax and roses, with
American Beauty roses in the tea room.
Serving were Misses Elizabeth Will
Jams, Elizabeth Wright, Laura Skies
and Miss Myers. Of st. Paul. In the
evening Mr.. Head and Mrs. Head were
assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin T. Hill
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edwin Parry
Mrs. Denis Follett entertains at whist
at the Albion Saturday.
Mrs. F. H. Campbell, of Monroe place,
entertained the Ladies Afternoon
Euchre club yesterday.
Mrs. Charles w. Koehler, Of Portland
avenue, entertained yesterday.
Mrs. Robert A. Wheaton entertains
at cards today, at her home on Dayton
avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Patterson. of
Portland avenue, entertained at cinch
last evening.
Mrs. Scott Young entertains this
evening for Mrs. Walker, of Duluth.
Mrs. David Colville entertains infor-
mally Friday in compliment to Mrs.
H S. Bryan her guest, who has many
friends in st. Paul.
The members of Constellation Chap
ter No. IS, Order of the Eastern Star,
gives an cat home" this evening in
ception there will be dancing. Supper
will be served at r.
Mrs. Asa c. Briggs. of Paramount
avenue, entertains at cards Tuesday
afternoon.
card party and basket social was
given last evening by the young women
of st. Vincent's church.
An auction social will be given Fri
day evening by the class of '9S of the
Cleveland high school.
Capital City Cycle club will dance to-
night in Cambridge hall.
The members CT Bethany Congrega-
tional church gave a social last evening
at the home of Mrs David Kribs, Sc
Isabel street.
The January meeting of the Your Z