The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-21
IN ST. PAUL SOCIETY.


IN ST. PAUL SOCIETY.
CrOcus Hill Party and u Charming
Wedding Features.
Mrs. A. H. Warren, of Portland avenue.
entertained party of young people at the
Crocus Hill club last evening for her sons.
Allie, Ed and Willie Warren.
Swygart, Mrs. Schuneman. Mrs: Warren. Mrs.
w. H. Levings. Mrs. M. C. Levings, Mrs.
Charles Cha Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Hayns Mr.. and
| Mrs. Gardiner assisted Mrs. Warren.
The guests Were: Winifred Holbert. Jo-
sephine Bolin. Josephine Cavanaugh, Mar
| garet Cavanaugh. Ethel Spooner Grace Mill
Ter, Margaret Horton Jessie Stocking, Nellie
| Cook. Bess Silver. Cornelia Shields. Lillian
Edgerton. Virginia Sehuneman, Clover Gard
land, Marie Moreland, Margaret Levings:
! Fred Fleckenstein. Chud Van Duzee, Clare
seco1e, Jim Hobert Carlton schwabe Willie Will
Lew Shields, Charley Pow re-. reston White.
Willie Levings, Clinton Ruff. Harry Dorr.
Fred Retzinser and Dick Strickland I;R IN, .,,
| lent colored orchestra and bon-bons and re-
| freshments. q.
An interesting addition to the Brewer art
exhibit Howard. Farwell & Co.'s music rooms.
| is a small canvas by Jean Francois Millet,
1.-The Burial ne Of chd 1t Is eTy good
painted by himself. "Chartreuse." by Raul.
hna S Among Va those Sho Visited the
hibit yesterday were Bishop Cotter. of WI
mona; Mrs. Buck and daughter. of Fari-
| bault, and Attorney L. H. Mckusick and
| family, of Pine City.
| marriage of local interest was that of Miss
Nina Cecile Royce. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
| G. w. Royce, of Hastings, to Herbert Mac
Nance. of Minneapolis.
| Miss Royce is well known in St. Paul. where
she has spent much of her time. and amor
| the guests great number OF both st.
Paul and Minneapolis people.
| The ceremony took place Wednesday at 6:30
O'Clock in St. Luke's Episcopal church. at
assisted by the rector of the church. Rev. E..
N Duff The bride was given away by her
father. -
! trimmed with Valencienes lace, and short
veil caught to her hair with lilies OF the
| valley Her bouquet composed OF the
| same fragrant blossoms.
Royce as maid Of honor and Miss Todd ano
Miss Rich. Of Hastings. and Miss Bradbury
and Miss Breitenstein. OF St. PAU. as malos;
| The maid of honor wore white organdte and
| carried an armful of American Beauty roses.
The maids wore gowns of pale pink and car
ried great punches Of La France roses.
| G. E. Moore. of Chicago. was best man, and
the ushers were w. H. Dickinson and John
Plum. of Minneapolis: Irving Todd. of
| Hastings and w. w. Weare, of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Royce were assisted in receiv-
ing by Miss Culver and Mrs. Caldwell. OF Chi
| cago. All,
netonka for the summer.
| Mrs. L. L. May, of Cedar street, entertains
at euchre today. Assisting will be Miss Grace
Mathews, Miss Carrie Fogg, Miss Edith Nc
| Milan Miss Anna Kuhl and Miss May.
Mrs. A: A. White, of Summit avenue. enter
| tainS at whist today.
| Mrs. NJ. A. Gordon gave tea Yesterday at
1 her home at Hamline for the relief society OF
| Constellation chapter. o. E. S.
The women of Woodland Park church met
yesterday for special work.
Mrs. c. D. Hayes. of Ramsey street en-
| tertains the members of her Sunday school
class this afternoon.
The Rectors Aid Society of St. Paurs
| Church meets Tuesday in the choir room to
| arrange for a social next week.
St. Luke's Aid society met yesterday with
| Mrs. Johnson at the Portland. The details
! for the graduation exercises at st. Luke 5
| were arranged.
The Monroe School Mothers club met yes
| terday and listened to a talk by Miss Whit
! ridge on the ''Value Of Physical Training"
Miss Ellithrope recited, and Miss Crosby con-
! tributed music
The women Of Central Presbyterian church
met in the ladies' parlor yesterday.
The Douglas high school has selected the
| following officers to serve during the ensu-
| ing year: Mr.. F. L. Bayard, president; Mrs.
P. O'Brien, vice president Mr.. W. G. Waller,
secretary, and Mr.. A. T. Rosen, treasurer.
The entertainment given last night for the
benefit OF the eighth grade of the Douglas
| school was a great success financially
as well as artistically The programme, con-
tons and splendidly executed drills, was well
received. 1t was rather difficult to handle
| the large attendance, but all were satisfied
Ladies Of Acker Relief corps will give O.
May ball at Malta Temple Third and Wab-
asha streets, Thursday.
The third annual ball of the Gloha Rust
ness college will take place this evening at
the college rooms. The students wish to sec
an their friends and ex-students come and
rave a GOOD time. Misses Minnie Donne,ly
and May Wilson and Charles Fey will be the
entertainment committee and Lafayetto Sar
vey ana Thomas Thompson will be the floor
managers. ~ 'iooi
me young people of the First Methodist
f rurch enter ain upl, of hundr d of their
| DarlOrS.
IN keeping with the patriotic sentiment ot
tne DAY. the rooms were decorated with ma.
uonal coiors blended with those of Cuba. The
young women of the church were attired in
sat eon OF red white and blue rejecting
red falling from half dozen banquet iamps.
The ladies' Of the B. G. U. will give a
reception and ball in Sherman hall Nav Of
me following ladies are making the arrange.
menus meI MIS- Mrs: M. Breen. Mrs. H. Korning,
| >. I'm
KEN and Mrs. Knachstein. -''
,, rev. !. r; Egbert, pastor of the House Of
nope church gave a reception last evenin o
i har sne - young people Of his church, at his
| views OF Niagara Falls and other points nj
interest in the United States and works of
ltallan art were shown by the aid Of 2
| DR.. Egbert i ms ny
During the evening several hundred called
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