The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-15
CUPID FIGHTS UNDAUNTED
UNDER THE FLAG DAUGHTERS
OF PATRIOTS CELEBRATE

OF PATRIOTS CELEBRATE
While Other Daughters Plight
Their ,Troth Under the Rose
| Crowned Canopy of Hymen-
| Grover-Oppenheim Nuptials to
Be Celebrated Today-June Is
Keeping Up n Lively Record.
Yesterday, being June IA and Ma
tiopal Flag day with the Daughters Of
the American Revolution, was chosen
by the Distaff chapter of this city for
its first formal meeting. Mrs. ]. @.
Adams was hostess and invited the
daughters to an informal luncheon,
which was followed at 8 o'clock by the
regular chapter meeting. The chief
| decoration was an imposing cluster of
flags directly behind the regents table,
consisting Of the United States flag and
the Union Jack, with the Cuban and
Red Cross flags below. The guest of
the afternoon was Mrs. Ell Torrance,
| state regent.
| Mrs. E. G. Dougan read an enter
| tanning paper on flags, describing and
giving the history principally of the
four used in the decoration. Mrs F. E.
Foster, the historian, then read her
report on the patriotic work done by
the chapter since it's organization a
| few weeks ago. The DiStaff chapter is
not only the pioneer among the daugh-
! tiers In the Northwest in Red Cross and
| similar work, but was one of the first
chapters in the United States to an
| swer to a call for help for the suffer-
ing and for preparations for aiding the
| wounded soldiers INlo state regent
spoke briefly en- the work of the daugh-
tiers in the state and nation. Mrs. Clar-
ence Johnston and Mrs. William Dorr
were in charge Of the music, and be-
SIDES the usual songs the RED, White
| and Blue" was sung and warmly ap-
p.auded.
| Miss Virginia Grover and Herman
| OEpenheim will be married today at
o'clock att the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. D. Grover, on Summit avenue. Rev.
Dudley Rhodes will read the service,
! that CT the Episcopal church being
| used.
| Miss Grover will be attended by her
sister, Miss Myra Grover, as maid Of
/ honor, and her maids Will be Miss jack
| man, of Boston; Miss Shores, Of Great
Falls; Miss Curtis, of jamestown, N.
y, and Miss Pond, of Minneapolis. Lu-
cius Oppenheim will be best man for
his brother, and the ushers will be
| Oscar Kalman, Mr.. Kenyon and Harry
Davis.
| Mr. and Mrs. oppenheim have plan
! ned trip East.
Miss Lillian Messer daughter of Mr.. and
! Mrs. Aianson Messer, and DR.. Berthol will
! be married at O'Clock this evening at the
J Messer home, on Mackubin street.
| Miss Lydia Otter, ;of 255 Carroll street, and
Frank Campbell. of Merriam Park, were mar
ried yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock in Me-
mortal Lutheran church by the rector, A. ].
D. Haupt. The BRIDE was attended by her sis
| ter, Miss Ella Otter. and Miss Ella Boyer as
/ bridesmaids. Frank Wahlstrom and Charles
/ Moberg were the ushers. During the cere-
mony there was a fine violin and organ pro-
| gramme by D. Muhienbruch and Henry
knauff.
The bride wore going-away gown of gray.
! with white satin and turquois velvet trim
mings Miss Ella Otter wore a pretty. light
gown Of cream and mauve, and Miss Boyer's
| gown was of cream organdie over burnt or
| ange
The maids each carried Bride roses and
| wore large picture hats. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell left last evening for
| Washington. New York city and Ridgewood,
Nj. where they will remain till the last Of
July. After Aug. 10, they VIII be at home at
| 400 Dewey avenue, Merriam Park.
| Miss Rose Marie Ebert, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs John Ebert, viii be married today
at 10 o'clock to. Apdrew u. Schmtz in AS
| sumption church. : Mr.. and Mrs, Scamitz will
be at home after July 20. at ISL Iglehart
street.
Miss Thresa Marie Schroeder, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schroeder, and Charles
!. Richter will be married Tuesday. in St.
Johns church, Hope and Margaret streets. A
reception will follow at the BRIDES home en-
Reaney street.
high school will be held this evening In CGn-
ton Avenue M. E. church.
The children of the Edmund Rice scboo,
gave an entertainment yesterday afternoon
and evening in Pacific church The nro
ceeds will be used for the library and flag
fund.
war panorama will be given Friday even
ing at 81. francis hall, corner Warsaw and
James street. The panorama is historical
and shows wildly the cost Of liberty and free
dom. The American-Spanisha and Cuban war
will be illustrated with battles on sea and
land.
Division No 1, Daughters of Erin will give
e an moonlight excursion on the steamer Flora
nsSt Of Mqs The is
Miss Kelley, Miss Breen and Miss Rierdon.
The graduating exercises from the eighth
grade at the Van Buren, school will he held
Thursday afternoon. The senior or eighth
grade class has regular organization and
this year they intend to have regulation
belong thereto. There will be programme
of essays and music and afterwards dancing
and refreshments.
The Ladies' Guild of the Holy Spirit of the
Church of the Good Shepherd will meet Fri
day evening at he rectory, on East Twelfth
street.
business meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Central Park M. q. Church will
be held Thursday afternoon in the smaller
parlor.
card party with Ice cream and cake for
the members and guests of Gen. Sibley cir
Gle, Ladies of the G. A. R., will follow a
short business session this evening, at Gar.
field post hail. 317 Wabasha street.
The July meeting of the Epworth League
union, of St. Paul, will be held July IL at
White Bear lake.
June % Is w. G. T. U. day at Red Rock.
All the state unions will attend.
Frank Knauft leaves Friday night for New
York.
Benjamin L. Goodkind has gone to New
York.
Saturday st. Mary's church, Of Merriam
Park gives an excursion to Shakopee.
Miss Krieger leaves Saturday night for
Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Rogers have re-
moved to 5S4 Portland avenue, from 409 Ash
land
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