The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-16

sociai NcE.s OF "a Merry Day ia ST.
Paul.
The marriage of Miss Alice Marie
Vallee. daughter Of MI and Mrs.
Adolph Vallee. to Ado,ph Michaud. TO k
place yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
in the French Catholic church, Rev.
Father Thomas performing the cere-
mony. Ernest Gregt played the we'd
ding march from Lohengrin. and the
Ushers, Anthony Snider, Henry
Dellafeld. James p Heally and Frank
II. Sargent, preceded the bridal party
to the altar Miss Carrie Vallee sistec
of the bride, was maid Of honor, and
entered alone followed by the brides
maid, Miss Pamela Michaud, ard the
groomsman, John Vallee. Then came
the bride escorted by her father. The
bridegroom and his best man entered
by the right aisle and met the bride
at the altar.
The service was in French and the
responses were made IL the same Ian
gUage. There were two solos by A. p.
Quesnel during the service. Mendeis-
sChn's wedding march announced the
departure from the church.
The bride wore d heavy white satin
gown, high neck, and demi-train and
were TO veil She carried Bride roses
and lilies Of the valley. The Only orna-
ment worn was a fiueT-Ge-lis brOOch,
the brideoroom's gift. The maid of
honor wore white Organdie over pale
blue taffeta silk, and the Bridesmaid
wore white mousse!ine de sole over
white six They each carried pink
roses The bridegroom wore bou-
tonriere of lilies of the valley and the
ushers wore white roses in their but
ton holes.
Following the ceremony there was a
bridal supper in Elks hall, which was
decorated for the occasion. Only the
bridal party ard members of the fam
lies interested were guests, as TO lows:
F. C. Boucher, vice consul to France;
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Vallee. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Michaud, Mr. and Mrs. Achille MI
chaud Mr. and Mrs. Desire M;chaud, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Merchant, Mr.. ard Mrs D.
Fl. Mickaud, Mr. and Mrs Adelard Michaud,
Mrs. Annie Vallee. Louis Michaud, Joseph
Michaud, Miss Aphonsene Michaud, Master
Charles Vallee, Miss Grace Michaud and
Miss Addie Sauvinett.
Speeches were made by Prof. Bouch-
er. D. Michaud and Frank M1chaud.
Later there was reception and dane
ing, followed by a large banquet. The
guests were:
Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank Fl. Rice. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry W. Hardick, Mr.. a1d Mrs Joseph
r. Schusler, Mr.. and Mrs. Rcna.d Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. WILDER Tibbils, Mr.. and Mrs
A. E. Whitney, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Durkins, Mr.. ard Mrs. Leon St. Pierre,
Mr. and Mrs. John F: Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. A. Barker. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lei
brock, Misses Tomkins. Grace Danz; r.. II.
Judson, Marguerite Wolf. Grace Perkins.
Messrs. John Rogers, Treat. Whitney, Geo
F. Hail. William E. johnson Harry Park
er. Louis M. Park. w. J: TomRins. Ike
Lederer T. l.. Synder. Henry Dellatle'd
James P. Healy. S. B. Plechner, F. H. Sar-
gent and George DanZ.
The ball room was beautifully deco
rated and the music was furnished by
the best of local musicians.
Col and Mrs H. R. Tiltcn. and Capt and
Mrs. Dudley entertained a party of their army
friends at the Ashland last evening. The
guests played progressive euchre There
were eight tables The parlor and hall were
tastefully decorated with palms and roses.
Capital City Cycle club gives a dancing
R RaIi: "aShinst0n's birthday in Cambridge
The Political Equality club meets this after
noon at 3 o'clock in the rooms of the S. Paul
Commons.
The Methodist Social Union of St. Paul met
last evening in Bates Avenue NJ. E. church.
There a musical programme.
A surprise party was given last Saturday
evening for Miss Nellie HoImgren at 600
Wells street, and very pleasant evening
was spent Among the guests were Misses
Inga Pearson, Jennie Johnson. Annie Lin
Schiieen, Title Nelson, Ellen Ekwall, Jen-
ME and Selma Anderson, Annie Lundgren.
Christine Johnson. Silia Peterson, Annie
Fahlquist. Ester Erickson, Mr.. and Mrs
Erickson. Mr.. and Mrs. Fan1quizt. Frank
and Charlie Jackson. Frank Swanson, Ed
ward and Alex Mattson, Al Flint and Char
lie Elander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse 1. Phelps. of Helena,
Mont, are visiting Mrs. p. II. Seaman, Mrs.
Phelps sister, at the Colonnade.
The women of the Central w. C. T. u.
met yesterday and decided to postpone any
action in the matter of joining with The Som
erset union till Tuesday of next week. when
the two unions will meet together. The Cen
trail union does not favor the idea, especially
in regard to the name, and, while it is will
ing Somerset should disband and come into
the union individuals, it is not desired by
any of the members that the unions unite
The name is one objection. The Somerset
unio1 is in more prosperous condition than
many others in the state, and it is argued
can gain nothing from the Central. The day
OF meeting was changed to Monday.
Division No 4. A. o. H.. gave a party
last night at Central hall. There were cards
and music and supper was served during
tion Of John L. Gehan.
Miss Grace Flower and ]. T. Conley will
be married this evening at $50 O'Clock at
the home of Gen. and Mrs. Mark D. Flower
on Ashland avenue. The ceremony will be
performed by Rev. Dudley Rhodes. The
bride has chosen for her maid of honor Miss
Ethel Washburne. of Yankton, S. D., and
the best man for the bridegroom will be
Alexander Speel, of Minneapolis. The brides
maids will be Miss Mabel Robinson and Miss
Frances Hale. of Minneapolis; the ushers
Messrs. John Mitchell and NJ c. Healin
Mr.: and Mrs. Conley will make a trip to Old
Point Comfort. and will be at home after
May 1 in st. Paul.
The ninth annual ball of Capital Camn
No. 10, Uniformed Rank Knights of Pvthias
viii take place at Sherman hall Sixth and
Wabasha streets, next Monday night
Miss Pauline Ferguson gave a progressive