The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-09

Among st. Paul women generally, the
Industrial exposition to be held this
week in Market hall, is the absorbing
topic of interest The opening cere-
monies premise to be unusually attrac-
tive, and a large reception committee
of representative women has been m
Vited to greet the guests Thursday
evening 1T s o'clock.
The following words OF Whtttlers seem
very appropriate these beautiful fall days Out
possibly the farmers Of Minnesota tall 10 APP
preci3te them:
Along the roadside, like the flowers of gold
That tawny Incas for their gardens wrought.
Heavy with sunshine droop the golden r0o'
BY lady's slipper SEES very radical change
this season. 1t is no more plain ana IN
adorned no longer does a simple little DOW
or unobtrusive rosette ornament it. Instead,
the slipper is now a very gorgeous anar. IL
glistens. both by sunlight and the gIeam u
gas or electricity. tor It IS Jewelled slippeii'
and Oftener than otherwise, elaDorately Je"el-
The style is to have these slipper jewels
match the pin or necklace you are Wedllhs'
both in the gems themselves and in the set
ting. When fantastic and curious designs
are worn, in oddly finished gold, the ehect Is
exceedingly picturesque and attractive
Rhincst0ncs are to be favorite slipper orha.
ments of the summer, diamonds being OF
course, TOO valuable TO be allowed to twlhKlo
Carel5Ssly ones feet =,
The ornament most admired Will be goIu
or jeweled buckle, either large or small
This will rest upon bow or rosette OF satln'
and viii be OF many quaint ana oad deSisnS'
The marriage of Miss Kathryn Walther,
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Edward Waltner'
to Frank T Grove, of Tacoma VIII be cele-
brated Tuesday evening, Oct. IL, at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents on Dayton ave-
nue..
The Uni-ZoO-Wee's a needlework club has
been organized with the following melnD SIis
Miss Agnes HOu, Miss Stella Willius, MISS
MAY SINNERS. Miss Florence Kreiger. Miss
Gertrude Presley, Miss Ada Henry, Miss Anna
Barber ard Miss Elsie Wichman. The hrst
thimble bee viii be given tomorrow afternoon
by Miss Agnes Hou:
The engagement of Miss Cornelia Tanning.
of New York. and Eben H. Gay, OF Boston,
is announced. The wedding will take place
late in the autumn or early IN the winter
Miss Tanning is a cousin of Mrs. G. A. Sew
erance, and has made St Paul almost DIS
much her home as New York
Miss Bessie McGuhin, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs NJ McGuffin, and Henry Hartong will
be married Wednesday in the Fort Smelling
chapel.
Mrs. w P Abbott, Of Summit avenue, gave
a small tea Monday afternoon for Mrs. A
V. Eastman, Of Lake Charles, and Mrs. Wood
ruff, OF Los Angeles.
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were Mr.. and Mrs. Harold D. Neide, who are
returning from their wedding trip through
the East. They were CHARTERED at the Ryan
Mr. Neide who represents the Great North
ern road at St. Cloud. left fortnight ago to
wed Miss Clara Manville, the daughter OF MI.
and Mrs. James ". MenVille Of Whltehall,
n Y, ard the ceremony with its attendant
festivities was among the most interesting
social events in Northern New York state.
Mr. and Mrs. Neide left during the after
noon fer St. Cloud.
Mrs. Thomas E. Leonard gave luncheon
Monday at her home on Laurel avenue tor
Mrs. James McHugh, Of Watertown, and Miss
McHugh OF West Superior.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald NJ. Ellithrop have
issued Invitations for the marriage OF their
Charles Lafayette kellogg. The wedding VIII
take place at O'Clock Wednesday, Oct Is,
at the family residence on Iglehart street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hammond have issued
Invitations for reception Tuesday evening
at their residence on Hoffman avenue
Miss Nan Dunni$an Was very agreeably
surprised Friday evening at her home on
Bradley street. Among those present were:
Mae Husban Maggie Clark Fannie Barlow,
Annie Mcclure, Carrie Barlow, Anna Owens.
Mae McNally, Myrtle O'Gara. Alice Gage
Margaret O'Gara, GeneVieVe Sullivan, Alice
OGara, Jennie. Carlin MeSsrs: Frank B roo
bach Art Widely, Hugh AIallOy, Nick Gaar,
Samuel Davis, Matt. Rieley. Eddie McNally
John Swartz, Bonnie Rink, Billie Short, Bill
lie Snker and George Maloy.
The Misses sutmar entertained the Cycle
cub at cards Wednesday evening. Prizes
were won by Mrs. c.. E. Lothman and A.
wilkins.
The Hawthorne Social club gave it's first
card party of the season Monday evening
at Central hall. twenty-five tables of pro-
pressive euchre were played. Prizes were
won by Mrs Mcdonald and Miss Heating
and Messrs. Young and McQulllan.
The teachers Of the Drew school were en-
tert&ined at luncheon Wednesday by Mrs
w. r. Johnson, assisted by her daughter,
Georgia.
Capitol City Cycle club opened their sea-
son Thursday with an informal military re-
cepton. About 100 couples called during the
evening Dancing INDUCED in to the
strains Of Hllard's orchestra, in the large
parCrs The entertainment committee re
ceiVed IN the reception room. Refreshments
were served in the dining room, which wa
decorated with flags, and presented a yer!
military appearance. The reception room
parlors and card rooms were also decorated
a series of dances and parties to be given b!
the club through the year
very pretty and quiet marriage tool
place last Wednesday morning at st. Charles
church MINNEAPOLIS, the contracting parties
being Harriet Z. Burke, daughter of Mrs
mary II. BURKE, OI JulS Guy, anu RODeT
A. Kay, of minneapolis. Rev. Father Clear!
officiated. After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the home of thu
bride. 1856 Selby avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Ka!
left the same evening for Omaha and East
ern points, and will be home Tuesdays, afte
Nov. Is. at 1850 Selpy avenue.
Invitations are out announcing the mar
rage Of Miss Clara G. Ziegler, daughter Q
Rev. H. Ziegler. to Rolando f. Graw, Wednes
day, Oct -, at o'clock The ceremon,
will take place at the First NJ. E. churcl
and win be followed by a reception at tn
home of the groom's sister, Mrs. Jerome w
Smith, SO Broadway. Mr.. and Mrs. GRAY
Will visit Omaha and other Western cities
They will be at home after Nov. ID at 50
Broadway.
Mrs. Frank Ackermann gave small dane
Ing party Wednesday evening in honor O
her neice, Miss Aggie Arth, the occasion be
ing Miss Arth's eighteenth birthday. Mis-
Susie SchOtt assisted in receiving. TIL
Echo Mandolin club furnished music. Thos
present were: Misses Schott Piny Clauss
Kcenig, Stuttgart Dwelly, Sexton; Messrs
Filing, Slime, Tonskemper, Whitman. Jan
sen, Arth Lemire, Rapp, Ackermann an
Mrs. c. Pantky.
The Misses Conroy, McCulley and Kenyon
of White Bear, gave a delightful dancin
party Friday evening Among those presen
from st. Paul were the Misses Adams an
Starl1eY and Misses Preston, Parker, Wilso
ard Thorn. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Schroeder and Mr.. Koh