The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-26


northumberland Issued for St.
GATHERINGS School Commence
ment-WeddingA Announcements.
At the request Of the state director.
children of the American Revolution,
Mrs. Charles E. Smith the national
board of that society have appointed
hve promoters for the state, Mrs. r..
M. Newport, and Mrs. J. @. Adams,
Bishop M. N. Gilbert and DR.. D. w.
Rhodes, of st. Paul, and Mrs. Ell Tor
rance, state regent, D. A. r., of Min
neapolis.
These ladies and gentlemen are not
officers of the society, but are inter-
ested in the work and in the promo
ton of societies, and will cordially as
sist the state director in her work
Mrs. Smith was the organizer and
for two years the president Of the
Lewis Malone Aver society, C. A. r.,
which position she resigned when ap-
pointed state director. Mrs. George
R. Ranney has been appointed presi-
dent of that society
Miss Dusinberre and the senior class
Of St GATHERINGS school have issued
cards for the commencement exercises
and annual reception, Saturday even
ing, June 4, in Christ Church Guild
hail. The students recital will be held
Thursday evening, June 2, at o'clock
in the school rooms, 137 Western ave-
nue..
Cards are out for the marriage Of
Miss Christina Simpson, of st. Paul,
to Harold Jefson, Of Wausau, Wis.
Miss Simpson is daughter of Dr..
Otto Simpson, of Christiana, Norway,
and sister Of Mrs. McCarron, Of Min
neapolis; Mrs. Lindsted and Mrs. E. F.
Swanson, of st. Paul. She is vocalist
of ability. Mr.. Jefson is a mill owner
Of Wausau. The wedding will take
place Tuesday.
Mrs. Pollock. Of Sherman street, entertained
yesterday for the mothers Of ten young men
students. in whose studies she has been in
terested.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
riage of Miss Carlene Curtis, daughter Of
nue.. to John Ellsworth Blunt. Of Evanston,
ILL.,. Saturday. June 4. at the family resi-
dence.
Miss Hurr and Will Hanke. which will be
| solemnized June 2. at the home Of the bride 8
| parents. Miss Hurr has spent the past few
years in Minneapolis, and is very well known
and popular among circle Of acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanke will reside in st. Paul.
The marriage Of Miss Ida Wedin and j. G.
Thaung was solemnized last evening at St.
Sigfrieds Episcopal church, at 1880. Rev. Mr..
| Alvegreen performed the ceremony. Miss Sig
ma Manton was maid Of honor. and Miss Mat
tie Ken1ein bridesmaid Ed Wedin brother
Of the bride. was best man, and G. A. ALL
Strom groomsman.
The church was decorated with palms, roses
and other cut flowers. The bride wore a
gown Of lavender silk. trimmed with lace and
ribbon, and carried Bride roses. The maids
wore cream silks and carried yellow roses. A
reception was held at 2s1 Grove street from 8
to IL. About $50 guests were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thaung will be at home at 281
Grove street after June 1.
Mrs. Harry Cleveland. of 2OS Mount Ida
street. will entertain the Idle Hour Cinch
club this afternoon.
The last of series of card parties will be
| given Friday evening by Garfield Women s
Relief corps The committee includes Mes
danes Devere. Lathrop. Atkins and Flamm.
The corps will serve dinner Decoration day at
Garfield hall. Mrs. S. s. Evans and Mrs.
graves Of the sisters in the Minneapolis ceme-
| terry.
The Frohsin society gives picnic at Shell
ing Sunday.
Mrs. c. H. Rust, of Reaney street. will en-
terrain Friday evening for the Young Ladies'
Bible Class Of the First Baptist Church.
The junior class of Cleveland high school
has issued cards for the junior-senior recep-
ton Friday evening, In Odd Fellows hall,
on Payne avenue and Wells street.
The junior class of the Central high school
has Issued Invitations for the junior-senior
reception to be held Friday evening June g.
at the assembly hall.
The Kings Daughters, of st. Paul Park,
Newport and Highwood, will meet today with
Mrs. L.. A. Moore. Of Highwood, to sew for
the Red Cross society.
Charlotte Van Cleve camp, Daughters of
Veterans. gave an enjoyable presentation Of
''My Aunt's Heiress" in Central hall last
part: Miss Julia Buecklin, Miss Dora Muehl-
berg, Miss Sophia Lightbourn. Miss Hildegard
Johnson, Miss Elsie Muehlberg. Miss Hermie
Muehlberg Miss Telka Bucklin. Miss Millio
Eberhart, Miss Ef1e Twss, Miss Ray Twiss
and Miss Tuchelt.
Miss H. E. Rudy directed the little play,
which had been carefully rehearsed.
Dancing followed. The committee in charge
included Mrs. Ray. Mrs. Main and Mrs. Dahl
berg.
their hall on Wabasha street last evening.
The committee composed of Mr.. and Mrs
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Slatterle and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gooding.
Como Division No. SO, Ladies Auxiliary to
the o. R. c., met yesterday in Bowlby hall
and made arrangements for a union meet
ing of Minnesota divisions the last Wednes-
day in June the following committee being
appointed Mrs. w. H. Monty, Mrs. H. D.
Powers, Mrs. NJ. Kingsley, Mrs. ]. X. Nor
rlson Mrs. Clement.
Austin division will exemplify the work.
A reception will be given for the visitors. the
officers of the Twin City divisions receiving.
Two new members were admitted.
Mrs. E. A. La Claire, of Superior. Wis, is
the guest of Mrs. Baird, of Marshall avenue.