The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-14

The up-to- date girl does not buy her
self any pocket books. Oh, yes, she has
them all right, and handsome affairs
many of them are, but they are given
to her. To buy your own purse is GER
tain misfortune, worse than white
horses at a wedding or singing before
breakfast, and so many girls use shah
by purses rather than run the gauntlet
OF the wrath Of the goddess Of the
pocket book.
Many of the most sensible girls one
knows are observers Of signs. Recently
a Holly avenue girl refused to join a
cycle party because she had pulled her
golf hose on wrong side out, and to
turn them meant bad luck.
Mrs. fuckers two military erchres last
week outranked everything else, and were
probably the handsomest and most elaborate
events of the kind the season has seen. The
decorations were on a most generous scale.
and the prizes awarded those winning high
scores were most exquisite, their novelty being
many different ways Over $3.50 was Melted
by the two events, and this money will go
toward the treasury of the WOmen's National
War Relief association. There is possloll-
fly that branch of this organization will be
formed in st. Paul in the fail.
". Brown in Christ church Wednesday even
ing called out the younger set from both
cities. Both young people had passed the most
OF their lives in st. Paul, and had hosts Of
friends. The wedding was dainty In every de-
tail. Maids and flower girls alike wore pure
white Swiss and carried great punches OF
white sweet peas and nothing like the altar
decorations was ever seen in st. Paul be-
fore. The teachers of the Sunday school Of
Christ church arranged the decorations. which
were composed of white flower called shep-
hnvdSf trh w
edges OF the woods OF Minnesota Maiden
hair ferns made an artistic setting.
Following the ceremony tie bride and BRIDE
groom with their parents received informally
at the officer home on St Peter street. and
later Mr. and Mrs. Brown left for wedding
trip and will reside at 81 st. Peter street
after Sept. 10
Miss Grace Lorene De Mers and John L.
C0hOon were married Wednesday evening at
the home of the brides uncle Judge Samuel
Morrison, S14 Dayton avenue. Although the
wedding a very quiet affair it was one
OF the prettiest events of the month. After the
informal reception following the ceremony the
carriage awaited the coming OF the young peo-
pie, who went to Duluth that evening and
from that city went for lake trip. A bevy
OF young people burdened with all the odds
and ends supposed to bring luck to a young
married couple If tossed after them, stood
on the porch and lawn awaiting their coming.
But brides and bridegrooms of today have
learned to be clever. Downing a pretty dark
blue travelling skirt and white shirt-waist,
and with her natty jacket thrown over her
arm, the bride with her husband picked her
way over the vacant lot at the rear Of the
house, the carriage at a signal came slowly
around to meet them. and before the young
folks with their rice and old shoes knew what
had happened the carriage was half way down
Selby avenue.
The marriage of Miss Helen Hanna Dewart,
OF Minneapolis, and DR.. Harold S. Patterson,
of this city, takes place Wednesday evening
in Franklin Avenue NJ. E. church, Mime
apolis.
Mrs John Quincy Adams gave neighbor-
hood tea Monday afternoon for Mrs. J. B.
West, who has returned to St. Paul after an
extended trip abroad.
Mrs. G. w. Koehler. of Portland avenue
entertained a party of young cyclists Mon
day for her daughter Minnie. The run was
made to Como.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Titcomb entertained
q party of musical people Monday evening
for U. S. Kerr. of Boston.
Miss Hope entertained her junior orches-
ira Tuesday evening in her music studio in
the Chamber of Commerce building. After
a musical programme there was dancing. Re-
freShments followed
Miss Irma V. Wilson, daughter of Mrs. l..
W. Wilson of Minneapolis. and Lyman NJ.
Bundage were married Wednesday in this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Bishop entertained
last week on the occasion of their first we'd
Mrs. J. NJ. Hall, Mrs. A. L.. NJ. Alderman. Of
Marshall, Mimi; Miss MacLaren, of Detroit,
Mich, and the Misses Hope.
Conrad Q. searle entertained Monday even
ing for Mrs. Henry A. Stahl, who leaves
soon for New York to reside.
Mrs. Charles P Noyes and Miss Julia
Noyes entertained at tea Friday.
Miss Bassford, of Iglshart street, enter
tanned at dinner Monday for Mrs. George
Love, of Chicago.
Mrs. Casper Ernst. of Harrington avenue.
entertained informally Tuesday for the Misses
Donneily, Of Milwaukee.
The Misses Plechner, of Westminster street,
gave a dancing party Tuesday evening for
the Misses Heineman, of Milwaukee.
Mrs. c. L. Eastman, of Minneapolis, enter
tanned the Midsummer Euchre club Tuesday
al the Hughson home. on Dayton avenue.
The prizes were won by Mrs. Easton. of Min
neaPolis; Mrs. Haynie and Mrs. Skilton, Of
Auburn. N. Y. The club will meet next
week with Mrs. Yerxa. Of Groveland avenue,
Minneapolis.
The engagement of Miss Margaret James,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. jones
OF Howard Place, Newport, to Aaron NJ. Burt,
of Minneapolis is announced.
Mrs. Noval Marchand entertained inform
ally Friday afternoon at her home on st.
Adams street, for her mother, Mrs. Young
of LeaveEworth. Kan. About twenty lad. es
were present
Miss Glover Gardner gave a luncheon Thurs
day at her home on Western avenue for Miss
Ruth Espensheid, Of ST. Louis.
Miss OBrien. Of Nina avenue entertained
Friday for the Misses O'Brien, of Helena, and
the Misses Carson. of Minneapolis.
The engagement of Miss Cora Harrington.
of Washington. to Edgar Brown Barton IS
announced. Miss Harrington is spending the
summer with st. Paul friends.
The engagement of Miss Maud Moon, OF
Duluth, to Charles Weyerhaeuser, of this
city, is announced.
Miss Guthrie gave thread and needle
porch party Friday for Miss Maud Moon, OF
Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Miss gave a corn roast
Friday evening at heir summer residence
Bald Eagle.
Mrs. W. G. Montgomery. of 1866 West Ninth
street, gave tea for Mrs. J. Rutherford oil
St Joseph Mo-, Wednesday afternoon
enjoyed in the evening. Mrs. Montgomery
assisted by Mrs. R. A. Shane and Miss
Adah Rylie
buffet luncheon Friday for Miss Mabel
Horn, who is home from Kemper hall for the
summer vacation. A group Of married ladies
assisted.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kelerman gave 6
coaching Iarty Tuesday evening for Miss
Prehm, OF Portland avenue.