The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-20
Welded FIFTY YEARS
MIR. AND MFRS. III. l.. MOSS WILL
CELEBRATE THEIR FIF'FIETH
ANNIVERSARY TODAY
DAUGHTERS OF PATRIOTS

| Afternoon to- Hear Papers ny Mrs'
| Wade and DR.. Bissell-Musicnl
Entertainment at Plymouth
| Church Last Night-Other News of
the Day In St. Paul Society.
! Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Moss will celebrate
| the fiftieth anniversary Of their marriage
| today They will be at home from to
| o'clock in the evening at No. 2S9 South
Exchange street, where they have resided
| for the past forty-six years. No invita-
| tons have been sent out for this occasion,
but Mr.. and Mrs. Moss will be glad to
receive their friends and acquaintance
In Minnesota, where they have spent the
| past fifty years of their married life.
The st. Paul chapter, Daughters Of the
American Revolution, will meet at the
| Aberdeen this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
Mrs James F. Wade will read a paper on
THE Regular Army" and DR.. Helen W.
| Bisssen will read one on Patriotism Up
to Date" Mr. Harry E. Phillips will
have charge Of the music, which will be
by the Peoples Church quartette.
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tain this evening at their home on Selby
| avenue, In honor of their twentysecond
wedding anniversary.
The ladies Of St. Sigfred's church gave
an ice cream festival last evening in the
church parlors. A short musical and lit
erary programme prefaced the social.
Rev Erick Forsberg, pastor of the Mes
short address on 1.-The Duty and Benefit
of Giving" The Columbine String quar-
tette played a number of selections, Mrs.
Lndquist sang solo and the choir sang
two choruses The following ladies
served Ice cream, coffee and cake: Mes
danes Rosen, Oldberg, P. Olson, Ekwall,
Parker, Swanson, E. Johnson, Munson,
A Anderson Eimquist, ]. A. Larson,
Lundgren, H. Edmon and S. Larson.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the First
Universalist Church met yesterday at the
,home of Mrs. Henry Rothschild on Mar
shall avene. Mesdames Gregory, Clifford
and Lamb had charge of the work.
An interesting musical and literary en-
tertarment was given last night at
Plymouth church under the auspices of
the Ladies' Social circle Every seat in
the auditorium was taken and the large
gathering frequently testified its appre-
citation by frequent applause. Miss
Pearl Renham sang two numbers Gou-
mods "L'Parlate Damon and Tours
THE New Kingdom She was in excel
lent voice and graciously responded to an
insistent encore.
Mrs. w. A. Merrill sang two soprano
numbers, "a Madrgal," by Harris, and
a berceuse by Kate varnah.
:, Miss Julia Youngman was heard in
1.-TWO charming vocal numbers, and Miss
Pittman gave some clever readings; Miss
Loweth Miss Longfeld, Miss Lowell,
Miss Scott, Miss Field and Miss Scot
tan acted as ushers.
1t is the intention of the ladies of the
church to give these entertainments fire.
,quently throughout the winter.
Mrs. J. Rothschild entertained at
t.euchre yesterday afternoon at her
guest Mrs H. ]. Rothschtl1, of Salt
Lake City. The hostess was assisted
By the Misses Ro.hs ,h:d and Miss Ma
! bel Rice. The rooms were prettily dec
GRATED with autumn leaves ana astcrs.
Among the guests Were: Mrs. j. Co
hen, Mrs. F. May, Mrs. D. Marx, Mrs.
E. Wolf, Mrs .. Rutenberg, Mrs. I.
Gutenberg, Mrs. ]. With. Mrs. s. Weiss,
Mrs. L. Weiss, Mrs. Z. Wolfe, Mrs. A.
Hirschman Mrs. E. Fishman, Mrs. M.
schwab Mrs. I. Mock, Mrs H Stern
berg, Mrs I. Herman, Mrs. NJ BEN
heimand Mrs. c. Bernheun.
Court Gen. Sibley, I. O. F., will give
an ice cream social and hop Friday even
ing at their nall, Concord and Robbie
street. There will be music by Brose's
! orchestra.
Mrs. L. Wolfe, of Tilton street. will
entertain Informally tomorrow after
noon in honor of Mrs H. I. Rothsch;ld.
of Salt Lake City.
Miss Carr, of Dayton avenue, has invi-
tetions out for euchre party to be CIV
en- next Tuesday evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. r. M. Brady
Mrs. G. B. Gedney will entertain the
Alert club at progressive euchre next
Tuesday afternoon at her home on Sell
By avenue.
Mrs. Oscar Hallam entertained the La
dies Aid Society of the Peoples Church
yesterday afternoon at her home on Fair
! mount avenue. Mrs. Hallam was assist
ed by Mrs. Asa F. Goodrich, Miss Smith
and Miss Sadie Smith. The society will
meet In the parlors of the peoples church
Tuesday, Oct. 8, when plans will be de-
cded upon for the winters work.
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Miss Proctor has returned from tie
East.
Mrs. c. w. Carpenter and Miss Car
renter Of st. Peter street, have returned
from Milwaukee,
J. DR.. and Mrs. Haldor Sneve and Mrs.
! Banning have returned from a hunting
trip.
Mrs Henry B. Farwell. of selbv ave-
nue., is in Chicago. visiting her daugh-
ter, Miss Berdina Farwell
William M. Carson returned yesterday
from long. trip through the East tax
ing in Baltimore, Philadelphia, Atlantic
City and New York. He says mob -dy N
| the East is talking about anything else
but the Dewey reception.
Mrs. Arnold Kalman. and. Miss Cecilia
Kalman left last evening for the East.
Miss Kalman goes to Northampton to at
tend school
Miss Florence Longley. of Summit ave-
nue.. is visiting in Evanston, Ill.
Miss Helen Kimberly. of Dayton ave-
nue. will return to Cambridge this fall
Mr.. and Mrs. Anse Oppe helm of the
| Aberdeen, are in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. H r. Cocker of Summit
PLENTY OF IT.