The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-18
one DAY In SOCIETY
LARGE CHARITY EUCHRE PARTY
GIVEN AT THE METROPOL-
ITAN HOTEL
MARRIED AT AUGUSTA, FLA

MARRIED AT AUGUSTA. FLA.
Miss Lillian @. Stephenson, OF Thi.
City, and Ralph Lincoln Emer.ou.
OF Boston, Are United-Colon-
made Card Club Spends am Enjoy
able Afternoon-spin.t Mat
rtmonfal Convention.
A charity euchre was given yesterday
afternoon at tho Metropolitan hotel for
the benefit of the Babies home The at
rair was In charge of Mrs e. q. Hugh
son. assisted by Miss Lusk, Miss Hugh
son, Miss Burke. Miss Allen and the
Misses Barker
Cards were played at twenty five tables.
Prizes were won by Mrs. g. w Randen-
bush. Mrs. A. j. Trumbell, Mrs. Rudolph
Schiffmann and Mrs. Giuterman
Mrs. j. 8. Shurick will give luncheon
tomorrow at her home on Selby avenue,
entertaining number of young ladies.
MIS-. oscar Hallam entertained thirty
children yesterday afternoon at her home
on Fafrmont avenue In honor of her lit
tie daughter, Cornelia's. sixth birthday.
Mrs Hallam was assisted by Mrs. Asa T.
Goodrich. Mrs. D. D. Smith, Miss Smith
and Miss Sadie Smith
The Colonnade Card club met Yesterday
afternoon at the Colonnade. High scores
were made by Mrs. G.. w. Vineyard and
Mrs. Charles l.. Wells. The club will
meet next Monday afternoon with Mrs.
Porter, 1877 Washington street.
The marriage Of Miss Lillian G.. Steph-
enson, OF ST. Paul, to Ralph Lincoln En-
erson, Of Boston, occurred Friday, April
H. In Augusta, Fla, whittier Mr. Emer-
son had repaired In the hopes of recup-
Grating his health. Miss Stephenson has
spent the greater part Of the winter in
the South under the chaperonage Of Mrs
w. s. Undertake. Of st. Paul.
The wedding was an exceedingly quiet
affair, owing to the very serious illness
of the groom
Among those present were MIR. and Mrs.
Howard Morris, of Milwaukee, uncle and
aunt of the bride.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Hunter Davidson, of Augusta
The flashing lights from a hundred DIFF
ferent colored lanterns, lights that flash
from the rear end of PASSENGER trains:
lights that CLEAN weirdIy in the gloom
OF the yards and round houses; lights
that flash their welcome assurance of
sarety or signal the note Of alarm to the
trusty caretakers of the giant engines
and their precious freight These lights
Iiumined the large dining room of the
Ryan MOTEL last evenig, where occurred
the grand union ball given by the Broth
erhood Of Locomotive Firemen, lodges
Nos 81. 800 and 400, and Ladies' society
No. st.
On the platform at one end of the hall
rested miniature engine and tunnel
with the date 1888" inscribed on either
Side, ana picture of Frank Curran on
the headlight of the engine The tun-
mel was reproduction of the famous
Wfcks' tunnel on the Great Northern
road. and both tunnel and engine wer o
inc work OF Mr. Curran, foreman In the
Great Northern copper shop.
The hremen also evinced their sturdy
patriotism In their declarations for the
loyal colors, the red, white and blue.
waved over the heads Of the dancers.
Between 300 and 400 couples danced to
tho inspiring music of Pepin's orchestra.
The dancing program was a most sat-
isfactory one, for there were the dignified
lancers for the more sedate couples, the
dreamy waltzes for those sentimentally
inclined. and the gay two-steps that
seem to have been written for youth
alone. The grand march was led by Mr..
Fred Smith and Mrs. L. Hodum -.
From n:3O to l o'clock supper was
served In the smaller dining room.
The guests included large delegations
from Minneapolis, Duluth. West Superior
and Hastings, and all the visitors were
loud In their praises Of what they termed
the most successful ball given by the
trainmen in many seasons
Mr.. Ed. Welsh acted as master of cere-
monies. Assisting him on the arrange
ment committee were: Fred Smith. A.
K. Eonar, 3. WEIGH, T. F. Dugan, q. B.
Kasenow, F. r.. Davidson, Mrs. A. K
Bonar, Mrs. w. A. Boink, Mrs. r, E.
Davidson. The guests were received nv
J. L.. Flood, D. Murphy. HI. Bland, q.
Wood. Ed. Anderson. L. Knipps. A.
Butzerein. L. E. Murphy. +. r.. ODon-
mel, William Swanson, l.. Quinn, William
L.avelle, Charles Reed. A Wallace. Ed.
Kennedy, Mrs. s. sandberg, Mrs. H.
Bland. Mrs. T. T. Dugan, Mrs. Paul
Nedeau and Mrs. ]. l.. Flood
The floor was in charge of Fred Smith.
]. q. Kelly, w. A. Boirk H p frankie
AL. Anderson, e. G. Miller, W. H. Wal
lace. j. Reichert, G. T. Kasenow. G.
Buckley. James Murphy, Z. D. Kuhn. J.
F. Driscoll. r. F. White, ]. H. Eemerson
and James Carey
Ellsworth circle, Ladies' of the q. A. r..
gave poverty social last evening at Odd
Fellows hall. Cotton gowns for the la
dies and paper collars for the men were
the feature Of the evening The affair
was In charge of Mrs. Kate Burgess. Mrs
Nellie Austin, Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs. Carroll
and Miss Muhlberg. The proceeds will be-
used for the relief fund.
Unite Hive No. SO, L. o. T. M. eava
its first ball last evening at Central hall
The guests were received by Mrs. Ber-
gen, Mrs. Kanterman, Miss Bell and Miss
Graham. Brose's orchestra played for the
twenty numbers on the dancing pro-
gramme. The grand march was led by
Mr.. Fetch and Mrs. Hattie j. Brown.
The ladies having charge Of the arrange
ments were Mrs. F. Morrisette, Mrs.
Brown. Mrs. Mccartney, Mrs. Moore and
Miss Paquin. The ladies will give q card
party Saturday evening, April 49, at Cen
trail hail.
The G. T. v. club gave a most success
full dancing party last evening at Central
hall. The club will be entertained by
Ouoley bIoogett, OF Burr street, this ev-
entng.
Commercial Council No. 1913, ROYAL
Arcanum, gave a most enjoyable enter
tainment, followed by an informal dance.
last evening, in tbs council chamber,
Elks' hall.
The first part of the evening was taken
up with misucal and literary pro-
gramme. Smiths mandolin orchestra
PLAYED several popular selections Mrs
j. T. Wilson sang two solos, BLOW Blow,
Va NinfrX Winds - md EIo