The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-25
BITS OF SOCIAL NEWS
MRS. G. A. REM GIVES AN ENJOY
ABLE MUSICAL
w. TEA
MARRIAGE AT CHRIST CHURCH

Miss Harriet Livermore Johnson
and Mr.. Frederick Elijah Mailer
Miss Ida It. BaIdridge and Charles
A. SunviIIe Married at tho Brides
Home-PersonaI Items.
Mrs. G. A. REM gave musical tea
yesterday afternoon from to g. at her
home on Smith avenue. All the appoint
ments were in pink, President Carnot
roses and carnations forming the floral
decorations. Pink, hooded candelabra aid
ed In carrying out the color scheme. The
hostess was assisted in receiving by Mrs.
w. j. Murphy Miss Campbell, Mrs. Kelly.
Mrs. James Silk. Miss Theobald and Miss
Freda Naumann. Punch was served in
the library by Mrs. Will Dickson, assist
ed by Miss Mae Clark, Mrs. w. J. Murphy
presided in the dining room. During the
afternoon Miss Florence Marion Pace
sang a number of selections, and Miss
Gertrude San Souci played. Mrs. REM
will entertain from to tomorrow after
noon.
Miss Harriet Livermore Johnson.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. John
son. and Mr.. Frederick Elijah Mailer, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Mailer, were mar
ried at s o'clock last evening at Christ
church. 1t was a pink and white wedding,
pink and white carnations being used
exclusively in the church decorations,
which were exceedingly tasteful.
The bride was attended by her sister,
ooi6 Of
and by four bridesmaids, Miss Florence
Allen, Miss Burke, Miss Hughson and
Miss Marian Allen. The groom was at
tended by Mr.. John Miller, and the fol-
lowing young men acted as ushers: Mr..
Ed. Dorsey, Mr.. Roland Lanpher, Mr.
Will Johnson, Mr. Charles Allen, Dr.
Ramsey and Mr.. George Johnson. AS the
bridal party moved down the aisle the
bride was preceded by her sister, little
Elizabeth Johnson, dressed in a quaint,
low-nicked, short sleeved gown, and
carrying a large basket filled with pink
sweet peas.
DR.. c. D. Andrews, rector of Christ
church, performed the ceremony. r. Mel
son Barber played the Lohengrin wedding
music and the Mendelssohn march. The
brides father, c.. w. Johnson, gave her
away The brides gown was creem-col-
ored taffeta with overdress Of point
esprit appliqued with Honiton point
lace. Die wore d LQll6 veil ana carried
white roses.
The maid of honor wore white baptiste
over pink taffeta, and carried pink carna-
lions. The bridesmaids were gowned
alike In white baptiste over white taffeta.
In their hair they wore knots Of white
satin ribbon, fashioned into heuer de lis.
| and they carried punches of pink carna-
tons tied with pink satin ribbon After
the ceremony: the bridal party and imme-
date relatives repaired to the home of
the bride on Virginia avenue, where col
lation& was served. Mr. and Mrs Mailer
left last evening for the East. They will
be at home on Wednesdays, June q and
%, at 125 Virginia avenue.
The marriage of Miss Ida Tompkins
Baldridge and Charles Aaron Sunville
was solemnized very quietly last evening
at 8 O'Clock, at the, home of the brides
parents, Rev. and Mrs. j. "A. Baldridge,
on Temperance street.
The bride. Wore a gown of white silk
with chiffon and pearl trimmings. She
was attended by her sisters, the Misses
Carrie and Nellie Baldridge, who wore
furry, laee-trimmed gowns of white Swiss.
The groom was unattended The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. ]. A. Bald
ridge pastor of ST. Anthony Park. .Uui-
tartan church. and father of the bride
After the ceremony supper was served,
and an informal reception was served,
about twenty. guests being entertained.
Mr.zand Mrs. Sunville will be at home
Tor the present at 556 Temperance street.
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The St Paul cadets gave a most sue
cessful minstrel entertainment last even
Ing at Raudenbush hall, where thew
pleased good-siZed audience with stor-
les that were In many instances really
funny, sang comic songs and pretty bal
iads, and, In fact, were as successful as
some of their more experienced brethren
In making the evening pass quickly and
pleasantly. Charles Tower was interlo
cutor and F. Power, e. Cox, A. Barclay
and G. Grant proved themselves capable
end men, Aleck Barclay especially dis
tinguished himself and his darkey song,
'Darktown Is Out Tonight brought
forth an enthusiastic encore and an i'm
mense bunch of flowers for the singer
Kari Hubbard sang sweet soprano solo,
Happy Days" and for an encore sang
Because I Love You"
The Cadet Glee club consisting OF
Masters Griffin, Macehany, Grant, Steel,
Jurgens and Southhall, sang a pretty ne
gro melody, Creole Love Song
Ills the Angels was a dainty little
number sang by Leo White In response
to recall he sang May ballad.
Part first of the programme closed
with most successful cake walk parti-
cipated in by the end men.
number decidedly above the average
last evening was the violin solo, Raff's
.'Caradona, played by Harry Dorr This
youthful musician manages to draw a
creditable depth of tone from his instru-
ment, and his playing is precise without
being entirely mechanical
St. Pauls boy choir sang most har-
moniously, the Jefferson School orches-i
ira played some enlivening selections.
and there were some clever athletic ex-
hibitions by the following Junior mem
bers of the st. Paul cadets: w. Elder
eich, j. Hanley, L. Elliott, A. Schu-
macher, F. Fisher, T. Sheehan, H. FRY
j. O,Brien Jr., d. West, J. West.
The entertainment closed with grand
finale, Sousa's STARS and Stripes sung
by ST. PauPs Church Boy choir accom-
panied by the Jefferson school orchestra.
s Miss. Mary. Furber, of the Colonnade,
will entertain the following ladies at a
basket luncheon at Como today: Mrs.
Spaulding, of South Park: Mrs Donald,
of -Rushmore, Mimi; Mrs. Ricard, of Min
neapolis; Miss Watson, Of NorthfieId and
Mrs. McClusky, of Minneapolis
The Junior Young Peoples Society of
the First Baptist church, will hold its
annual meeting Friday, June g. in the
church parlors. The entertainment Will
be arranged entirely by the junior choir
and orchestra and an excellent musical
programme will be presented.
Mrs. Callahan, of Fort Smelling, will en-
terrain at luncheon tomorrow afternoon
Miss Proctor will give May party
Saturday afternoon at Woodland hall for
the members Of her juvenile dancing