The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-18
GREETED 1.-THE BOYS"
RECEPTION AND PROMENADE CON-
CERT IN HONOR OF COM
PANY Il
VOLUNTEERS GAY WELCOME

ArmOry Was a Scene of Gayety Last
| Evening Such as 1t Has Not Seen
| in Many Notwithstanding and
Refreshments for the Gallant Sol
diers and Their Guests-News of a
Gray October Day In Society.
| Members and former members Of Com
| rany q of the First regiment, national
| guard, gave reception promenade con-
| cert last night at the armory In honor OF
| u company of the Thirteenth regiment.
| There were nearly 400 in attendance und
| the occasion was one which proved very
| pleasant and attractive.
The entire floor Of the armory was re-
served for the dancers, and the rafters
above were hung with HUNDREDS of stream
ers of red, white and blue,
| the corners being deliberately dec
Grated with color stands and
bunting. The returned volunteers were
| in uniform, and the blue and white of the
army, with the handsome gowns of the
hundreds Of ladies who were there to well
come and entertain the soldiers, made a
brilliant sight.
Guests were received by a committee
consisting of the wives Of the commission
&c and nom commissioned officers Of Com
pany E. In attendance were many of
the old company and many men who were
| prominent in the organization Of the Ia
| t1onal guard. An orchestra, stationed on
| platform in the center Of the floor, and
| almost hidden from sight with great
| banks of palms and ferns, fur
nished stirring musical pro-
| gramme, which opened with the
Presidents March," The occasion was
very informal and dancing occupied the
greater part of the evening. A programme
| of twenty numbers, with many extras,
| was given. Refreshments were served in
| the company room opening from the main
| floor.
| Miss Elizabeth Wood, of Missouri and
| MT William F. ElWess, of this city, were
| married Monday evening at the home of
the brides sister, Mrs. c.. G. Marsh, S95
Edmund. Rev. H. w. Parson, of the
University Avenue Congregational
church, performed the ceremony, which
was witnessed by about forty guests, rel
atfves and intimate friends Of bride and
groom.
A score or more members Of the Thir-
teenth Regiment Auxiliary association
met last evening in the rooms of the
Commercial club and made preliminary
arrangements for reception to be given
for the St. Paul companies of the Thir-
teenth.
The following committee was appointed
to meet tomorrow at p. m. In Central
hall. Maj. John Espy Henry Hasenwin-
kle, II. p. Barlow, Chester R. Smith, l..
"A. Moore and j. H. Wolterstoff Mrs. Has
enwinkle, Mrs. N. c. Robinson, Mrs. T.
j. de La Mere, Miss Myrtle Brack, Mrs
{. S. Bunker and Miss Espy.
Mrs. H. W. Fagley entertained infor-
mally last evening at her home ON Holly
avenue in homer Of Miss West, of Cedar
Rapids. The rooms were prettily dec
GRATED with pink carnations, palms and
ferns The score cards for euchre car
the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Stewart Moore, Mr.. and Mrs George
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Robinson,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Black, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. E. Weirick, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Evans.
Miss Anna G. selby, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. H. G. selby, and Rev. Henry
K. Streeter, were married yesterday at
the Church Of St. John in the Wilder
performed by Bishop M. N. Gilbert Both
bride and groom were unattended. After
the ceremony the relatives and a few Of
the friends Of the bride and groom at
tended an informal reception. held at the
home of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Street
er have gone on wedding trip, and will
be at home, after Nov. Is, at The Cakes,
White Bear.
Mrs Frederick P. Wright, of Summit
avenue, will give two euchre parties
Thursday and Friday Noy and g. in
honor Of Mrs. Wynne Saul, of New
York
Mrs James D. Armstrong, of Grand
avenue, will receive from to this aft
ernoon in honor of Miss Margaret Brinck-
erhoff, of Englewood, n. ].
Miss Irma Glover a soon-tobe bride,
Of Minneapolis, will be guest of honor
at card party given this afternoon by
Miss Mabel Robinson, of Dayton ave-
nue..
Mrs. J. H. Hilton entertained informal
ly Yesterday afternoon at her home on
Arundel street in honor Of Mrs j. Ash
ley, of Vinton, 10.
Mrs. ]. G. Norton, of Holly avenue, has
cards out for a euchre party to be given
Wednesday afternoon Oct. rs, for Miss
Egert of New York, and Miss Rhodes.
The Bachelors club gave its opening
party Ct the season last evening at Lift
hall Cut flowers, potted plants and ever
greens made the hall very attractive.
The guests were received by Ralph Hen
ry, J. Jorgenson, F. Storrer, William J.
Gibbons, William Bsonette, George Ing
ram and P. C. Peterson. About sixty
young people were present: The Twin
CITY Mandolin club played for the dane
ing. 1t is the intention OF the club to
give a party once month.
The Crccus Hill Mothers club held it's
first meeting of the year yesterday after
noon at the residence of Mrs. N. B.
Hinck'ey on Osceola avenue. Mrs. Pow
ers pres ded. About eighteen women were
present. A paper written by S. ]. Dutton,
of Brooklyn, on THE Social Phases of
the Home and School, Based on Social
Phases of Education was read, and the
afternoon was taken up principally with
it's discussion.
The Ladies' Social Circle of Plymouth
Church will give a dime supper Thursday
evening at $50 in the chapel. Mrs. F. M
Joslin and Mrs. Chester Smith are the
committee in charge of the supper. The
circle will meet Friday afternoon at 2:30
with Mrs. Frances Scotch, 623 Wabasha
street.
Mrs. ]. c. Norton of Holly avenue, is
entertaining Miss Egert. of Ogdensburg,
N. Y.
Rev and Mrs w. H Dewart of Los
PLENTY 0F TT