The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-15

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c. Harper, Minneapolis, and Mrs G. M.
Love, Mrs. Oscar Olsen, Charles Carl
ton, Mr.. and Mrs L. ]. Amsden and
George Grant, of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant left for the East,
and will be at home after Oct. 1 at 596
Canada street. The brides travelling
dress was a gray English suiting.
The marriage of Miss Annie Fetsch
and Edward ]. Muggley was solemnized
at o'clock yesterday morning at the
Assumption church by Rev. Dominic
Hoffman. John Rentz, organist of the
church, at the approach of the bridal par
ty, played the Lohengrin wedding music.
The ushers, Walter Benz and H. E. Ber-
reau, preceded the maid of honor, Miss
Annie Kunz, and the groom. Theye were
followed by the bride and best man,
Thomas Kerker. High mass was cele-
brated by Rev. Father Dominic. The
bride was gowned in amber satin and
wore tulle veil. The bridesmaid wore
white organdie over white, with narrow
satin ribbon trimmings.
Wedding breakfast was served to the
bridal party and relatives at the home
of the bride, Park avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Muggley have gone East.
They will be at home after Aug /, at the
Roland flats.
Miss Louise E. Sike, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Silke, and John E. King
were married yesterday afternoon at s
clock at the home of the BRIDE 2S3
Dayton avenue. The ceremony was wit
messed by only a few friends. Rev. Fa-
Their Shearen, of st. Josephs church, Of
fciated. The rooms were adorned with
| flowers, members of the Elk lodge of
which Mr.. King is prominent mem
Der, sending many floral tributes to the
happy couple.
MIR. and Mrs. King left last evening
for the East. They will be at home after
July 15 at 63 College avenue.
The Jackson-Drew Mothers club met
in the Drew school, Lafond and Avon
streets, yesterday afternoon at O clock
About fifty women were present 1t was
the intention of the club to devote the
afternoon to the consideration of the
work of the Woman's Civic league
Mayor Kiefer, however, in a brief ad-
dress referred to the devastation wrought
in New Richmond and the surrounding
country by Mondays cyclone and adj
vlsed the women present at yesterdays
meeting to organize for the assistance
of the sufferers. Before the meeting ad-
journed such an organization was effect
ed, and the Jackson-Drew Mothers club
will aid the cyclone victims in every way
in its power. Mrs. Condo Hamlin made
short address, in which she warmly
seconded the mayors appeal Mrs. w.
H. Nittum, who was to have been pres
emf in the interests of the civic league
at yesterdays meeting, is in New Rich
mond experimenting the work of the
nurses, as Il member of ST. Luke's hos
pital board
Mrs. R. F. Eldridge, of West College
avenue, entertained the Ladies AuxiI-
larry 10 the Minnesota Association of
Union ex-Prisoners of War Yesterday
afternoon The rooms were gaily deco
rated with flags. The members of the
auxiliary are planning their annual pic
mic, which will be given some time this
month. The guests will be the ex-pris-
oners and their families
Mrs. John ]. Murphy gave children's
party yesterday afternoon at her home.
Sod st. Peter street 1t was the fifth
birthday of her little son John.
Pretty girls in pretty frocks, in COM
pany with their more soberly clad es-
ccrts, crowded the assembly hall and the
corridors of the Humboldt high school
last evening, where the juniors were at
nc me to the seniors Besides the prom
enade the dance programme was made up
OF eighteen waltzes and two-steps Cleon
Knott, Efie Evans and Alice Duffy form
ed the junior committee on arrangements
and entertainment. Miss Allison. one of
the teachers, assisted them in receiving
the guests. Supper was served at II
o'clock at small tables set in one of the
recitation rooms
Miss Stickney, of Summit avenue, has
cards out for a euchre to be given Mon
day evening in honor of Miss Hills and
Miss Parsons of Louisville, KY.
Mrs. J. c. HILL of Virginia avenue, will
give dinner this evening in honor of her
guest Miss McKinnell, of Chicago
Mrs. Julia Kremer, of Osceola ILL.,, is
the guest of Mrs. Annis Mcclellan, of
Nelson avenue.
Mrs. Hodges, who has been the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A B. Stick
ney, of Summit avenue, has returned to
Nelson, B. C.
Mrs. Frances B. Clarke and daughters
of Summit avenue, will leave today for
New York They will sail in a few
days for Europe.
Mrs. S. Van Horn, of Canada street, is
entertaining Mrs. George M. Love- of Chi
cago, and Mrs. E. P. Barrows, of Seat
tie.
Rev. A. B. Medium, of the Central
Presbyterian church, leaves in a few days
for trip to Scotland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick N Dickson have
taken the Sanborn residence, on Virginia
avenue, for the summer
Mrs. Bend, of Summit avenue, is enter
tanning her daughter, Mrs. George e.
Wood of New York.
Mrs. j. G. Hill, of Virginia avenue, has
returned from Chicago.
Mrs. j. Taylor. of Hague avenue, will
spend the summer in Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stees, of Virginia
avenue, will go East next week
Judge and Mrs. Sanborn and family, of
Virginia avenue, will leave for New
Hampshire next week, where they will
spend the summer. They will be Joined
there by Miss Marion Sanborn, who has
been attending Vassar college.
Mrs. Dousman and family, of the Alb
erdeen, left yesterday for Prairie du
Chen Wis.
Frank Hirsch, of St. Peter street, left
Saturday on the Dubuque for St. Louis.
Frank Donahower, brother of AID. Don
ahower and cashier for many years in
the office of the United States marshal,
returned to st. Paul yesterday, accom-
panied by Jacob Hammer. Both have
been absent for the past year on a trip
through Arizona, Southern California and
Honolulu, and came direct from the lat
ter place to st. Paul. Mr. Donahower
left last night for St Peter to visit his
parents, and will return to st. Paul later