The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-10

at the CeremOny-The Bride and
Groom VIII Go East for an Ex-
tended Trip.
The marriage of Miss Augusta Aque-
| lima Wicklund, of this city, daughter Of
Mrs. Anna Wicklund, and Mr.. Oscar AL
eXander Mattson, Of Minneapolis, took
! place last evening at 7:30 o'clock at the
home of the bride on Martin street. Rev
Alexander J. D. Haupt, of the English
Memorial church, performed the cere-
mOny. The wedding was a very quiet af-
fair, being witnessed only by the relatives
of the contracting parties. The ceremony
was performed in the parlor, where the
! decorations Of palms, ferns and white
sweet peas were arranged most effect
! lively. Miss Mary Lincoln was maid of
honor. The groom was attended by Mr.
N. P. Nelson, of Minneapolis AS the
| bridal party entered the parlor the Lo-
hengrin bridal chorus was played by Prof
| Lundberg. The intermezzo from "Caval-
| leria Rusticana' was played very softly
! during the ceremony and later the Men
! delssohn wedding march was played The
| bride was gowned in white organdie
! Ildue over ldIeld, WITH trimmings OF
! duchesse lace and white satin ribbon. She
carried pink sweet peas Miss Lincoln
/ wore gown of pale green grenadine with
/ under dress Of green taffeta. She, also,
! carried pink sweet peas. Mr.. and Mrs.
! MattsOn left last night for the East via
! the great lakes. They will be at home in
| Minneapolis after Oct. 1.
Mrs. S. E. Mahan entertained Informal
I limo dow of I7p~
! home on Iglehart street. The decorations
were all in yellow nasturtiums, brown
/ eyed susans and yellow roses being used
effectively for a centerpiece.
! The wedding of Miss Ruth Hall, of Still
! water, and Mr.. H. G.. Allen, son of Mr..
! and Mrs Joseph Allen, of Summit avenue,
will take place today at 5 o'clock at the
home of the brides grandmother Mrs
Anderson, at Saltwater. Father Fftzger-
aid will perform the ceremony which
! will be a very quiet affair, witnessed only
| by the relatives and immediate friends
of the young couple. Miss Anderson, of
! Saltwater, will be maid of honor, and
Mr.. George w. Sheehan, of st. Paul, will
/ be hest man. The following are among
! the St Paul people who will attend the
wedding: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Allen,
the Misses Florence and Marion Allen, Mr.
| George johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
/ erick Mailer.
| Mr. and Mrs Allen will go East for an
extended trip and after their return will
be at home at the Aberdeen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Allen, of Summit avenue,
J will give a large reception in October for
the bride and groom.
Mrs Benjamin Goodkind. of Nelson
! avenue, and Mrs. Ambrose Guiterman, Of
| Mackubin street, gave a progressive
! euchre party Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Goodllind. The party was
arranged in honor of a number of visit
! ing ladies' Favors were won by Mrs.
Langsdorf, of st. Louis; Mrs. Regens-
! berg, of Texas. and Mrs. Gerson, of
) Meyer.
Mrs. A. H. Henderson entertained a
/ number of ladies at cards yesterday after
i noon, at her home on Marshall avenue.
Merriam Park.
The Somerset w. c. T. U. met yesterday
! afternoon at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms. Mrs.
| Addie Bixby Upham presided. Mrs. Will
! liam M. Wiggim was elected delegate to
! the w c. T. L. state convention, which
! meets in Crookston this month. Mrs. H.
/ c. Ashcroft gave a report Of the eXer-
| cises held at Saltwater last Sunday, and
/ Mrs. Upham gave a report of the district
! convention held last week at the same
/ place. Mrs. Avery, matron of the Home
! for the Friendless, was admitted as a
member of the union. Mrs. S. G. Grier,
| corresponding secretary, sent in her resig-
nation and Mrs. Matthew Taylor was
! elected in her stead. The report of the
treasurer showed that there was $19.7S in
the treasury. Mrs. Rogers was appointed
superintendent Of flower missions in place
of Miss Selb, who resigned. Miss Selb
will be superintendent Of physical culture
7 CicrT1a6
At a meeting of the members of Como
Division No. 9S auxiliary to o. r. c.,
| held yesterday afternoon at Bowlby hall,
| the women made arrangements for fur
/ nshing refreshments at the conductors
excursion, to be given Saturday, Aug. 26.
Mrs. w. H Monty, Mrs J. w. Gilbry,
Mrs c. Sparrow, Mrs. NJ N. Goss and
| Mrs c. A. Pease comprise the committee.
This afternoon Mrs. Monty will entertain
the auxiliary at her home on Ashland
! avenue.
The girls of Camp Uneeda Rest, Bald
Eagle, gave a marshmallOw roast Tues
day evening. 1t is understood the camp
will break up on Saturday morning.
The Hide and -Co-Saek club, composed
of boys and girls under eleven years Of
| age. Tuesday evening. at the residence
of Mrs G. c. Collins, 255 Carroll street,
| gave an outdoor entertainment. Those
in attendance being the papas, mammas,
friends and children in the neighbOrhcod.
| An admission CT one cent was charged,
the proceeds being used for refreshments
for those taking part in the entertain
| ment The programme consisted of twen-
ty-two numbers embracing songs recita-
| tiOns, violin solos, a cake walk, tableaus,
etc. These taking part were Marie and
Myrtle Collins, May, Audrey and Bennie
Wright, Josephine Christian, Lillian Nc
| Donald, Frances ana Marion Greninger
and Beulah and Hattie Mounts. About
sevenry-ffve adults and children were
present.
Miss Marion Allen, of Summit avenue,
! has returned from Minnetonka.
Miss Katherine Wheaton and Mr.
Charles Wheaton. of Summit avenue. left
yesterday for Prairie du Chen, Wis,
| where they will be the guests of Miss
| Nina Dousman and the Misses Dousman.
Ensign Leonard R. Sargent, recently of
Manila is visiting his parents Mr. and