The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-22

Vanity Fair seems to have walked up
TO a realization of the fact that the
season of gayety is fast nearing its
close Numerous social affairs, from
the gathering together of a few
friends for a cup of tea, to the more
stately functions the balls and recep
tons are being planned for the brief
time which is yet to eiapse before the
dawning of the sack cloth and ashes.
1t is such q dreary season, those forty
long days during which society curlS
itself up for d beauty nap and nature
INDUCES in some of her Stormiest
moods, that it is not surprising the So
Cial butterflies feel il necessary TO iml-
tate their sisters. the bees, and bestir
themselves to gather little more of
the nectar of social life to last them
until Easter tide.
The event OF the coming week and what
will probably prove the last large ball of the
season will be given Tuesday evening, Jan.
"a at Cambridge hail. The party is given for
the benefit Of the Church Home of Aged
Women. Mrs. c. II. Whipple has charge of
the arrangements. A promenade concert will
be given from to $3.50 O'Clock, then viii fol-
low a short programme Of waltzes and two
steps until II o'clock when the german will
be danced, the figures and favors as we'll as
the decorations of the hall being all in
military order. The patronesses are: Mes
danes Auerbach. y. r. Moves, MaXheld, Bass,
Cutler Newport, f. b. Clarke, Saunders, D.
A. MOnfort. Archibald NcLareD, Horace Bise-
low J. j. Hill. Hale. II. F. Stevens, f. V.
Abbott. Bacon Graves, Young Dousman,
John Field, Livingston. Hubert, H. f. RICE,
H. p Bend. W. B. Bend. c. E. Furness. Mr.
Ed Halbert will lead the german from IL
o'clock.
Miss smith. of Buffalo, and Miss Carey will
be guests of honor al progressive supper
to be given tomorrow evening by Miss hath-
crime Smith. OF Dayton avenue.
Miss Cieary. of Paramount avenue, has IS
sued invitations for an evening euchre to be
given Tuesday in honor OF Miss Leslie, OF
Montreal.
Mrs Dawson Moreland. of Paramount ave-
nue. will give an evening euehre party Mon
day.
Miss Elsie Pope, of Ashland avenue e;,o has
issued invitations for an afternoon euchre
party TO be given TUESDAY
Mrs. Lorenzo Brooks. of Western avenue
will give a euchre party Thursday Jan. 10
The Wicioppi club will give sleigh ride
Wednesday evening, followed by a supper at
the home of Miss Winter on summit avenue.
Mrs. John Lind will receive Thursday after
noon from to o'clock:
Mrs. G. C. Collins will entertain the S. A.
S. Euchre club Tuesday afternoon at her
home on Iglehart street.
Mrs J. Watson Smith. of summit avenue.
viii entertain the Fortuna Euchre club Fri
day, Jan. p.
The Laurel Cycle club will give its third
annual ball at the Ryan hotel Thursday even
ing, Feb. >.
The German club will give its final party Of
the season Friday evening. Feb. 10. 1t Will
be a military and naval german, decorations,
figures and favors being all OF naval or
military nature. Mr. FitZhugh Burns Will
lead.
Miss V. NJ. Stone will give dinner party
His evening at her home at Silver Lake lot
Miss Arna Kelly.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. ]. H. Mcclure,
Dayton avenue. will entertain at euehre.
The Pauc Delecti club will give dance
ut Lifts hall Thurt1ay evening, MessrS.
Dell Nissig. Wtliam Greve. c J. adams s., NJ;
c. Cook Gus MiGhaud and William Althen
are on the committee.
Mr. and Mrs john Roper have issued in
vitations for a card party next Tuesday
evening, at the Zimmerman in honor of their
twentieth marriage anniversary.
The marriage Of Miss Ruth stickney and
Benjamin Hodge of Nelson. B. C.. was sol
emnized last evening at tn residence OF me
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus Beeoe
Stckncy on Summit avenue
The ceremony was performed at $ o'clock
in the large reception hall. Or. S. G. Smith.
was basrtifrlly decorated with yellow roses,
burches of yellow ionquils tied with yellow
satin ribbon. and palms and vines.
AS the bridal party descended hve pieces OF
Danz's orchestra stationed behind a screen
of mans played the march from "Lohen-
grin" The bride was beautifully gowned
in white satin. She wore tule veil and
carried great bunch OF lilies OF the val
lev. The maid Of honor. Miss Emily STICK
ney were 4 gown of yellow organd1e over
yellow silk. Carl Taylor was best man.
The four bridesmaids were gowned in yellow
orgerdie with underdresses OF yellow SILK
Their GOWNS were trim ned with white lace
and yellow satin ribbon. and they carried
burches OF yellow jonquils.
During the ceremony NaGrers eloquent
s-Neistersirger" was softly played and at
the conclusion Of the marriage rites the tri-
umphant strains of Mendeissohn famous
wedding march fCated through the house.
Directly after the ceremony SUPPER n TSs
served the bridal party and the guests. me
decorations in the supper room were e,, pure ST
the valley tied with br, ad satin ribbon The
parlors and library were eeeorated win
palms Wild snilaX and punches OF roses
tied with yellow satin ribbon.
After the wedding supper there was re-
ception and dance.
the middle Of February, in Nelson, B. G.
Tuesday, afternoon at O'Clock, at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs
David Marx Of Canada street. occurred the
marriage of Miss Eva Marx to Ben Wolfe, OF
Detroit Mich Rabbi Hess performed the
ceremony The bridesmaids were Miss Laura
Morgeustern and Miss Kahn of Detroit, and
the sroomsmen were Ben and Jack Marx
brothers of the bride.
The bride was gowned in white Swiss, with
underdress of white taffeta. She wore ven
Miss NGrgenstern also wore white and Miss
Kahn white over blue silk. The ceremony
was performed in the large bay window, ur-
der a canopy formed Of ropes OF smllaX. The
decorations were pink and white carnatlen:
ard pains After the ceremony dinner wa:
served to thirty guests
Mr. ard Mrs. Vote left Tuesday evenins
for the East. and will reside in Detroit. Mich
Miss Alice Harriet Hullsiek and John Rid
del were married Wednesday evening at thu
residence of the bride ON De Soto street, b.
Rev. William J. Weber. of the First German
NJ e. church Miss Rose Hullsiek was mal(
of honor and Miss Jennie Beunemann brides
maid George L. Hullsek attended ih
p rr@iu The bride wore gown OF white or
candle over taffeta with trimmings of lac
ana ribho,s The maid of honor wore or
candle over pink silk. and Miss Beunemanl
was gowned in white Swiss over blue.
wedding supper was served, following which
a large reception held. Mrs Charles
Good Mrs Samuel Grant and Mrs. Edward
Hu,lsek assisted The Twin City Mandolin
orchestra played during the evening. Mr.
and Mrs RiddeY have gone East. They vii
be at home after February 10 on Beaumon
street
The marriage of Miss A. L. Graves and w
F Dickens occurred yesterday afternoon a
the residence of the brides parents, Yves
Fourth street. Rev. II. W. Parsons performet
the ceremony in the presence of friends ant
relatives
At O'Clock Wednesday afternoon. at tn
Clinton Avenue NJ. F. church. st. Paul, oc
CURED the marriage of Hiram G. Caver.y AM