The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-02

programme was three piano numbers by
Miss Helen Fillebrown. They were
"Valse Lente." by Schuett; "Soiree de
Vienne," by Liszt, and an arrangement
by List of Wagner's Spinning Song
from Flying Dutchman"
After the musicale an informal recep-
ton was held
Frederic Leigh Seixas and Miss Caro-
line Rowland Farquhar were married at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Hay,
81 Clifton avenue, Minneapolis. last even
ing, Mrs. Hay being a sister of the bride.
The ceremony was performed by Rt. Rev.
M. N. Gilbert, bishop coadjutor of Min
nesota, according to the ritual of the
Episcopal church. The parlors where the
ceremony took place were beautifully
decorated with palms and cut flowers.
The bride was dressed in a gown Of white
satin. with a veil Of tulle. and carried
American Beauty roses. The best man
was Charles b. Nichols, of st. Paul.
The bride is the daughter Of Mrs. Fran
ces M. Farquhar and is well known in
Minneapolis society. Mr.. SeIxas is we'll
known st. Paul newspaper man. MIR. and
Mrs. SeiXas left last evening for the East
by the way of the lakes and will be at
home on Floral street, st. Paul, after
September ].
ding were James W. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Hopper, c. B. Nichols, F. r.
Crawford, Harry Davis, Frank Blake
ley and Will J. Brill.
The annual meeting of the Woman's For
eign Missionary Society of the Methodist
churches in the st. Paul district was held
yesterday afternoon and evening at the
Bates Avenue NJ. E. church. About sixty
in
noon opening exercises were conducted
by the president, Mrs Shepherd. Short
reports from the various auxiliarieS were
given, and an informal discussion as to
the best methods of work followed. a.
The officers were all reelected, as fol-
lows: President Mrs. Shepherd; vice
presidents, Mrs H. M. Longley, Central
Avenue; Mrs. D. B. Gardner. First
church; Mrs. L. J. Curry. Grace; Mrs. E.
w. Wolver, Hamline; Mrs. Mary Jacob,
Merriam Park Mrs. M. M. Holder, Olivet;
Mrs. F. w. Mccoy, Asbury; Mrs c.. A.
Cressey, Newport; treasurer, Mrs. A. B.
Young; recording secretary, Mrs. F. P.
Atkinson.
The report of the treasurer. Mrs. Young,
showed that 1921 had been raised for 10
cal work during the year, with balance
on hand of SO.
Mrs. H. NJ Longley, district secretary,
and Mrs. Turner, librarian, read their re-
ports.
Mrs. Joyce, wife of Bishop Joyce, Min
neapolis, gave the latest news from for
young Chinese girl, Ida Kahn. who has
been educated In this country by the So
ciety. has been chosen to represent China
at the Worlds Congress of Women, to be
held this summer in London. This is the
first time China has ever been repre-
sented in foreign country by one Of ner
own women.
Mrs. B. s. Cowen gave a talk on ''Publi
cations" and Miss Quinbys subject foE
short address was Mite Boxes"
Miss Kilma H. Rouse, a missionary
who has just returned from Ku Cheng,
China. on leave of absence, rendered
greetings to the society.
Mrs. barrow gave talk on Little
Light Bearers"
The society voted to add five new books
to It's missionary library, and in order to
raise the money cents will hereafter be
charged for each book read.
There was basket luncheon in the par
lors of the church, after the afternoon
session, the ladies of the Bates Avenue
church serving tea.
The principal feature of the evening
session was the address by Miss Rouse.
Marie c. Brehm, superintendent of the
L
u, will address mas meeting of the
Ramsey county unions some evening next
week. time and place not having been de-
eided upon as yet.
The annual meeting of the st. Paul
School of Fine Arts, held yesterday at
the school in the Moore block, was large
ly attended The officers were all re-
elected and are as follows: President,
Mrs. D. A. Monfort; first vice president,
Mrs G. R. Metcalf; second vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Nj. D. Mum; secretary, Miss
Clara Sommers; treasurer Mr.. Herbert
Davis; curator, Mrs. S. G.. Olmstead.
The following directors, comprising one
third the board. whose term of Office has
expired, were reelected: Mrs. G. R. Met
calf, Mrs M. D. Mum, Mrs. E. P. San
born, Mrs c. w. Ames, Mrs. J. E. Scha-
die. Mrs. T. D. Simonton, Mrs E. H
Bailey, Mrs. D. w. Rhodes, Mrs. Frank
lyn Floete and Mrs. G. F. Benedict
Miss Clara Sommers. secretary Mrs
Herbert Davis, treasurer, and Mrs. 8. c..
Olmstead, curator, read their reports for
the year. The reports revealed a very
successful year and Mrs. Olmstead con-
graduated the board on the success Of
the school and the unusual interest that
has been taken in 1t during the past
year. Mr.. E. F. Comins, the director,
will return from his European trip in
time to open the school Oct. 1.
The supper of the Ladies' Society of the
Peoples church last evening was we'll
patronized. After the supper a short en-
tertainment of shadow pictures and other
features was given.