The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-30

hASh1OnnDIe wedding at st. Glenn
ent's Churck-Miss Cora e. WEIGH
and MIR. Fred w. Patterson United
I'm Marriage-LaureI Cycle Club
Gives an Informal Dancing Party
Other Social News of the Day.
r. The German club gave it's initial party
of the season last evening at Elks' hall.
The hall was not decorated except for
the favor table, which was gay with
pretty trif1es and an abundance of bios
sens. The pretty gowns of the women
and the flowers which most of them car
ried rendered an elaborate decorative
scheme superfluous. The party was
chaperoned by Mrs. Frederick Driscoll
Mrs. Walter ]. Driscoll, Mrs John l. H
Field and Mrs. De Forest, of New York
| These women received the guests and
| presided over the favor table.
Mrs. Frederick Driscoll wore a recep-
| ton gown of cream brocade Mrs Wal
ter ]. Driscoll was gOwned in white satin,
with trimmings of Duchesse lace. Mrs.
| Field wore black silk with overdress of
! black net, and diamond ornaments, and
| Mrs De Forests gown was white taffeta
With overdress of black jetted net. Each
chaperone carried a bunch of American
| Beauty roses Walter J. Driscoll led the
| cCtillon, dancing alone. The ST. Anthony
Hill orchestra played. The guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. John l. H. Field, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Walter ]. Driscoll, Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Driscoll, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith,
Of Buffalo, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs ]. J.
Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bigeow,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Gordon, Mr.
and Mrs A. Wilder Merriam, the Misses
Hill, Miss Pauline Ferguson, Miss Bass,
Miss johnson, Miss Moves, Miss Lillian
Day. Miss Griggs, Miss Alice Pope, Miss
Elsie Pope, Miss Lillian De Coster, Miss
Bum, Miss Bend, Miss Lillian Day, Miss
Winter, Miss Mcknight, of Minneapolis;
Miss Abbie Livingston, Miss Theo Cary,
Miss Beardsley, Miss Young, Miss Julia
Rogers; Messrs. Julian N. Kirby, Edwin
G. Halbert, f. r. Bigelow, E. B. Hol-
bert, Albert w. Lindeke w. H. YardFey
| w. T. TroWbridge, Fitzhugh Burns
| George Mcpherson, Robert D. Stewart
c. D. Thompson, John M. Blakeley, H
P. Bend, John S. Dalrymple w. w. Price
c. NJ. Bend, Richmond P. Warner, Ed
! ward B. Young, James n. Hill, Louis
Forepaugh, William D. Mitchell DR.. j.
D. Lewis. Howard James, E.. Durant Jr.,
! of Saltwater; Shepard Stone, of Chicago;
| Charles Flandrau, Roland De Lano, l..
| Corning, Clarence Holbert and Louis I.
| famine.
The Laurel Cycle club gave It's eighth
informal dancing party last evening at
| Lifts hall. about fifty-two couples
were in attendance. Ed S. Wedin and
| Miss Stella Snyder led the grand march.
| The dancing was preceded by a prone
made concert, the st. Anthony Hill Or
nhnc yN1o oio1
music. 1t also played for the fourteen
/ dances that followed On the reception
committee were: F. E. Low, o. O. Mar
tin, w. ]. Murray, Edwin Wilson, Archie
Matheis, ]. H. Doherty, Dr. L. A. Nelson,
S. s. Winship c. F. Stanley, F. c. Chase,
H. L. Wyand, F. j. O'Rourke, Gus D.
! Messing, DR.. E E. Nelson, A. E. Breidert,
w. A Dayton and ]. H. Byron
The floor was in charge of Wolfred Mel
I son, Dr. NJ. o. Nelson, w. ]. Prender-
gas. Ed S. Wedin, w. W. Baker, E. G.
Smith and P. G. Charles.
The st Paul Tourist club gave an In
formal dancing party last evening at
| Sherman hall. About $50 couples were
present. The committee in charge con-
sisted of r. J. Connolly, P. H. WAGNER,
| w. j. DOrmody, r. D. O'ConneN and E.
J. McManus. Koehler's orchestra
played.
st. Paul Lodge No. 2, I. o. o. F., gave it's
annual Thanksgiving reception and ban
quet for the members of the lodge, their
families and friends last evening at Odd
Fellows hall The tables We're made at
tracttve with cut flowers, palms and
ferns, and covers were laid for 290 Toasts
were responded to as follows: "Our An
nual Thanksgiving" W. r. Johnson;
"Odd Fellows Oscar Hallam; Our
Home" A L. Bolton. The Misses Hajicek
played piano duet; Miss Amelia Mas
rectted; Prof. Anderson played a violin
solo, with piano accompaniment by Prof.
Lundholm; Frank Lilygreen recited and
trio sang two selections. A reception
preceded the banquet.
Constellation chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, gave its annual Thanksgiv-
ing ball last evening at Masonic hall.
The Twin City Mandolin club played for
the dancing. The hall was prettily deco
rated with the flags Of all nations. The
guests were received by Mrs. E. A. Para
dis, Mrs. Charles A. Terrier, Mrs Richard
Peel, P. c. Williams, Oscar SandelI. DR..