The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-14
evening concerts by the Twin. City Man-
dolin orchestra are scheduled for Sunday.

dolin orchestra are scheduled FOR Sunday.
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The marriage of Miss Hannah Carlson
and Mr. David Sanders, sergeant Of Com
pany f, Fourteenth regiment Minnesota
volunteers, was solemnized yesterday att
ernoon at $50 o'clock by the Rev. Thomas
Hambly, of the Clinton avenue NJ E.
church, at the parsonage. The bride was
attended by Miss Mary Johnson, of Win
ona, and Mr.. Henry McNitt was best
man.
After short wedding trip Mr.. ana
Mrs. Sanders viii be at home at S21 Wal
nut street.
An interesting session of Como Division
NO ~, Ladies Auxiliary to the Order Of
hallway Conductors, was held yesterday
AFTERNOON at BoWlby hall, Sixth and Rob-
ert streets. communication was read
from the Railway Mems home, in Chi
cago, asking for assistance. 1t was de-
clded to give a fruit social Wednesday
afternoon, Oct. 4, at Bowlby hall, for the
benefit of the home. Each member will
bring a can of homemade canned fruit.
Friends of the order will be invited to
contribute. in the same manner, and the
fruit will be sent to the home by express
Arrangements will be made to entertain
the friends who attend by playing pro-
gressive euchre. An interesting feature
of the meeting yesterday was the read
ing of the semi-anual report of the treas
urer, Mrs. j. w Gilboy The receipts for
the past six months were $413.92, the dis
bursements $271.61, leaving a net balance
in the bank of $132.31 A net profit of
S55 was cleared from the serving of re-
freshments the day of the conductors
excursion. The auxiliary will give Sc
ries of informal card parties during the
coming fall and winter. The president,
Mrs. ]. c. Mccall, read the semi-annual
report of the grand president, Mrs. j. f.
Moore. The new rituals which were
adopted at the meeting of the grand
division in Detroit will be used at the
next meeting of the division.
The Sacred Thirst Temperance society
held meeting last evening at Cretin hall
and heard an address by Father Thomas
Printon, pastor of st. Peter Clayer' S
church, upon the subject of temperance
Miss Mile Pottgieser contributed cou-
pie of vocal numbers, and Miss Mary
Ryan executed a piano solo. Miss Mary
Cramsie presided over the meeting. "A
feature was the reading OF temperance
squibs by each member of the society, OF
their own selection
Mr.. and Mrs j. j. Parker, of Summit
avenue, gave a dinner Monday at the
Town and Country club in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Miller, of Spokane
Wash Covers We're laid for six.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
E. F. Elliot, of Brier Hill, Lake Mime
tonka, for a luncheon and whist party TO
be given Friday, Sept. p.
Mrs Charles E. Parrot will give a
WV of at her home
on Case street for the benefit OF the
Thirteenth regiment fund
The Women's Work society and the
Brotherhood of Andrew and Phillip, Of
the Central Presbyterian church, VIII
give a reception this evening in the
church parlors for DR.. and Mrs. A. b.
Meldrunl
Mr. F.. w. M. Cutcheon, Of New York
city, is visiting in the city.
Mrs Robert Ewing and son, of Alex
andria, are visiting Mrs, Ewing's sister,
Mrs c.. E. Pratt, of Payne avenue.
Miss Emma Dieter, of 100 East Fourth
street, has returned from Denver, Co.,
where she has spent the summer with
relatives. ,ag
Mrs. E. 6. Rogers and Miss Julia Rog-
ers, of Summit avenue, have returned
from Macinac.
MISS Baker, OF lOu dNSliue5 mas
gone to the Pacific coast.
Miss Lillian Momberger, of st. Paul.
and Miss Blanche Pierre, Of Minneapolis,
will go East Sunday. 2se~~
Mrs. F. w Oliver, who has been the
guests of Mrs. M. l.. Countryman, Of
Ashland avenue has returned to Hast
ings.
DR.. and Mrs Park Richie, Of Ashland
avenue, are expected home next week
from San Francisco. . 5et"4t@e
Miss Anna M. Dickson, Instructor dur
ing the past year at Manchester college,
leaves this evening for Birmingham, Pa,
where she will teach Greek in the Noun
tain seminary.
DR.. and Mrs. Forest H. Orton, Of Holly
avenue, are entertaining the Misses Gut
herr, Of New York.
Miss De Wolf, of Tecumseh, Mich, Is
the guest of Mrs. A T. Guernsey, Of
Selby avenue.
Mrs. c. H. Cummings ard Miss Cum
mings, of Seattle, are the guests Of Mrs.
N. o. Ainey, Of Iglehart street
Gen. and Mrs. M. D. Flower, Mr. and
Mrs. John t. Conley and the Misses
Gutherz have returned from White Bear
lake
Carl Potter, of Newark, N J., who is
on his way West, is spending a week IN
the city, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Mic
oils, of West Fourth street. He will leave
here on Sunday evening for Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Sheldon of Mason
City. and Mrs. G. H. De Vault and Mrs.
Garnett. of Cedar Rapids, To-, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. De Vault.
Miss A. McConville, of Portland ave-
nue. will leave next week for Georgetown
D. C.
Mrs. j. c. Burke, of Owaltonna, is the
guests of Mrs. J. 7. Lilly, Of Grotto
street
Mrs. T. M. Brun, of Marshall avenue,
has gone to Fargo N. D.
TRIP FELL THROUGH.