The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-23
ALL In SOCIAL vein
MARRIAGE OF MISS Ida S. ROOT
TO MIR. OLIVER w. TONG sun
DAY AFTERNOON
TALLY-HOs AND LUNCHE0NS

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Miss Mabel Ford Guest of Honor
at an Entertainment Given by
Miss Marion withdrawn Social
to Be Held by the Ladies' AuxiI-
motive Firemen.
The marriage of Miss Ida S. Root,
daughter of Capt. and Mrs. S. V. Root,
and Oliver w. Tong was solemn1zed Sun
day afternoon at the residence of Rev J.
]. LawIer, of the cathedral parish. Mrs
Jessie B. Kelly and M ]. Hull were the
attendants Mr. and Mrs. Tong are re-
siding at IA Iglehart street.
Miss Marion White entertained infor-
mally last evening at her home on Good
rich avenue, in honor of Miss Mabel Ford
and Mr. Fred Ford, of Des Moines, 10.
Mrs. T. Culligan will entertain a num-
Der of little folks this afternoon at her
home on Selby avenue, in honor of her
son, Towards, tenth birthday.
Mrs T. C. Caulfeld, of Laurel avenue,
gave a tally-ho party Monday afternoon
to Lake Como for her daughter, Miss
Caulfield.
The Universalist Ladies Aid society met
yesterday with Mrs. Horace E. Lamb, Of
Laurel avenue. The ladies seWed OH
fancy work articles for their fall bazaar.
The society will meet Tuesday afternoon,
Sept. 5. with Mrs. Rakestraw, of Laurel
avenue.
An ice cream social for the benefit of the
| new memorial English Lutheran church
will be given this evening al the residence
of Mr.. o. Johnson, 20 Sycamore street. On
the arrangement committee are Mrs. o.
! Johnson, Mrs. E. Johnson, Mrs. c. Oh
/ son and Miss Book.
! special meeting of Como Division No
| 9S, Ladies' Auxiliary to the Order of
! Railway Conductors was held yesterday
| afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Nor
| gan Kingsley on Marshall avenue The
members of the auxiliary are to serve the
! refreshments for the conductors eXcur-
sion next Saturday and expect to clear
neat sum, with which to entertain the
| visiting delegates a the coming biennial
! convention to be held in st. Paul. A
! varied menu of home cooked articles will
be served. All arrangements for the af-
/ fir were perfected at the meeting yes
terday. The president of the auxiliary
Mrs. ]. c. Mccall, has appointed the
! chairmen of committees, who will each
! serve with a competent corps of assist
ants for two hours during the day They
! are Mesdames j. w. Gilboy, M N. Goss,
Morgan Kingsley, Hugh MaIloy, c. Spar
row, F. A Rease, P. II. Kelly and ]. E.
Roper
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen will give a
lawn social tomorrow evening at the
home of Mrs Davidson, rs East Sixth
street. On the committee are Mrs G. L.
Flood, Mrs. F. c. Merrill and Mrs
Bauers. There will be a dance, followed
by a cakewaIk. Hilyard's orchestra will
play.
A lawn fete fill be given Tuesday even
ing on the church lawn by St Agnes
Guild OF st. Peters Episcopal Church.
Miss Daisy Seymour, of the Aberdeen.
! will leave the first of next month for
! Recollet, Back River, P. O.. where she
VIII attend the academy of the Sacred
Heart.
Mr.; and Mrs. George w Bixby and
| family, OF Bixby, Mimi, will be the CUES IS
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Warren tpham, of the
Genesee, during sta,e fair week.
Mr.. and MIS-. Ambrose Ciulterman, of
Mackubln street, have gone to the Vel
lowstOne.
Dr. Weirick and VIII Doran will leave
next week Oh a hunung trip.
Miss KeIliher and Miss Shirley KelIiher,
OF Grand avenue have returned from
! White Bear lake.
I Rev. and Mrs. George E. Soper, of lyle
hart street, will return from the East
! this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Sanborn, of the
Genesee, who have spent the past six
weeks in the East will return Thursday.
! Mr.. Warren p. Upham, of the Genesee,
! is at Taylor's Falls
Miss Frances Ref. of Park place, has
| returned from Duluth.
Miss Myra Jay, of Laurel avenue. is in
! Faribault
| Mrs. William Wallace of West Third
| street, and Or. Bessie Haynes, of Min
neapolis,, will leave tomorrow for a trip
! to Duluth.
Mrs. Polk, who has been the guest of
Mrs. Charles Hadden, of South Victoria
| street, has returned to Savannah, accom-
| panied by Mrs. Hadden.
Mrs. Albert P. Moss, of the Dacotah
! has returned from Eden Prairie
Miss Charline ChildS, of the Lansmore
Is entertaining Miss Antoinette Nicholas
VINO recently returned from Lake 10
| IOIIlS MI ana MIS-. Nicholas Will re-
| turn to town next week.
Mrs. Oliver Crosby, of Goodrich avenue
| has returned from Dexter, Me.
Mrs. J. E. Hagler, of Rondo street, is
entertaining Mrs. G. P. Mellinger, of Lake
| Bay, Washington.
Mrs. Cora A. Johnson, Of West Fifth
street, is entertaining Mrs Joseph Porter
| of Granite Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hallam, of Fair.
| kis.
Mrs BENJAMIN shipman, of Goodrich
| avenue, Is expected home from the Eas1
| the middle of next month.
Mrs. Dalrymple and the Misses DaIrym.
pie, of Summit avenue, have returned
| from the East.
Rev. and Mrs. c. L. DUN, Of Goodrich
avenue, have returned from Bayfield,
Mrs. H. NJ. Dickey, of Iglehart street
has gone to Howard lake.
MI Mr.: and Mrs. c. R. Bishop, of Sioux
rails, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. |,
| ii. Bishop, of Dayton avenue.
The Misses Louise and Rose Weber. of
! aurora avenue, are visiting at Hampton.
REILLY WAS RELEASED.