The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-19
SOCIETY Up TO DATE.
ONE DAYS EVENTS FROM THE
BRIGHT SIDE OF LIFE
CHRONICLED
PRETTY WEDDING AT HOME

Miss Sarah 8. McClelland and
Charles De Witt Mowen, of Ar
kansas, Married by Dudley w.
Rhodes-Mrs. Francis b. Clarke
Entertains Informally-Mrs. j.
b. West Gives a Luncheon.
The marriage of Miss Sarah Silliman
Mcclellan, daughter of Mrs. Annts Nc
Clellan. and Charles De Witt Mowen. of
Little Rock, Ark, was solemnfzed last
evening at $40 o'clock at the home OF
the bride, on Nelson avenue.
The house was beautifully decorated
with palms and cut flowers. The bow
window, in the drawing room, where the
ceremony was performed, was lined with
palms and canopied with smilax and cut
flowers.
The ceremony was performed by DIR.
Dudley w. Rhodes, of the Church of St.
John the Evangelist. Miss Cornelia Cald-
well, of Little Rock, Ark, was maid of
no. r., and Mr. William Mitchell. Of the
same place, acted as best man. The
bride wore gown of white Paris muslin
over white satin She wore veil and
carried Narcissus. The maid of honor
was gowned in white organdie over green
taffeta. She carried bunch of jonquils.
Music was furnished during the ceremony
and later in the evening by Miss Hopes
Juvenile orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mowen left last evening
for an Eastern trip. They will be at
home after May Is at Little Rock, Ark
Mrs. Francis B. Clarke entertained In
formally at luncheon yesterday at her
home on Summit avenue. The guests
were Frau Johanna Sadski, Mrs. Russell
r. Dorr and Mrs c. e. Furness.
Mrs. ]. B. West gave luncheon yester-
day afternoon at her home on Crocus hill
for Mrs j. L. White, of Concord. N. H.,
Covers were laid for eight.
Mrs. Francis B. Clarke will give re-
ception from to Saturday afternoon at
her home on Summit avenue, in honor of
Frau Johanna Gadski The guests will
be the members of the Schubert club.
Mrs. ]. E. Stryker, of Igelhart street,
will give luncheon Friday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. H. G. Rrout, of Mutley,
N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Dyer have issued
invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Louise, to Franklin Hammond
Griggs, at her home, 513 Grand avenue,
Wednesday evening. April &C.
Mrs. N H. Monty gave a small tea
from to yesterday afternoon at her
home on Ashland avenue, in honor of her
sister, Mrs. f. l. Monks, Of WatertoWn,
N. D.
Mrs. E. w. Bazille Of Carroll street,
entertained a number of friends at cards
yesterday afternoon in honor of her
guest, Mrs. Frank Gravelle, of Crookston.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. J. &c
Lambert and Miss Grayelle. Among the
guests were: Mrs. J. b. Bobitaiile, Mrs
IL. +. & Lefeboress Mrs E. Waters, Ndfs
Robert Seng, Mrs. John Hardy Mrs. Z.
Rruenner, Mrs. j. l.. ST. Pierre, Mrs
| Clique, Mrs. Mcdonald. Mrs John May.
Mrs. 4. Dufrene, Mrs o., Martel, Mrs f.
"A Murray, Mrs. vi, Murray. Mrs.
William Dampier. Mrs. w. s.. Flint. Mrs
j. F. George, Mrs. j. H. Smith, Mrs Il.
b. Randall Mrs. j. Rhodes, Mrs W. a.
Miller Mrs Ffss Weber, s Mrs. -sT'. "a
'Gravel1e, Mrs. Frank Gravene, Mrs. Il
Gravelle.- Mrs. E. Davis, Mrs. G. C. Lam
bert, Miss Nellie. King and Miss Virginia
King.
The musical and literary entertainment
at Westminster Presbyterian church, on
Greenwood and Winffred streets last
evening was very largely attended, and
the audience proved to be an appreciative
| one, that encored every number on the
| programme. Miss Edith Weimer gave an
admirable rendition on the piano of the
ySlS0 In r. fiat from Dnran6 fho
West Side Choral society, under the di-
rectfon OF Robert Leake, sang '.Merrily
Row." John Koch gave 'Burier Moscow
as a solo, and j.. H. Wood recited ''The
Defense of the Bridge" Master Morry
Jeffry, In clear boyish soprano, sang
'Brav Dreams, and the choral society
came In with a rollicking hunting song,
Duncan" Miss Elizabeth Wood gave a
soprano solo, that was enthusiastically
received, and the Harmony Male quar-
tette, of South ST. Paul, sang might
Breezes," and received an encore. Mrs
H. Travis gave 1.-The Death of the Fay.
and Mrs. o. M. Graves sang w. c. Ran.
dolph gave an admirable rendition of LA
Somnambula' on the violin, and Miss
Fanny Hare brought down the house by
singing My Sunday Dolly" John Jaeger
sang Good Company" and the pro-
gramme closed with the singing of ''The
Caravan" from Pinsuti, by the choral So
ciety.
The Young Ladies' Literary League of
the First Baptist Church held It's regular
monthly meeting Monday evening at the
residence of Miss Nellie Hope, on Far
rington avenue.
The subject of the evening was Bur
nah, Its Past and Future and the DIFF
ferent phases of life there and the prog
ress of missionary work were most in
terestingly discussed in several well
written papers. Miss Wakefield had
charge of the programme Miss Randall,
Miss Francis, Miss Hatton, Miss Gertrude
Phillips and Miss Nellie Francis read
papers. There was also question box,
under the management of Mrs. H F. Still
we'll
After the programme refreshments
were served, and the Girls Choral choir,
under the directinn of Miss Neliio IIaro