The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-09
THE SOCIAL
WORLD.

The wedding of Miss Nellie Louise Coburn
| daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Coburn
and Lawrence Church Jefferson, was quiet
ly solemnized yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
at the home OF the brides parents on Arundel
| street. Only the relatives and intimate friends
| of the contracting parties were present. Rev
! Carl w. Scovel, of the House of Hope church,
| performed the ceremony. The bride wore a
gown OF white taffeta, with tulle veil and
carried Bride roses. She was attended by her
cousin, Miss Dwight. Of Albert Lea who was
| gowned in white organdie over white silk
A profusion of cut flowers, palms and vines
decorated the parlor where the ceremony
TOOK place. The wedding march was played
! by Prof. c. G.. Titcomb. Immediately after
| the ceremony supper was served
| MIR. and Mrs. Jefferson will reside at Grace
vliie. Mimi, and will be at home after April
Miss Lillian Marie DAM, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob DAM, and Michael Edward
Dehel, were married yesterday afternoon at
the home of the brides parents, II Titon
street Over one hundred and fifty guests
were present at the ceremony. The parIor
where the marriage rites were solemnized
was decorated in pink The mantel was
| OF the flowers adorned the fireplace The
| ceremony was performed in the bay window
under canopy of pink roses and wild smi-
| lax. A floral bow and arrow hung directly
| over bride and groom. The bridal party en-
tered to the wedding music from ''Lohen-
grin" played by Miss Kyle. First came the
ooiiOi ., l<dilipSIl Oeuel ana George j. DAM.
followed by the best man. Jacob Stoke, of St.
Louis. The groom came next, and then the
| hover girl, Miss Florence Zimmerman car
| rying large basket of roses. Miss Zim-
norman wore very dainty lace-trimmed
muslin gown.
Miss Grace DAM, cousin of the bride, was
maid Of honor, and preceded the brides
maids She wore gown Of white Swiss, over
white taffeta. Miss Grace Rhodes, Miss Lii
han Kranke, Miss Hedwig Lemke and Miss
Emma Ham were the bridesmaids
nd ice
blue taffeta y
Miss Hamm and Miss Kranke wore mink
over pink taffeta.
The bride entered last. with her father
ohe was gowned in heavy white satin. The
skirt was made en- traine, with trimmings of
with ruchings of chiffon and point lace. A
diamond pin, the groom's gift, fastened the
Rev. C. D. Andrews, of Christ's Episcopal
church, performed the ceremony After the
ceremony supper was served, and a recep-
ton was held. Mrs. Henry Defiel and Mrs.
norman was gowned in pink silk, with Jet
trimmings. Mrs. Henry Defiel wore black
net, over lavender silk Mrs. Jacob DAM,
mother of the bride, wore handsome recep-
ton gown of gray silk, with trimmings of
duchesse lace.
One unique device in the decoration scheme
was the monogram of bride and groom in pink
and white roses placed over the mantle.
The second paror was in yellow the library
where frapne was served. in green, and the
dining room in red. After the reception there
played.
Mr.; and n Mrs. Dehel left last night for
1 at 26S Pleasant avenue.
Mrs. T. W. Wilder, of Chicago, was
guest at the wedding.
Miss Elizabeth Sophia Durham. daughter
OF Mrs: Elizabeth Durham. of this city. and
Lieut. Easton Rutedge Gibson. of St. Louis,
residence of the brides grandmother, Mrs,
simpson, Monroe place, DR.: John Wright, o.
ceremony: The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Jennie Durham and RAYMOND
Durham, the brides brother, attended the
were the bridesmaids and Mr. Simpson act
ed usher.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Gibson and their
son and daughter. of st. Louis came I'D
Tor the Wedding The groom is son of Sir
Charles Gibson
Lieut.: and Mrs. Gibson left Tuesday even,
ing to join the regiment at Madison Barracks
New York
book party was given yesterday afternoon
Milan, of the Hiawatha. The gown of each of
the guests suggested the title of some well
known book and it was the task of the rest
of the guests to find out what that par
dcuiar book was. Prizes were given to those
VINO were most successful in their guessee
MRS tb W. H. Pierce and Miss Hopkins assist
eo the hostesses. The guests were: Mrs w
Glgglns. Mrs j. Leslie, Mrs. Long, Mrs J. f
C CSs !, Mrs j. Penthouse. Mrs. G. Benedict.
s Mr5 F. 4an 1Is Mrs Frank Wilson, Mrs. W
ley, Mrs. r. Taylor. Mrs Johnson, Mrs. J.
~ Keliiy; Mr.. Daweey, Mrs. H. Gillard. Mrs
": n ha fierce Mrs r, sietz, Mrs Hughson
ster: Mrs. Hammerly, Mrs L. Wolever. Mrs
=; %. Lord. Mrs. William Lackey Mrs. W.
N Mrs; W. Stewart, Miss Hammerly. Mrs. <,
q Moreley, of Chicago, and Mrs. J. Sander
of Washington.
charity, euchre was given at the Colon
made yesterday afternoon. Euchre was PLAYED
at nine tables in the large dining room down
were: Mrs. Charles Wells Mrs. Kate Bur
CESS Mrs. J. NJ. MacNider and Mrs Fisher
p 3. den Ie Mrs Delam served frappe.
Mlilen, Mrs. Bacon. Mrs. Wood and Mrs.
Harry Kimball, of Minneapolis.
Como Division No oS Ladies' Auxiliary to
hallway Conductors met yesterday afternoon
at bowlby hall. The following newly elected
omcers were installed
freS1dent, Mrs. j. ]. McManus; vice presi-
Gent, j. p. Buckley: secretary and treasurer.
MRS A. +. Daggett; senior sister, Mrs. P.
j; McConn; junior sister Mrs. A. P. Schu-
executive committee, Mrs w II. MONTY.
Inc installing officer was Mrs ]. E. Mccall.
NJ. GiIboy '''u WIS D.
AT the meeting yesterday it was decided to
give card party week from next Wednes
DAY at Bew.by hall. The annual ball will he
sIsHn at Eks' hall the middle of April Mrs
Mrs. NJ n Goss and Mrs. J. C. Mccall have
charge OF the arrangements.
The members of St. Paul Lodge M q ~
the Switchmen's Union of America. will give
bali at the Ryan Monday evening, April 8.
Inis is the first time the lodge has held an
ahalr OF the kind. and preparations are heinz
mace to insure pleasant time for eyerye
Dody The following committees will have
Committee on Arrangements A. Carr
reception Committee : Laurence Byrne
Norris Full. J. S. Murphy, e. F. Callahan
Charles Holmes, John Rogan.
FLOOR Gon'mittee-M. ]. King. Henry OsIe
Samuel Higgins P. ]. Grifln, Timofhy
o,Gara, e. Bouver.
Floor Comntttee-wifliam Birch John
Hargraves and E. E. Bardwell
Mrs. A. l.. Brown. of Fuller street, will en-
'er'ain informally Friday.
Miss Eleanor Ware will entertain at dinner
ms evening IN honor of Miss Goodwin. of
New Jersey.
Mrs; Oliver Crosby entertained at an in
FORMAL afternoon tea yesterday at her home
on Goodrich avenue.
Edward Bowling, Of Eau Claire Wis has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Racket
OF the METROPOLITAN hotel for the last few
days. He will leave for home tonight.
Mrs. Harry Holloway. who has been visit |
ing Mrs. Mclean. of Mackubin street has
returned to Philadelphia
Mrs B. J. Joslin. of Selby avenue. is enter |
teining Miss orpha Hamlin. of Blue Earth |
City.
Mrs. Dencey. Of the Newport. is entertain
ing Mrs. A. y. Moreley Of Chicago