The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-25

VI OhACABO-NaFFIaSe OF MISS
Charlotte H. Morgan to MIR. Theo-
dOre A. Peterson.
Mrs w. R. Ladd gave a progressive
croquet party yesterday afternoon in
honor of her guest, Miss Metcalf, of Du-
luth. The game started on the lawn
surrounding the residence of Mrs. Ladd
on Laurel avenue, and was continued
over lawns in the neighborhood and
then back again, the game ending on
Mrs. Ladd's lawn.
Refreshments were served from
gypsy tent that had been erected on the
lawn. The players were: Mrs. Eber.
hardt, Mrs. w. R. Ladd, Mrs. R. P.
Ober, Mrs. Charles Joy, Mrs. Ryan, Mrs
Holman, Mrs C. A. Travis Mrs. Horace
E. Lamb Mrs. George w. Burden, Miss
Joy, Miss Ryan, the Misses O'Neil, the
Misses Burden, the Misses Metcalf Miss
Lamb, Mrs. w. R. Garrow, of Buffalo,
and Miss MetcaIf, of Duluth.
Miss Helen Gall entertained informally
at her home on Dayton's Bluff yester.
day afternoon in celebration of her
birthday.
Mrs Edward Milligan entertained at
dinner last evening at her home OH
Laurel avenue in honor of Miss Ford,
of Chicago. Mrs. Milligan gave a picnic
to Como Wednesday in honor of Miss
Ford.
Miss Charlotte H. Morgan, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Ginkin Morgan, and Theo-
! dore A. Peterson were married by the
Rev. A. ]. D. Haupt, pastor of the Eng
! lish Memorial church, last evening at the
! home of the bride on Duke street. Miss
Martha Spur was maid Of honor, and
| Charles Richter was b. st man. During
the ceremony Miss Rohlfs played the
bridal chorus from 'Lohengrin.' The
! bride was gowned in white null and
! the maid of honor in white organdie over
blue taffeta.
The out-of-town guests were: Mrs
T. E. Pierce, Milwaukee, and Miss ]. h
| Campbell, Of Altoona, Wis Mr.. and Mrs
Pederon will be at home after Sept.
| at the corner of Ramsey and Douglass
| streets
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brother
/ hood of Locomotive Firemen gave a lawn
fete and social last evening at the resi-
dCnce of Mrs. A. F. Davidson, on East
Sixth street. Colored lights were strung
across the lawn, and the colors OF the
auxiliary, red, green and white, were
! used literally bOlh in the outdoor decora-
! items and in the house. Small tables were
set on the lawn and the ladies served ice
! cream, coffee and cake. The lemonade
| booth was in charge of Miss King. Hill
yards orchestra, stationed in the house,
played for the dancing. Cards were also
| played at ten tables. Late in the evening
| there was prize waltz and a prize cake
| walk.
The committee on arrangements COM
prised Mrs. c. L. Flood, Mrs c. Merrill
and Mrs Bowers. The following ladies
served at the tables: Mrs: Bonner, Mrs.
Boink, Mrs. Sandburg, 1.Irs. Neddo, the
Misses Dugin, Miss Jones, Miss Murry,
! Miss DISCARD, the Misses Hartle and the
Misses Dolan.
Miss Edwards entertained the members
of the S. I. c. club last evening at her
home on Laurel avenue in honor of Miss
Mabel Ford of Des Moines, 10. The
house was prettily decorated with sweet
peas, gladiolf, nasturtiums, ferns and
palms Progressive euchre was played
Division No. g. Daughters of Erin, will
celebrate the fourth anniversary of the
founding Of the division tonight with a
ball and banquet to be given at Lifts
hail. Members and friends of the division
are invited to attend.
Dr. and Mrs E. c. Eshelby, of Kent
street, gave a tally-ho party last even
Ing for Mrs. P. ]. Knox, of Thief River
Falls.
The Nathan Hale Chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution, will meet
Friday, Sept. %. The st. Paul chapter
will meet the same day at the Dayton
Avenue Presbyterian church.
Miss Elsie Constans will give a
luncheon next Tuesday at her home on
Summit avenue for the younger society
girls who will leave next month for col
lege.
The board of directors of the Protestant
Orphan asylum will meet this morning
at the asylum on Marshall avenue.
A lawn social will be given this evening
under the AUSPICES of the Christian En-
deavor Society of the University Avenue
Congregational Church at the residence
of the pastor, SS5 Fuller street.
Miss Myrtle Benson, of Laurel avenue,
| will leave the first of next month for
the East where she will attend school.
Rev A. N AlcOtt. pastor of the Uni
versalist church, has returned from a
visit to Elgin and Chicago, and will be in
his pulpit on Sunday next at p. m. as
usual.
Miss Nellie B. Hope, of Harrington ave-
nue., is in Chicago.
The Misses Jessie and Ida Campbell,
of Joliet, ILL.,, are visiting Mrs. George
THOMPSON. of Laurel avenue.
The friends of Rev. George E. Soper
and his estimable wife will be glad to
learn of his return from the, East. He
will be at his accustomed place in old
the morning will be "a Withered Hand
Made Whole" Mr.. Soper will preach at
the Forrest street mission in the even
ing from the text, How May l Begin
the Christian Life?"
DR.. E. j. Abbott, of Dayton avenue, re-
turned last evening from the Brule.
Miss Louise Whitney. of Dayton ave-
nue., will leave Sept. l for Auburn sem
mary near Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Black and daugh-
ter of Ashland avenue, have returned
from trip through Yellowstone National
park.
Miss O'Neil of Portland avenue, has
gone to Boston.
Mrs. M E. CIapp, of Holly avenue. is
entertaining Miss Clapp, of Roberts. Wis.
Miss Mary G. Smith, Of Marshall ave-
nue., Will leave next month for Dobb's
Ferry, N. Y, where she will attend Miss
Manters school.
Miss Mary G. Teeple, of College avenue.
is visiting in Chicago
Miss Hallberg and Mr. HaIIberg. of
Marshall avenue, have returned from
Chicago and Macktnac island.
Mrs. Francis E. Bailey, of Harrington
avenue, will leave shortly for Nebraska
to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A L. Graves left this
week for their future home in Missouri.
The Misses Perfect, of Ashland avenue,
are entertaining Miss Reid, of New York
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