The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-24

Monday evening in honor OF Miss Fogle,
of Wheeling, w. Va.
Announcement is made of the marriage
OF Miss Eleanor Emma Leasing, of Min
neapol1s. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
Leasing, to Charles Richardson Montgom-
cry. Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery will be
at home after July /, at $50 st. Peter
street.
The members of the F. C. C. will give
dancing party this evening at Wood
land hall. The chaperones will be Mrs.
Z. r. Loweth, Mrs. H. E. Lamb and Mrs.
H. N. White
Mrs Andrew Cattanach entertained the
girls OF her Sunday school class yester-
day afternoon at her. home on Cedar
street. The afternoon was pleasantly
spent with music and games The host
ess served light refreshments.
Members Of the Jackson-Drew Mothers
club and their escorts rendered Mr. and
Mrs. z. M Bailey a surprise Thursday
evening at their home on Sherburne ave-
nue., 1t being the couples twentieth we'd
ding anniversary Mrs. J. G. McCrait and
Mrs. w. %. Bailey had charge Of the
party. They were assisted by Mrs B.
f. Raymond; of Minneapolis. Refresh
ments were served at 10 o'clock Miss
Hopes Juvenile orchestra rendered sew
eral selections during the evening About
sixty guests were entertained.
Miss Proctor and Mr.. John Proctor
gave an informal dancing party last
evening at Woodland hall in honor of
Miss Faith Marsh, of Moorhead The
guests enjoyed q dance programme of
two-steps and waltzes Among those
present were:f Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Proctor, of Saltwater; Mrs Evans, of
Minneapolis; Miss Shurick, Miss Brown,
Miss Ella Marsh, Miss Nellie Ryan, Miss
McQuillan, Miss McMichael, Miss Mil
dred Cooper, Miss Tallmadge, Miss Adele
Perkins, Miss Metcaff, Miss Lewis, Miss
Wheaton, Miss Berkey, Miss Dousman,
Miss Braden, sMessrs. Wallace, O'Mara,
Richards, Johnson, Charlie Wheaton,
Matt Murphy, Ianphere, Knauft, Braden,
Curtis, Harris; Lane, Dayton and Wood,
of Minneapolis.
The annual banquet Of the Boys Brig
ade of the Central Presbyterian Church
was held last evening in the church
parlors. Two long tables were arranged
in the form of cross and were elab-
orately decorated The. centerpiece was
mound of ground pine and asparagus
vine with red, white and pink peonies
lending bright bits of color to the mass
Bunches Of peonies in vases and bowls
were placed at frequent intervals down
the board, making a charming effect.
But what was more important, perhaps,
to the hungry boys who were entertained
were the good things to eat that We'd
for effect with the floral decorations on
the table. Supper was served at 8
o'clock and itswasi a little after 9 when
the boys marched up stairs to the leo
ture room, where they listened to an
extensive musical programme. Roy
Wright, captain of the first company of
the. Boys Brigade, had charge. of the
programme. Miss c. Gran played two
piano numbers. Henry Grant and Bert
Bailey gave violin numbers; armstrong
McCrea and Harold Lee sang; Charles
Harris and Abner Gran 2recfted and
banjo, cornet and harmonica numbers
were given by Christ Allgren, Miss Lin
ton and Messrs. Bratton- and, Lathrop.
The banquet was in charge of the la
dies of the church. Mrs George Dick
son was chairman of the committee. She
was assisted by Mrs. G.. M. Bailey, Mrs
]. Strane, Mrs. Raymond and Mrs Noel
Ter. Mr.. j. M. Smith had charge of the
boys.
Mrs Schiller, Of ST. Peter street, enter
tanned the North Star Euchre club Thurs
day afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Hanft, Mrs. Pampran, Mrs. Hale and
Mrs. Warren.
Miss Laura Dohm entertained num-
Der of her friends Tuesday evening at
her home. on McBoal street.
Miss Emily Tuckett and niece, of St.
Louis, are visiting Charles T. Tuckett.
of Charles street.
Mrs s.. A Ralph, of Winona, is the
guest of the Misses Hodges, of Marshall
avenue
DR.. s. M. Ktrkwood, of Hamline, is en-
| tertaining his uncle, DR.. Samuel Kirk
| wood, of +Woorster university, Ohio.
Miss Backus, of New York, is the guest
of Mrs. ]. B. Mills, Of Arundel street.
Florence Mccartney Egan, son of Mr..
| and Mrs. P. +. Egan, is home from ST.
| Benedict's college, Atchison. Kan,
| spending his vacation.
Miss Alice Poirier, of Louis street, left
| Wednesday for two weeks. visit in Du-
! luth.
| Mrs. Mary Peppin and Miss Peppin, of
| to spend the summer at the coast
| Mrs. John Joy and Miss Gertrude JOY,
of Iglehart street, have gone to Kala-
| mazoo. Mich.
Mrs. A. H. Stem, of Ashland avenue
| has returned from Indianapolis.
| Miss Kenny, of Leavenworth Kan,
| will be the guest next week of Mrs. B.
| H Evans. of Ashland avenue.
| Mrs ]. III. Heberling, of Pleasant ave
nue., left last evening for Milwaukee to
| attend the carnival