The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-13

Miss Karen Florence Brandt attended
the bride and Mr. Carl Bierman acted
as best man. The bride was gowned
in white Swiss null trimmed with lace.
She carried a bridal bouquet of white
asters Miss Brandt wore a white Swiss
gown and carried white flowers. The
wedding marches were played by the
organist. Mr.. Thomas Yapp.
Only the relatives and close friends
of the bride and groom witnessed the
ceremony. After it's conclusion the
bridal party and guests repaired to the
residence of Col. and Mrs. Brandt, on
Partridge street, where wedding break
fast was served The American, Swed-
ish and Norwegian colors were effectively
combined in the dining room decora-
tons. A bunch of American beauty
roses formed the centerpiece. The out
of-town guests. were: Mrs T. K Sim
mons. Of Red Wing. mother Of the
groom, and Miss Elvira Simmons, of the
same place, sister Of the groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons will be at home
in Red Wing after Oct. 15.
24. 1. o. F. gave lawn social last
evening ON the grounds. corner OF
Litchfield and Park avenue. Colored
lights and the colors of the order-pink.
green andd white-made the lawn very
attractive. ! The Citizens orchestra
played during the evening.
Miss Carrie T. Davis Of Cedar Rapids,
To-, general deputy supreme chief rang
err addressed those present briefly, her
subject being Fraternity" The fol-
lowing ladies. had charge Of the ice
cream tables: Mrs. C.. Dansereau, Mrs.
]. 8. Sturdevant, Mrs. M. Hynes, Mrs.
F. linn, Mrs G. Benz, Mrs. Fl. II. Pen
mock. Mrs. Humphrey, Mrs. M. Abhams,
Mrs. Tom Seaman
Mr.. and Mrs David l.. Curtice, Of S75
Laurel avenue, are entertaining their
cousin, Mabon Day Murphy, of Cortland,
N. Y.
Yesterday afternoon mite boxes were
opened by the Woman's Foreign Mission
airy Society of the First Methodist church
at a well-attended meeting held ut the
home of Mrs. J. T. Stewart. on Grand
avenue. A generous contribution was
realized. Mrs. J. McGuiggan read a pa
per on Giving" Mrs. George Vernon
read the story Of Mrs. Pickett's Mite
Box" Music was furnished by a quar-
tette consisting of Mrs j. T. Stewart,
Mrs. G. H. Vernon, Mrs. G. N. Wood
ward and Mrs. J. McGuiggan.
Wildwood will entertain tonight the
usually large contingent Of st. PauliteS
who enjoy the midweek free hop at that
resort. A number Of saltwater people,
since the opening Of the new line to that
city, have also been taking advantage Of
the dancing parties at this resort, and
quite large attendance from Saltwater
Is anticipated tonight. The Twin City
Mandolin Club orchestra will supply the
music and Tony Snyder Will direct the
dance and promises Il good time for all
who attend.
Mrs. Wiley, of Washington. D. c.. Is
the guest of Mrs Edwin Weisenberger,
of Isabel street.
Miss Baker, of harrington avenue, has
gone to the Pacific coast for a two
weeks vacation.
Miss Julia Gallup, Of Floral street, is
in Chicago.
Miss Pattie,. of Milwaukee, is the
guest of the Misses Pattie, of Marshall
avenue. rD-N
Miss Durham Of Fargo, is the guest
of Mrs. Laurence Washington, of Ash
land avenue
Mr. and Mrs Steinbauer, Of Winona.
who have been the guests of Mrs. James
A. Young Jr, Of Franklin street, have
returned home.
Miss Clara ,,sommers, of St. Adams
street, has, returned from Superior.
Mrs. A: b. Plough, Fairmount avenue,
is. in the. East, r5a-:s. r. .t:-4..
Miss StilWell, 3of Osceola avenue, will
return this week to Wellesley college,.
Mrs. G. E. Popp, of Portland avenue.
is entertaining Miss Fisher, Of Bay
Miss Turner, of Chicago, is the guest
of the Misses Strong, of Marshall ave-
nue. ~ .HT- X1r-
Judge and Mrs. Walter Sanborne and
family, Of Virginia avenue, will return
Saturday from the East. .~--. ,ss
Miss Florence Ety. of Dayton avenue.
is in Duluth.
Miss Grace stillwell, of osceola ave,
nue., will leave Saturday for Wellesley
college. a., ,..=
Mr. Albert Levering and Mr.. Normal
Marchand Jr, who have been the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marchand, Of ST.. AL
bans street, will return to New York
tomorrow. e4&
Miss. Elsie Nicols is entertaining at
her summer home, White Bear lake, Miss
Mcleod, Of Brooklyn. ''<-1
Mr.! and Mrs Emil Zimmercann Of
ST. Peter street. are visiting in the
East.
Mrs. James E. Moore and family, of
Holly avenue, have returned from
Lake Elmo.
A. r. Fenwick and family have gone
to New Brunswick for a three weeks
visit.
Miss Ellen R. Cook, of Fairmount
avenue, has returned from a three
months visit to the sea shore.
Fred S. Cook, Of Paramount avenue,
has returned from Michigan, where he
has been for five months with an en-
gineering party.
Dr. w. H. Vittum has returned from
a hunting trip in South Dakota