The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-19

pretty home wedding united in mar
riage last evening Miss Mabel Louis
Gates, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
J. Gates, and Mr.. William Morris Jones,
| of San Francisco. Rev. DR.. Dudley w.
Rhodes performed the ceremony. The
ceremony was performed in the main
parlor before the large window, which
| was draped with trailing asparagus vine,
starred with pink flowers. Pink carna-
| tons and Boston ferns banked the mantel
| and were used with pretty effect in vari-
| Gus odd-shaped bowls Little Gates Tim
erman, a nephew of the bride, preceded
| the bridal party as it moved down the
stairway He carried the white satin
| ribbons which formed the bridal aisle.
| Miss Mabel Lanpher came next, and then
| followed the bride with her father. AS
| the procession entered the parlor, where
the groom and his best man, Mr. w. F.
| Swan, of Philadelphia, were waiting, the
| strains of the Lohengrin music, played
| by the Twin City Mandolin club, died
| away and were succeeded by De Kovens s
| beautiful 20 Promise Me-" AT the con-
| clusion of the ceremony, and while the
| newly welded pair were receiving con-
| CALCULATIONS, Mendelssohn's march was
| played.
The bride was gowned in white corded
| silk, made en- traine and trimmed with
| garniture Of point lace. She wore q long
| white veil and carried a shower bouquet
Of white sweet peas.
Miss Lanpher's gown was pale pink
taffeta, with overdress of point desprit.
She carried pink sweet peas. Gates Tim
erman, the page, wore a white linen
suit.
About eighty guests witnessed the cere-
mony and stayed for the informal recep-
! ton which followed. Pink was the pre-
| vailing color of the floral decorations in
| all the rooms. Sweet peas and ferns were
| used in the rear parlOr and Nine. Tes-
tout roses in the dining room. The out
| of-tewn guests were:
From Chicago, Mrs. William M Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Tobey Mr.. and Mrs.
Stack and MI Charles Jones; from Min
neapolfs, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. B. Lovejoy and
Miss Lovejoy, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. James,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Swan and Mr.. and Mrs.
M. D. Morse; from Decatur, ILL.,, Mr.. Rob
ert FAIRIES.
The young ladies Of the Cathedral
parish gave lawn social last evening on
the grounds at the corner of Dayton
and Summit avenues. Under swinging col
ored lanterns and red. white and blue
flags the young women dispensed Ice
cream, cake and lemonade. The young
ladies in charge were Miss Kelly, Miss
Pottgieser, Miss McGinn, Miss Nolan,
Miss Reardon, Miss Owens and Miss
Hussey. Miss Lizzie Smith had charge
of the lemonade
The ladies of Assumption German Cath
Ollie church gave a lawn fete last even
ing on the lawn surrounding the church
for the benefit of the orphans home. The
lawn was lighted with arc lights and a
brass band discoursed- sweet music. Be
sides ice cream, cake and lemonade sup
per was served. The ice cream tables
were presided over by Miss Simmer, Miss
Rotter, Miss Hammer. Miss Klein and
Miss Winter. The supper was in charge
of Mesdames Schlitzer, Soens, Rauen,
I4oskiel, Meyers and Schwitzius. A
fortune wheel and target practice added
to the attractions Of the fete.
Mrs. j. ]. McManus, Of Hoffman ave-
nue., entertained Monday evening in
honor of her thirteenth wedding ami
versary. The rooms were tastefully deco
| rated for the occasion and the lawn was
effectively ngnted with colored lanterns
and headlights. The guests were enter
tanned with vocal solos and dancing.
! Among those present were: Miss Angie
Misses Anna and Tress Elliott, Miss Rod
entail, Miss Anna McDonough, Miss
Edna McManus, the Misses Julia and
Abby Farrell, Percy Churchill, Lewis
Adams, George Stout, Matt Fitzgerald,
Mr.. Keefe, Mr.. Williams, Willis Brat
stern and others.
The large lawn and commodious club
house belonging to the Capitol City Cycle
club were ablaZe with colored lights last
evening and thronged with people. The
fete proved the prettiest outdoor festival
that has been given in st. Paul this sea-
son and a number of people who were not
| invited guests crowded the street pave
ment to enjoy the fairy-like scene. A
network of wires had been strung from
tree to tree about the lawn and from
these myriad of bright colored Japanese
lanterns swayed in the breeze.
The West Side Brass band was station
ed on one one of the upper balconies of
the house and gave an open air concert
of popular airs from till TO- Afterwards
the band played for an informal hop The
house was decorated with outdoor flowers
and the national cOlors and light refresh
ments were served there during the even
| ing.
The committee in charge of the fete
consisted of M. c. Cook, A. L. Wolterstorf.
William Anthem, Frank Rebeck, F. Fl,
Davis and E. A. Ritz. About 500 cyclers
and their friends were entertained during
the evening. The club house Will be OPEN
ed all day Saturday for the benefit of
the visiting cyclers.
Wesley ]. Jameson and Mrs. Mary r
Wolcott were quietly married Monday
evening at the residence of the groom on
Goodrich avenue. Rev. W. N Jameson.
or Owatonna, performed the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Jameson have gone Fast
| via the lakes.
An excursion will be given up the river
next Monday under the joint direction of
the managers of the Day Nursery and
the public play ground COMMITTEES of the
, Woman's Civic league. The two oreani-
cations, working together, are to divide
the proceeds from the trip. The hoet
will leave at 10 o'clock NJ ,nday nornine
from the docks at the foot of jackson
street, the excursionists returning about
O'Clock in the afternoon. There will he
a band In attendance AMI Ice cream will
be served on board. The following ara
some of the patronesses:
Mrs. B H. Evans, Mrs Condo Hano1,n
Miss Chittenden, Mrs. w H Crarv. Mrs
c. B. Thurston, Mrs. E. E. White. Mr.
George H, Ranney, Mrs l.. A. Moore
Mrs. Schiffmann, Miss Mabel Horn. Mis-
Cecil White, Mrs. Matthew Clark. Miss
Clark, Mrs. Henning Fernstrom. Mrs
William Farnham, Mrs E. H. Randall
Mrs. Abbie Clapp, Mrs. John Swinburne
Mrs 4. H. Judson, Miss Stees, Mrs HoI,
man, Miss Frederick Sommers. Mrs. 7
Is. west, Mrs. Charles H. Bigelow .Jr
mrs. Herbert W. Davis, Miss Sommers'
MRS. John Jackson, Mrs. w. H Vittum
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