The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-20
MARRIED IN ST. MARY'S
NUPTIALs OF MISS GILMAN AND
MIR. w. g. TOOMEY
SoHOMNIZED
INFORMAL ENTERTAINMENTS

-lNFOkMAL ENTERTAINMENTS
Some OF the Events ON the Gard for
| the Future--Annual Reception
| Reception Planned for the
Rev. j. ID. and Mrs. Paxton at
| House of Hope Church.
| -The marriage of Miss Eleanor MoKinnie
Forester Gilman and William Charles
rooney was solemnized yesterday morn
Ing at o'clock at st. Mary's church,
ReV. Tnomas j. Gibbons officiating. The
bride is daughter Of James Gilman, q
prominent citizen of Honolulu, and one
or the original ''forty-niners'" of Califor-
ma. Mr. Toomey is private secretary to
J. J. Hill, and is well known and ex-
ceedingly popular young man.
MI Frederick S. Harrison acted as best
man and the bride was given away by
Mr.. J. j. Toomey, brother of the groom.
AS the bridal party entered the church
MISS Shawe the organist, played the
wedding music from -Lohengrin. During
the oHertory Mr.. Louis Shave sang
Ave Maria" and just before the COM
munions he sang the "Santus.' At the
conclusion of the marriage rites Miss
Shawe played the Mendelssohn wedding
march.
Inc bride was most becomingly gowned
IN her going-away dress of dark brown
| broadcloth. She wore a picture hat NJ
white satin covered with fancy braid
and trimmed with turquoise blue velvet
ana pink carnations She carried a
| white velvet prayerhook
among the church guests were: Mr..
and Mrs j. j. Toomey Mr.. and Mrs. H.
| s. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs H.. Porter Mr.
and Mrs John w. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs.
simeon p. Folsom, Mrs. Dickson, Mr..
and Mrs. F. McCabe, Miss Clara Ward
MISS Eda Colmary, the Misses GrarhwoI
Mr.. Louis w. Hill. Mr.. A. w Clark. Mr.,
n. {. Morgan, Mr.. o. B. Grant. Mr..
g. Rank, Mr.. A Guthrie Mr.. r. A.
McCandiess, Mr.. George Reimbold and
| MI William Mason, of Montreal. Can
lmediately after the ceremony a wed.
d1ng breakfast was served to the bridal
party at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
.. y. rooney, on Bates avenue. The
table was beautifully decorated with
roses. jonqufls and lilies of the valley
Mr.. and Mrs Toomey left yesterday in
| - PAA'oSS Seli 1OT q western trip. Thew
| Will stop few days at Seattle and Port.
land, and from there will 60 to San
francesca where they will be met by
| the brides father Mr.. Gilman. of Homo.
lulu. They will return by way of Salt
Lake City and Omaha and will be at
nome after May Is at 642 Lincoln ave
nue..
Mrs. Percy N. Roberts entertained in
formally at luncheon yesterday at her
nome on Osceola avenue.
/ Mrs. John McCulloch, Of Osceloa ave-
nue., entertained informally at tea yester-
DAY afternoon from to g. Mrs Me-
CuIoch was assisted in receiving by Mrs
J. w. Cooper, Mrs. j. s. Mackey and Mrs
A. L. S1bley presided in the dining room
ana Mrs. d. P. Roussopouios poured tea.
! Others who assisted were Miss Da;sv
humphrey, OF Minneapolis; Miss Beebee
and Mrs. Overflow Mrs. John Shea. Mrs
tRoussopoulos and Miss Bartlett IN con.
tr1buted several musical selections during
| the afternoon 80 20
MISS Sadie O'Brien will be the guest
! ol honor alta progressive euchre party
gwen Saturday evening by Miss Rhodes
OF Portland avenue. ToS
/ Inc engagement Of Miss Julia Margaret
Mcclellan to Mr.. Benjamin Mott .Johnson
| Is announced
1 There will be mass meeting Of all .be
inoIhers' clubs In the city at Unity church
| next tuesday afternoon The meeting will
begin at o'clock sharp.
The Lower Town Mothers club held its
annual reception yesterday Afternoon
| from $3.50 until o'clock In the kinder
gaften room of the Hawthorne school
Inc reception marked the close of the
clubs winter work, which has been de-
cldedly successful throughout the year
Ihe corridors and kindergarten room
were made attractive yesterday with nm
rherous rugs and profusion of cut flow
ers. Between $50 and 200 guests called
during the afternoon, and were received
by Mrs. III. w. Slack, president of the
club, assistedfby Mrs. Thomas Yapp. Mrs
A. Q. Powell, Mrs. Parker and Miss CHM
The daintily appointed tea table in the
klndergarten room was presided over by
Mrs. Barcley. assisted by Miss Won
Badenstedt, Miss Willard, Miss Slack
Miss Marie Stack and Miss Richeson,
During the afternoon Miss Alice North
rop sang Premise Of Life" She was ac-
companied by Miss Grace Rhodes. on the
piano. Miss MAY Huffsmith also sang,
Mrs. c. L. F. Kellogg recited, and Miss
BESSIE webster played on the violin.
| Ass
| The ST. Paul chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, will meet Tuesday
afternoon at g. o'clock, at the Dayton ave-
nuc PreSbyterian1church
| Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Lo-
| comotive Engineers gave a card party
yesterday afternoon at Odd Fellows hall.
| Cards were played at eight tables The
arrangements were in charge of Mrs.
Emerson, Mrs. Cannon and Mrs. Cox.
| Vesta Rebekah Lodge No 8, I. O. O.
F., gave a card party yesterday after
noon at Odd Fellows hall. The commit
tee In charge was Mrs. Karth, Miss Able.
Miss Stone and Miss Wicker. Prizes
were won by Mrs. F. A. Wriss Mrs. A.
Searles, Miss Ida Wicker, Mr.. M. Gay,
Mr.. O. D. Curtis and Mr.. James Crisby.
The Ladies' of the House of Hope Pres
byterian Church will give reception to
DR.. James d. Paxton and Mrs. Paxton
at the parlors of the church this even
! ing at 8 o'clock, to which the congrega-
| ton are invited
| Mrs. III. Lohrbauer gave a luncheon
Monday afternoon at her home on Holly
| avenue for Mrs. E. H. Hobe and Mrs
| Sarensen, of Minneapolis, who will leave
the first of next month for trip abroad
Covers were laid for thirty.