The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-15
EUCHRE TABLES POPULAR
BOWERS WE'RE A COMFORT AMID
THE MIST OF A NOVEMBER
Day

BOWERS WE'RE A COMFORT AMID
THE MIST OF A NOVEMBER
Day
Mrs. Horace q. BfgeIow Entertaind
at Her Home in Irvine Park-Mrs.
#. ID. Mailer and AIRS. G. w. John
son Also HOstesses
Mrs. Horace e. BigeIow entertained a
number Of guests at euchre yesterday
afternoon at her home, in Irvine Park,
IN honor Of her guest, Miss Marvel, Of
chicago, The rooms were decorated with
roses chrysanthemums, carnations, smi-
lax and ferns. Mrs. Bigelow was assist
ed by Mrs. w. F. Peet. Miss BigeIow and
Miss Rogers. About fifty women were
entertained.
Mrs. F. e. Mailer and Mrs. G. w.
Johnson gave large euchre party yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
johnson, on Virginia avenue A dainty
color scheme7of pink and white was car
ried out in DECORATIONS The hostess
es were assisted by Mrs. George Thomp-
son, Mrs NJ D. Flower. Mrs r p
j,
II. Alien, Mrs. Bronson, of Saltwater:
Miss Allen and Miss Hughson. Cards
We're played at sixteen tables Mrs NAH
Ter and Mrs. johnson will entertain again
today. They will be assisted by Mrs.
Georges Ranney, Mrs. Forest Orion, Miss
Burk, Miss Boeckmann, Miss Hughson
and Miss Allen
ROCHESTER, Mimi, Nov. 14.-(Spe-
ciaI)-A very brilliant wedding took place
in this city today it. being the marriage
of Martin Heffron and Miss Margaret Me-
Eiligott, at ST. Johns church. Christcph-
er Heffron, of ST. Paul, assisted as best
man; and Miss Hanrahan as bridesmaid
Rev. Father: Heffron, of st. Paul semi
nary, performed the ceremony. Right
Rev. Bishop Cotter, of Wfnona blessed
the ring. At the close of the ceremony
Il solemn pontif1cal high mass was cele-
DRAFTED, Bishop Cotter presiding. The
music was very fine, as were also the
ftoral decorations. The couple will make
Rochester their home in the future
@1Sisa' 0t1 ss'fS
Mr. Edgar {" Bowen, of Dayton ave-
nEee ~saBesao eYqhre, party yesterday aft
ernoon.- The decorations We're in green
and pink, carried out in roses carna-
items and srniIaX? The CONNECTIONS and
score cards carried out the same color
scheme. Mrs. Bowen was assisted by
Mrs. s. P. Cook, Miss Bowen, Miss Elsie
Bowen and Miss Valerie Bowen. Cards
were played. at eight tables, favors be
ing won by Mrs. S. P Cook, Mrs Rob
ert Smith, Mrs. Kendrick and Miss Kelly,
of Omaha.
Miss Jennie Randall and Mr.. Orestes
P Fleming, Of Spokane, Wash, were
married at 7:30 O'clock last evening at
the home of the brides brother, Edward
Randall, 500 Marshall avenue. Rev. Clar-
ence L. Diven, of the Unitarian church,
performed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming left last evening
f0F. thstE future Ell h9ms5 n Spokane.
The Standard club formally opened its
new quarters, in, Cambridge hall last
night with its first ball of the season
One hundred guests attended, and the
evening was adevotedsSto dancing Re
freshments were served during the even
ing in one Of the parlors, and ices and
punch were dispensed from prettily dec
Grated tables.
The new club rooms have every. con-
venience and are handsomely furnished
The main parlor opens directly upon the
ball room, which is very large and beau
tifully decorated. A suite of rooms adj
joining has been utilized for reception
purposes.
The annual reception and tea of the
wcman's work exchange will be held at
the rooms Of the exchange, in the Endi-
colt Arcade, Monday. from to G p. M
There will be a sale of Christmas pres
ents.
The first euchre party in the Babies
home series will be given the last week
in November at the residence of Mrs. E.
E. Hughson, on Dayton avenue
Court Alpha, U. o. F., will give a pro-
gressive cinch party for members and
friends this evening at Central han, rs
West Seventh street. The regular bust
ness meeting will commence at 1870 sharp
The Minnewaukan Tribe No. 2, I'm
proved Order Of Red Men, will give a
dancing party tomorrow evening at Sher-
man hall.
There will be a social gathering tomor-
row evening in rooms 251, Endicott build
ing, headquarters. of Lodge No. 81, Uni
versal Brotherhood. There will be mu-
sic, reading, games and a basket sup
per. The proceeds are to be used in
charity.
LOw-Priced Tickets.
The Schubert club will give to teachers
and students of music and to members
Of biorh schools CO1l60AS and aria