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Society has devoted most Of its time
during the past week to music. Be-
sides the Schubert musicale, which
was given in the early part Of the
week there were several small private
musical affairs, and then, of course,
much of society's interest centered
about the concert Friday evening, not
only because OF the intrinsic merit OF
the entertainment, but also owing to
the fact that one IF The soloists is one
of the most popular leaders in the
younger social set.
Next week bids fair to be a week
of weddings. and wedding bells will
ring for at least three couples all well
known St. Paul people.
a cotiulon at Elks' hail. This club is COM
posed Of forty gentle men of st. PauPs young
married sSt with few of the unmarried
men The following are members: Messrs.
Julien y. Kirby, Edwin 6. Halbert. S. G.
Strickland, f. r. Bigelow, a. 5. Porter Jr.
n. p. Lansford Jr.. Charles n. Gordon. Albert
W. I.indeke. Sheppard Stone \. II. Iardley,
II. W c. Bowdoin j. J. Parker Frank W
Lightner. W. II. Fobes. y. p. Trowbridge. Z.
p. Stembel, Ft2hugh Burns, George A. Nc
Pherson. Robert j.. Stewart, G.. d. Thomp-
J. H. Simpson. II. p. Bend. f. D. Mcnfort
john $. Dalrymple, w W. Price, c: N. Bend,
Webster Wheeock, J. u. Wilkes, John l. H.
Field. L. VI. Hill, Charles A. Clark, Rich
mond P Warner. Edward b. Young. Luther
Z. Newport. Robert II. Kirk, Horace Bigelow,
James y. Hill, Clinton Hersey.
The club meets about once month and all
Party arrangements are in the hands OF the
executive committee, consisting OF c. u.
Thompson, John Field and W. w, Price
Mr.. W. P. Trowbridge Will lead the ger
man Friday night.
Tomorrow Mrs. c. A. Severance will give
a luncheon in honor OF Miss Lila Finch, Miss
Harriet and Miss Sadie Smith at her home
on Summit avenue.
Mrs. Hiram F. Stevens viii give luncheon
Thursday az her home on Sherburne avenue.
Mrs. Joshua H. Sanders viii give a re-
ception Wednesday afternoon at the Ryan
hotel
Mrs John Field will give luncheon Tues
day.
The Mistletoe Euchre club will meet Thurs.
day afternoon with Mrs. Van Tilberg, OF
Laurel avenue.
The Albion club VIII give their postponed
party Friday evening The committee on ar
ransements consists of Frank Knauft, George
Johnson and z. Lanpner.
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and their friends at Woodland hall, Ashland
and Mackubin street Friday evening.
The St Vincent Total Abstinence society
will hold q ec5ption at Hibernian hall, Blair
street and Virginia avenue, Monday evening,
Jan. IS. J. D. O'Brien viii address the meet
ing and q choice musical and literary pro-
gramme viii be rendered.
The offcefs-elect Of Mistietoe chapter No
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evening ut Masonic hall, West Seventh street
and Toronto avenue The following are the
officers Mrs; Anna 3. Sweeney, worthy
matrOn: Miss Daisy Yoke associate matron;
Mrs. Helen Sloggy,' secretary; Mrs. Carrie
Gardner. treasurer; Miss Mary Smith, con-
ductress: Miss Maggie Yorke, associated con-
Harding. Ruth; Mrs. McCord, Esther; Miss
Lizzie Yorlle, Martha; Mrs. Earhuff, Electra;
Mrs Haven, bo2Ider; L. II. Shiny, sentinel;
Mrs. Fischer, chaplain; Mrs. Efie Trudgen,
Organst
~. Guiter1nan Bros, Beneft association give
day evening It STANDARD hall.
The Duluth News Tribune says: The
marriage CT Miss izabeth NJ. Stray
er ard Mr. Henry Francis Williamson
was solemnized last evening at the home Of
MI and Mrs. George W. Strayer, 217 Second
avenue west.
The hour Ct the ceremony was 7:30 ONLY
immediate relatives of the bride and groom
were present but the reception following the
welding was ore CT the most brilliant social
events ever Witnessed in Duluth.
DR.. T. II. Cleland. OF the First Presbyterian
church, performed tie ceremony, which took
place beneath a large wedding bell of bridal
roses ard pines, artiSticaliy arranged in a
small aicovc in the ecep:ion room. Miss
Strayer was beautifully gowned in a heavy
peau de Sole. and carried lilies of the valley.
Miss Lillian De CoStar. of 81. Paul. vas maid
of homer and the brides only attendant Miss
De Coster wore a superb gown Of pale green
silk and carried American Beauty roses. Nor
ton Miller was best man. Miss Mary Saver
Bradley and Miss Lillian De Coster shared
honors in catching the bridal bouquet as Mrs
Williamson tossed il from beneath the we'd
ding ben.
From O'Clock to il Mr.. and Mrs William
son received congratulations and best wishes
Of hundreds OF friends.
Mt, and Mrs. Williamson left at II o'clock
several weeks. The groom is a brother of
Mrs. he Ccster, Of summit avenue.
Mrs. George z. Finch gave dinner of
Lila Finch.
Miss Kathryn Henley, of Marion street. en-
tertained the Young Ladies Roman Reading
Circle fridly afternoon
Tuesday evening the Laurel Cycle club gave
its nrst annual banquet az the club house.
15i Summit avenue.
Previous 10 the banquet the election of CT
ncSFS was nelu, resulting as follows. PreSi-
dent. +. E. Low; first vice president. DR.. NJ.
O. Nelson; second vice president Edwin NJ
Wilson; secretary W. J. Murray: financial
secretary. Wofred Nelson: treasurer s s.
Winsh.p; sargeant-at-arms and chairman Of
house committee, W. W. Baker; captain E. S.
Wed;r.
The banquet took place immediate after
the election of officers. Or. Mark O. Nelson
was POSTMASTER and the following mem
ber5 responded 70 toasts: Fenwick E. Low,
Charles B. Gedney, William J. Murray, Miss
Grace Nelson, Charles +. Stanley William J.
Prendcrgast. Gus D. Messing, c. Oliver Mar
tin. Wclfred Nelson. George A Smith, A D.
Trempie, Mss Gertrude L. Merrill Edwin NJ.
Wilson and Dr.. Louis A. Nelson.
The banquet strictly club affair ard
Those present were: Mr and Mrs H. G.
Moe. Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Baker. Mr. and
Mrs. G. B. Gcdney, Misses Cora Breidert, May
Edwardson, Eta Kellar Ada Lewis, Ger
trude l.. Merrill, Mary McDiarmid, Grace
Nelson. Regina Nelson Messrs. C. O. Mar
tin, G. d. Messing, r. J. Messing w J.
Murray, Fay Murray, Or. L. A. Nelson, DR..
NJ. o. Nelson. Wolfred Nelson F. J.
O'Rourke, w. J. Prende5 CAST, H. f. Schroe-
der c. F. Stanley. G. A. Smith, E. G. Smith
W. 81. Clair. A. D.. Tr5Inpe, e S. Wedin, Ed
NJ Wilson, S; S. Winship. H. L. Wyand, II.
h. Allen F. E. Brown. Guy Chase, Al Cam
eron. w. E. Collins, R. w Duncan, A. c.
Hall, F. A. Hagen and F. h. Low.
The ladies of the Plymouth church will
give a reception Thursday evening from 8 to
10 o'clock in the church parlors for their
pastor and his wife, Rev. and Mrs. George
Edmond Soper.