The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-30

s a. nome Euchre Party-Mar-
riage of Miss Lillian Webster, of
saltwater, to Mr.. William N. Ca
prom, of st. PauI-ExcursiOns and
Home COmings of the Eminent.
Miss Elsie Constans gave luncheon
yesterday afternoon at her home on Sum
NIT avenue for a number of the young
ladles who leave shortly for school. The
hostess was assisted in receiving the
guests by Mrs. A. w. Merriam and Miss
Constans. Those present were: Miss Jean
Stlckney, who goes to Rye seminary, near
New York; Miss Adele Lanpher end Miss
Florence Schiffrnan, who will attend En-
gleWcod seminary, New milford, Conn:
Miss Margaret Meyer and Miss Sadie
Arnes, who leave for st. Mary's EaIl, Far
ibault; Miss Maria Johnson and Miss
Helen Holbert, who go to Kemper hail.
hencsha, and Miss Florence Allen and
Miss Adelaine McCoviI, who will go to
Georgetown, Wash.
Miss Mary Loweth, of Ashland avenue.
save a bicycle party last evening in hon
OF of the Misses Loeb, Of Chicago. the
guests of Miss Elsa Manufacturer. The
party, chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. c.
f. LoWeth and Mr.. and Mrs. A NJ. Eddy.
rode out to Como, leaving the Loweth
residence at 7:39 o'clock. Row beats vera
taken at the lake and the party enjoyed
a Tow on the water. Upon it's return re-
freshments were served by Mrs. LoWeth.
The guests We're: Miss Helen Reilly, Miss
Jessie Lamb, Miss May White Miss Alice
Prenoergast, Miss Mabel Mckay Miss
Anna Edwards, Miss Elsie Foulke, Miss
Hattie Eller, Miss Anna Wetherby. Miss
Elsa Manufacturer, Miss Hannah Loeb and
Miss Hedwig Loeb, Mr. Angus Craig. Mr..
Graham Adams, Mr.. Roland Godkin, Mr.
Charles Mckay, Mr.. Frank Egan Mr. Ar
thur Davis, Mr.. Russell Eddy, Mr. VIII
KEN, Mr.. Edward McAdams, MI. Robert
Mannheimer, Mr.. Wilson Hall and Mr..
Sidney Grant.
Mrs Arthur B. Ancker gave a luncheon
yesterday at her home on Jefferson street.
Mrs Rudolph Schiffman entertained at
euchre Monday afternoon at her home
on summit avenue in honor of Mrs. c. E.
Sherln, OF New York; Mrs. j. Granville
Fisher, of Washington, D. c.; Mrs. David.
OF Nebraska, and Mrs. Price, CT st. Lou
is An artistic arrangement of roses.
the rooms bright and fragrant Mrs
Schlfman' was assisted by Mrs. Osborne,
MRS Allen c. kreiger Mrs. Mcleod of
Minneapolis, and Miss Schiffman The ia
Nors were won by Mrs. A White, Mrs
A E. George and Mrs. George Wishman
Miss Lillian Webster, daughter of c. S.
ebster of saltwater, vas married yes
terday afternoon to William n. Capron.
of St Paul, at the residence of A. D.
Stone, of Saltwater. Miss Sadie Roney
was maid of honor and John Per Lee
best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Capron will take
a wedding tour to Mackinac Island, and
will be at home in Saltwater after Sept
90
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Young, of
Summit avenue, who have been spending
the summer atsthe sea shore, will return
home Sept. 20.
The Young Ladies' Sodality of st. Mat
theW's German Catholic Church gave a
lawn social, last evening on the lawn.
corner of East Isabel street and Hall
avenue. The grounds were lighted with
colored lanterns and head lights, and the
Central orchestra diScourSed a pleasing
programme of popular music. The fol-
lowing young ladies served refreshments
Miss Mary Afelacher, Miss Friedl, Miss
Carrie Jobst, Miss Miller, Miss Wright
Miss Olivia Miner, Miss Kate Miner and
Miss Zoble. Lemonade was served by
Miss Anna Seidl and Miss Josie Troje
The proceeds will go toward the pay
ment of the church debt.
Miss Annie Rieger and Mr. James War
burton were married yesterday afternoon
at 2:S0 o'clock at the home of the brides
uncle, Mr.. Jacob Rieger, on East Isabel
maid, and Mr.. William Wilhelmy acted
as best man. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. R. L. Barrackman, Of |
the Westminster Presbyterian church
Mr.. and Mrs. Warbuton will so to Iowa
on brief wedding trip, after which they
will be at home at 293 East Robe street.
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Mrs. F. ]. Ramsden, of st. Peter street.
gave barge party down the river last
evening for the boys of Sir LaunfaPs |
league and their friends. The steamer
Oracle Moore and barge left the foot of
jackson street about o'clock with over
100 people on board. Mrs. Ramsden was
assisted in looking after her guests by
Mrs. c. A Dibble, Mrs. David Kings |
bury, Mrs. Pierce Butler. Mrs. Cooper,
Mrs. San SOuci, Mrs. Anterior, the
Misses McMasters, Miss Obernauer and
Miss Tompkins The Twin City Mandolin
club was in attendance and played for
the young people to dance. The ladies |
served ice cream, cake and fruit. Dur
ing the evening Mr.. Kingsbury made
brief address thanking Mrs. Ramsden
on behalf Of the league. Mr.. Pierce But
Ter responded for Mrs Ramsden. The |
party returned at II o'clock
The children of the First Swedish !
Evangelical church parish school, which |
closed last Friday, picnicked yesterday
afternoon at the grove, corner of Payne |
avenue and Geranium street A short |
musical and literary programme was
given by the children, and Rev. L. A. |
Johnston, pastor of the church, addressed
the Httle ones briefly concerning the |
necessity of keeping up the practice of |
the Swedish tongue. A. w. Edwins, a |
teacher in the school. also spoke briefly, !
his subject being The Childrens Mis- |
sion work" A basket luncheon was serv-
ed at o'clock, the following ladies hav-
ing charge: Mesdames Larson, Johnson,
Olson, SWenson and Peterson.
The ladies of the Central Presbyterian |
church are arranging for a reception to
be rendered their pastor, Rev. A 3. Mel |
drum, upon his return from Scotland.
Dr. Meldrum is expected back in his pull
pit again the second Sunday in Septem-
Der. The following ladies form the re-