The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-21
HALF A CENTURY one
MIR. AND MRS. III. L. MOSS RECEIVE
FOR THEIR FIFTIETH WE'D
DING ANNIVERSARY
DAUGHTERS OF REVOLUTION

They Held an Interesting Meeting
| Yesterday Afternoon - Daughters
OF Rebekah Gave IL Union Ball
brate Their Twenty-SecOnd An
niversary-SOciaI News.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Moss received
| their friends informally yesterday after
noon and evening in celebration Of thel1
golden wedding anniversary. No invita-
lions were issued A general invitation
having been extended by the host and
hostess to their friends in Minnesota, and
large number awaited themselves of the
| opportunity to offer their congratulations
| to the venerable couple. The guests We're
received in the afternoon by Mrs. K
| b. Galusha, Mrs. r. P. Lewis, Mr.. and
| Mrs. William Deane, eX-Gov Ramsey,
! Mrs c. e. Furness and Rev. and Mrs. M
n. Adams.
| MIR. and Mrs. Moss were married in
| Charlotte, VT, fifty years ago yesterday.
Shortly after they removed to Minnesota,
| where nearly all their welded life has
/! been spent About forty-six years ago
they built their present home on Elk
!. change street, where they have lived ever
since.
In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Moss were
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Hiram F.
Stevens and Mrs. w. E. Rogers.
Among the out-of-town guests at the
reception were Mr.. and Mrs. William
/. Moss, of Cincinnati.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Wallich gave large
reception last evening at their home on
Selby avenue in honor of their twenty
second wedding anniversary. Both house
and grounds were deliberately decorated.
| Japanese lanterns hung from net work
of wires stretched across the lawn. Color
ed bunting and American" flags draped the
porch and formed canopies, under which
refreshments were served. The reception
hal was in red, vases of long-stemmed
jack roses, scarlet geraniumS and 'carna-
tons placed in every conceivable nook
carrying out a brilliant color scheme.
The dancing room was In white. The
! mantel was banked with white roses and
nations, and white flowers of every
description filled various odd-straped
bowls and vases. Pink carnations and
President Carnot roses carried out pink
color scheme in the dining room The
center piece was a cut glass vase filled
with long stemmed bride roses.
The Twin City Mandolin club played
during the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallich was assisted in
receiving by Mrs. P. S. Carver, Mrs. G.
M Orr, Mrs. Fred l.. Green, Mrs. Wallace
S. Green Miss Addie Matheis and Miss
May Holmes.
q 6PCOIlpfa
pale blue brocade, trimmed with with
rufiies of duchesse lace. The bodice was
decorated with pearl ornaments and but
terfly knots of velvet.
Over 250 guests called during the even
ing.
The ST. Paul chapter Daughters Of the
American Revolution, held largely at
tended meeting yesterday afternoon in
the parlors of the Aberdeen. Mrs. j. B.
Beals, regent Of the chapter presided.
Resolutions were passed on the death Of
Mrs. Beuleau, e. member of the chapter.
A letter was read from Mrs. D. A. Mon
fort acknowledging the receipt of flowers
sent by the chapter at the time of Mr.,
Monfort's death Mrs. Crosby, the secre-
tary, read an interesting and encouraging
report. After the business of the chapter
was transacted an interesting musical
Helen Bissell read paper on Patriotism
Up to Date" and Frs. James F. Wade
read a paper on 1.-The Regular Army !"
A Guartette composed Of Mrs. Yale,
Miss Coughlan, J. w Turner and N. E..
Phillips sang a number Of patriotic Sc
lections. Mr.. Phillips sang "Our Boys
Are Coming Home" and Mrs. Couglan
sang the solo parts of Hail Columbia, -
the audience joining in the chorus.
ndn
testing against the seating Of Brigham
Roberts in the senate.
Refreshments were served by the ladies.
The eleven Rebekah lodges Of st. Paul
gave large dancing party last evening
at Odd Fellows hall. The hall was pref
tily decorated with a variety of cut flow
ers, ferns palms and the colors of the So
ciety, pink and green. The st. Anthony
Hill orchestra played a dance programme
of fourteen numbers, and at midnight sup
per was served.
The following ladies, representing their
respective lodges, received and looked
after the comfort of the guests:
Eastern Star, Miss o. TAFT, Mrs LIE
Roy and Mrs. Tracey.
Bethesda lodge, Mrs. Pardee, Mrs
Maclze and A. L. Bolton.
Vesta lodge, Mrs. Livingston and Mrs
Evening Star lodge, Mrs. Gordon, Mrs
MCGUIRE and Mrs. McCleary
Home lodge, Mrs. Flood, Miss Girard
and Mr. Cosgrove.
Norden lodge, Mrs. A Herren, Miss
Hilda Herren and Mr.. H Hendrickson
ST. Paul lodge, Miss Fruburg, Mrs. Holt
and Miss Strom.
Luella lodge, Mrs. L. E. Randall, Mrs
! Nellie Smith and Miss Lizzie Jesse
Chime lodge, Mrs. Binder Miss Cas-
torff and Miss Anderson.
Triple Link lodge, Mrs. Ludwig and
Mss Goodman.
Flora lodge, Mrs Jones and Miss
| Bates.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Driscoll have
issued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Edith S. Driscoll,
+ to Mr.. Robert H. Kirk The wedding
will occur Tuesday evening at the D is
coll residence on Summit avenue.
Miss Ella Dressed, daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Gustave Dressed, and DR.. George IT.
Mesker were quietly married yesterday
at high noon at the brides home Nina
avenue. Rev. M. D. Edwards of the
Dayton Avenue Presbyterian church, Of
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