The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-20
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MISS EMILY sTICKNEY ENTER
TANNED INFORMALLY AT CARDS
LAST EVENING
RECITAL AT ST. JosEpH's


Miss Mcnamara to Entertain at
Cards In Honor of Miss MeaIifY, of
Chicago = Interesting Personal
Items About st. Paul People.
Miss Emily Stickney entertained infor-
| mally at cards last evening at her home
on Summit avenue in honor of Miss Par
sons and Miss Hill, of Louisville, Ky.
Cards were played at eight tables.
Miss Joe Mcnamara, of Hamline ave-
nue., entertained at cards Wednesday
evening in honor of Miss Mealiff OF
Chicago. Sixty guests were entertained.
Prizes were won by Miss Shirley Kell.-
her. Miss Florine Ives, Miss Eva Halder-
man, Mr.. Will Hopkins and Mr.. Hugh
Arey.
The Mozart Club of st. Joseph's Acad-
envy gave its last recital Saturday. The
club Is composed of thirteen members
eeeh OF whom, at the monthly NEE -ings,
contribute selections from the noted
composers. The following p osramme,
was given: Schyths Berceuse, Mis- 5
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Grace Mcclure; "Mignonette,'' Klein,
Miss Helen Swenson; impl omptu, l. y
bach, Miss Wheland gavotte, Schm d :.
Miss Katherine Murphy; Album Leaf, y
Scholtz, Miss Lulu Guthrie; "Schubert's
Serenade," Miss Gerture Stevens; De-
votion," Lichnen, Miss Della O'Leary;
'Humoreske" Grieg, Miss Clara NJ r
ply; 'Ahendstern,' List, Miss Man ie
Maher. Miss Bertha mclaughlin sang
Calm as the Night by Bohm
The marriage of Miss Mary NJ Imhoff
and Michael F. JAMS will be solemnized
this morning at St. Matthews church.
Following the ceremony at the church
a reception will be held at the residence
of the brides parents, as East Louisa
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Jams will reside on
Relvedere street
The congregation of ST James A. M
e. church gave a well attended concert
last evening at the church. corner of Jaw
and Fuller streets Mrs. N T. joyce
Miss Alice Everett and Miss R. c. Miner
sang solos; Miss Evans and Miss Ridg-
way, of Hamline, gave readings; trios
were sung by Mrs. r. c. Minor and
Messrs. c. Jackson and Allen French
and Mrs. Weber. Mrs Joyce and Prof.
Lucas. Prof. Hillyard's orchestra rem
dered several selections and a jubilee
chorus song.
Another concert will be given this even
ing. The juvenile choir of ST. PauPs
church will sing: Miss Pottgieser and
Master Leo White will sing solos, To-
morrow night a drama, Thirty Years of
Freedom, will be given by members of
the congregation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Furber, of Cottage
Grove, celebrated their forty-f1fth we'd
ding anniversary Sunday. A family din
ner was given at which twenty-five mem
bers of the family were present The
evening was spent at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Furber. Among
the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
P'urber and family, of Seattle; Mrs. Has
kell, Of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Furber, of Minneapolis; Miss Mary Fur
Der, of St Paul; Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
F,urber and family, of Cottage Grove;
Mr.. and Mrs, Elmer Furber, of Cottage
Grove; James Furber. of Brainerd, and
John Furber Jr., of Cottage Grove.
A lawn social was given last evening
on the grounds surrounding the residence
of Mrs. H. o. Helgeson, on Sims street.
by the third division of the Ladies' Aid
Society Of Grace M. E. church. Japanese
lanterns were strung about the lawn,
and ice cream and cake were served on
small tables. Mrs. Helgeson was assist
ed by Mrs. E. Mcfarland, Mrs Lippey,
Mrs. Miller, Miss Millie Kimball Mrs
Mitcheson and Miss Keller. A mandolin
club played during the evening.
Mrs. H. o. Helgeson gave dinner last
evening at her home, on Sims street, in
honor of her brother, A. c. Knutson, of
Denver. Covers were laid for ten.
Mr.. and Mrs H. W. Avery and Miss
Avery, of the Aberdeen, have gone to
| Little Mountain. o.
Mrs. William Rhodes, of Lincoln ave-
hue, is spending the summer at Prior
| lake.
Mrs Charles S. Fee, of Dayton avenue,
is entertaining Miss Frances Outcalt, of
Lincoln, Neb.
Miss Hattie Sherwood. of Livingston,
Mont, is the guest Of Mrs. A. H. Wales,
of Westminster street.
Miss Winter, of Summit avenue, is en-
tertaining Miss Price, of ST. Louis.
| Miss Irene Duncan, of Chicago, will be
| TIE guest the week OF MISS Joe
| Mcnamara, of Hamline avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. dinner, Of Aurora
| avenue, are entertaining their daughter,
| Mrs. w. L. Winans, of New York
Miss Jessy K. O'Brien, Of al Twelfth
street, sailed from Antwerp for New
York, June II. For the past two yea 8
| she has been studying the piano with
Dr-nf ti1Ixx IN
going abroad she studied with Prof. Tit
comb. She expects to arrive in ST. Paul
| about July 1 and to return to Vienna
| in November for the opening of the mu-
steal season.
Mrs. Lizzie Greenleaf and family of
Berry avenue, has gone to Bowg.ac,
| Mich, to spend the summer
Mr.. Edward Space, of Iglehart street.
will spend the summer at Lake Mime
tonka with camping party of Mime
apolis young people.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Mare,ius, of Bedford
street, have returned from Florida. They
will leave tomorrow for Colorado In the
hopes of benefiting Mr.. Marelius' health
Mr.. George M. Space, of Iglehart street,
is in Spokane, Wash
Dr. Riggs is East in attendance upon a
meeting of the American Neurological
association meeting at Atlantic City,
N. j.
Mrs. M. G. Brown left Saturday even
ing to visit her son, Edward in Salt
Lake City.
Mrs. Howard. Moreland Pierson left
last Saturday for the East to meet her
husband who has been on trip through