The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-22

Mrs. Furness, Mrs. Dousman and Mrs. H.
Howe chaperoned the party and assisted in
receiving the guests. The german was led
by w. P. Trowbridge.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Clinton B. Hersey. Mr.. and Mrs: A. Wilder
and Mrs. Julian n. Kirby. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel G. Strickland. Mr.. and Mrs. F. W.
Lightner, Mr.; and Mrs. H. P. Bend, Mr.. and
r Stembel. Mr.. and Mrs John Field. Mr..
and Mrs. Luther E. Newport, Mr. and Mrs
Horace bora Bigelow, Mr.. and Mrs. Cowling, Miss
Dousman, Miss Lightner, Miss Furness, Miss
Sturgis, Miss De Coster, Miss Abbie Liv-
lngton, Miss Ferguson, Miss Bass, Miss Carey,
Miss Pope. Miss Ransom, Miss Mamie Liv-
ingston, Miss Winton Miss Drisco.l. Miss
hi of Eng,ewood, N: j.; Miss Hol-
pert, James n. Hill G. H. Halbert, F. R.
Bigelow, A. S. Porter Jr., N. P. Langford
Jr., Shepard Stone, II. w. C. Bowdoin, w
+ = Ir s1 y Fitzhugh Burns, Robert D.
stewart, c. d. Thompson John NJ Blakeley
W. W. Price, c. NJ. Bend Webster Wheelock
L. d. Wilkes, L. NJ Hill, c. A Clark Rich
T nond f. Warner, Edward B. Young, Robers
Peck. WI
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob DAM announce the
eneagement OF their daughter, Lillian Marie,
TO Michael E. Defiei.
the Globe Business. college students have
winch meets every Thursday evening at the
| college rooms, corner Seventh and St. Peter
streets: The following programme will be
rendered next Thursday evening:
Recitation, Miss La Barre; reading Miss
Pellequin; instrumental solo, A. Cariveau:
recitation, Miss E. Botzel; essay, Miss S.
The Protection Afforded to American Indus
try by Duties on Imports will be the subject
| debated.
| Como Division No 49, Ladies' Auxiliary 10
| tne order OF Railway Conductors will give
progressive card party Saturday evening,
Jan. Zs. at Bowlby hail Sixth and Robert
streets for the benefit of Home for Disabled
Tralnmen in Chicago. The president. Mrs.
j. j. {: Mccall will be assisted in receiving
| D Waters, Mrs, W; H: Monty, Mrs Morgan
| boy, Mrs. ]. D. Buckley.
refreshments will be in charge of Mrs
Rugh Maloy, Mrs: John A. Stapleton, Mrs.
| T. Kelley Mrs. James Cardle. Mrs. Nor
nauae, Mrs; e. r. Noble. During supper a
o'clock. hooA a.
| Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery. of East Tenth
street; pleasantly entertained about thirty
OF their friends Wednesday evening. Refresh
n Tss We're served from Il until Z. Mrs. j..
punch during the evening.
Miss Carrie vervais, of 424 Fort street. was
her young friends. the occasion being her
birthday. The evening was spent in games,
music music an, and dancing Among those present
we're: Misses Blake, of Minneapolis Snyder.
Corcoran, Ruth. Murray. Young. Rossberg'
| Donnelly; Messrs c.. Blake of Minneapolis:
Radcliff; Ryan, of Minneapolis; Ruth Young:
| Getchel OF Minneapolis; Roach, F. Ryan
! Hill. of minneapolis: DR.. ]. Davern, Seiden-
kranZ. Farley.
| The marriage of Miss Mary Catherine DAILY.
| daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter DAILY. to
| William Russell took place Thursday morn
| ing in st. Michaels church. The BRIDE pre-
coded by her maid of honor. Miss Hannah
Rose DAILY, entered with her father, and at
the altar the bridegroom, with his best man,
John DAILY. awaited them. The ceremony
was performed by the pastor, Rev. Father
ONeill. The bride wore her going away
gown of blue broadeloth.
Following the ceremony a breakfast was
! served at the home cd the brides parents
for the bridal party and relatives.
Among the out-of-town guests Miss
Katie Dollard. Of New Ulm; Mr.. James Rus
SELL editor OF the Marquette Mining Journal
accompanied by his wife and daughter; Mr.
NJ. Russell, of Ceresco; the Misses Dollard
of Minneapolis and Mr.. E. j. Russell, O.
Stephen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell will spend the winter
| travelling in the South.
! Miss Helen C. Schleck was quietly married
i. hast Wednesday morning ut st. Peter Z