The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-13

hospital, the guidOnS served the regiment
in the field. They waved over huts, ware
houses, school houses, magnificent cathe-
drals and churches, and other places
which were in turn used for hospitals
He read a poem written and presented
to him by friend on THE Man With
the Crimson Cross"
Mrs. Frederick E. Foster, chapter his
torfan, read a brief report of the flag
presentation and incidents connected
Herewith.
Mrs. David Ferguson Colville, also a
guest of the chapter, added to the pleas
ure of the afternoon with a solo, Par
bara Frftchie"
After the formal exercises a reception
was held, the hostess being assisted by
officers Of Distaff chapter
short business session Of the chap
ter was held earlier in the afternoon.
Mrs. Frederick E. Foster was elected del
egate to the national congress of the
Daughters, to be held at Washington in
February. The regent. Mrs. Charles E.
Smith. is ex-officio a delegate. The fol-
lowing alternates were elected: Mrs. Jud-
son Wade Bishop. Mrs. Maurice Auer-
bach, the Misses Margaret, Helen and
Mary Castle.
The Somerset w. G. T. T. met yester-
day afternoon in the Y. NJ c. A rooms.
Mrs. Addte Bixby Upham presided Re
ports of the national convention were
read by Mrs. Ayres, of Como, and Mrs.
Haley, Of Hamline. After the meeting
there was a social half hour. Cocoa and
cake were served by the ladies. The
members of other w. C. T unions were
the guests of the Somerset
The Ladies' Society Of Minnehaha Lodge
No. 81, B. L. F., gave a. card party last
Thursday afternoon at Central hall
Cards were played at eight tables. Prizes
were won won by Mrs. Koon, Mrs. Kemp
and Mrs. Jones. The next card party
will be Thursday, Jan. 4.
The marriage Of Miss Lulu V Pittman
and Chester G. Wallace, both of this city.
took place Monday evening in Chicago.
Mr.. Wallace is chief clerk in the motive
power departmen Of the Great Northern
railway general offices. Miss Pfttman has
been an assistant in IT, ST. Paul Day
nursery, and, together 18th her sister
and brother, has been Ii, at the Com
mons The marriage wa IA surprise to
the friends of both bride and groom Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace will visit relatives of
the groom before their return to st. Paul.
Mrs. William Carson will give a tea
Friday afternoon at her home on Holly
made her debut recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. H Meeker will give 81 re-
ception this evening at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Morgan, COS Lafay-
cite avenue, in celebration Of their fifth
wedding anniversary.
The Twin City Carleton club will hold
its annual banquet Thursday evening,
Dec. %, at the Ryan hotel
The Altar Guild of st. Pauls Episcopal
Church held a sale of Mexican drawn
work Monday afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. Frank B. Bass, on Summit ave-
nue.. The drawn work is made by Mexf-
cans who live along the Rio Grande. the
Guild selling the goods on commission.
Mrs. w. II. Gemel had charge of the ex-
h1bft She was assisted by Mrs. Engouist.
Miss Schultz, Miss Blom and Miss Whit,
ing
Mrs. w. B. Dean, of Summit avenue.
gave luncheon yesterday in honor of
Mrs De Forest, of New York
The Woman's Home Missionary Society
of the House of Hope Presbyterian
Church held an all-day meeting yester-
day in the church parlors. Mrs. Cham
perrin pad charge OF the luncheon, and
Mrs. f. R. Sanford and Mrs. B. F. Ferris
superintended the work.
Mrs. Schadle, of Pleasant avenue, is
entertaining her mother, Mrs Haislip. of
Milwaukee,
Mrs Nudge, of Evanston, H., will be
the guest next week of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
J.. Hersey, Of Laurel avenue.
Inc Elk Horn Social club will hold It's
third social hop at Sherman hall Monday
evening, Dec. - -
MISS Doris A Buchanan. of Nelson ave-