The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-06

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IN THE SOCIETY WORLD.
Mrs. A. F. MARS, of Holly avenue, gave
large euchre party yesterday after
neon.
Mrs John McGulloch received In
formally, yesterday afternoon. from to
at her home ON nOsceola avenue. The
rooms were charrningly decorated with
American beauty roses, jonquils, ferns
and palms
Mrs McCuiloch was assisted by Miss
woodruff and Miss Cooper. Mrs. j. s.
Mackey served ice;. and Mrs. A. L. Sib-
ley poured coffee The guests were: Mrs.
Oliver Crosby, Mrs. Mcdonald, Mrs. ].
W. Cooper, Mrs. F. ". Bartlett, Mrs. e.
J. Stilwell, Mrs. s.. II. Dyer. Mrs. ". J.
Rothschild, Mrs. "a. L. Sibley, Mrs. c..
E. D. Almsted. Mrs. w. M. Pye. Mrs. E.
L. Poole, Mrs. j. E. Haycock, Mrs. Asa
q. Briggs, Mrs. C. B.. SecOr, Mrs. 8.
W. Raudenbush, Mrs John Silver, Mrs.
r. j. Schaub. Mrs. w. Ruff, Mrs. John
White, Mrs. S. P. Crosby, Mrs. Hughes,
Mrs. M. Woodruff, Mrs. f.. ". Price, Mrs.
A. H. Hogeland. Misses Woodruff. Bee
bee and Stebbinss
Mrs. McCulloch will receive from 2 to.
Wednesday, April 10. ~
The Misses Sutmarg Of East Eighth
street, Will give euchre party Saturday
afternoon for Miss Schultz. of Omaha.
| Mrs. Henry r. Curtis, Of Summit ave-
enue,s gave a Mother Goose party yes
terday afternoon for her son, Hal.
Miss Cora Maud Bradbury and Mr..
Frank Batcheller were married yester-
day afternoon at 8 o'clock, at the resi-
dence of the brides grandmother Mrs.
D. A. Jones, Of Carroll street, Merriam
| Park. Only relatives and intimate
friends were present at the ceremony.
|; Miss Bradbury wore her going-awaT
gown, a tailor-made suit of castor brown,
with hat to match. Bride, and groom were
unattended. After the ceremony we'd
ding supper was served. The following
ladies assisted: Mrs. G. H. Cook, Miss
e.. B. Northrup and Mrs. E. Clemens, of
Minneapolis; Mrs. George M. Space, the
Misses Yahm, Miss Northrup and Miss
Hancock. The guests from out of town
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Maskery, Mr..
and Mrs. Ellsworth and M. D. Wells, of
New. Richmond, Wis; H. O. Williams, Of
/ Cedar Falls; Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Free
man, of Hastings; Mr.. and Mrs. James
Michel and Burton Michel, of Hastings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Batcheller left for Chi
cago. They will be at home Thursdays,
May II and Is, at 1885 Carroll street
Mrs. Annie Mcclellan has issued invi-;
tations for the marriage of her daughter,
Sarah Lillian, and Charles De Witt
Morren The marriage will take place
/ at o'clock Tuesday evening, April is.
| at the residence zof the bride, 3A Nelson
avenue.
Invitations have been received in st.
Paul for the wedding of Harry yelling
ton Wack, a former st. Paul man, and
Miss Lillian Trenere De Blois, of New
York. The wedding will take place Tues
day afternoon, April 10, at 4 o'clock, at
the church Of Divine Paternity, Seventy
sixth street and Central park west, New
York.
One of the most elaborate post-Lenten
affairs was given yesterday afternoon by
Mrs. James Middleton and Mrs. J. Edwin
Middleton, at their Ashland avenue home,
for Mrs. E. F. Batten one of the winters
brides. The rooms were profusely dec
GRATED with cut flowers and palms, a diff
ferent. color arrangement being carried
out In, each Of the rooms. Behind bank
+ OF palms in the large: hall a. mandolin
| orchestra was stationed, which played
| throughout the hours of the reception
The zhostesses were assisted In receiving
| and through the various rooms by large
| number Of ladies.
The Twentieth Century.@clu5 gave it's
| last dancing party zef the,useasorn last
night at Lifts hail.. 1T proved a. most:
enjoyable affair, about fifty couples dane
Ing tosthe musieYof the sBostenian orches-
ira. The party was .chaperoned by Mr.
I and Mrs. Emery, A. Beaudin, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Zotique Beaudin, Mr.. and. Mrs Ed
| ward H. Mahle and Mr. and Mrs Edward
| j. Engquist. Many Of the young men
| who comprise the club are absent with.
| the Thirteenth regiment at Manila. The
! home members are: N. e. Quick A. L.
| Cameron, John Miesen, Harry Cooper,
| Andrew Miesen, N. ]. Prendergast, Carl
! Brand, s. P. Hargan, Emery "A. Beaudin,
! Zotique Beaudin, Edwin M. Wilson, Har-
| ry G. Moe, A. L. Preston Edward H.
| Mahle, George Willcickson, Frank J.
O'Rourke. Robert S. Jameson, Edward
| J. Engquist, Arthur T. Strauss.
Mrs T. A. 6earls, of Burr, street, will
give a progressive euchre party tomor-
row afternoon In honor of Mrs. L.
| Wobles, of Madison, Wis.
| Mrs. George Shaels, Of Burr street, gave
| o'clock dinner last evening for Mrs.
| G. J. Clint, of Winnipeg.
Mrs. George Gander, Of Minnehaha
street, was given a surprise Tuesday
| evening, by number of her friends.
| Mrs. John Elmauist, of Bedford street,
| will entertain the Ladies' Aid Socity of
| the First Swedish Lutheran Church
| tomorrow afternoon.
| The Ladies' Guild of ST. Stephens Epis-
copal Mission, corner View and Randolph
| street, give a ''tableau'' social tonight in
| the guild room satirear Of church
A military ball and exhibition drill will
| be given by the. First Battalion of the
Second Regiment, Minnesota Brigade
| Uniformed Rank, knights Of Pythias at
Armory hall tonight.
The four st. Paul lodges Of the Royal
| neighbours, Royal Oak Harmony, Star
| light and Maple Leaf lodges, Auxiliary
to the Modern Woodmen, gave a dancing
party last evening at Cambridge hall,
for the purpose Of raising funds to pro-
vide for the entertainment of the head
camp of Royal Neighbors, which con-
venes in st. Paul. May e. Between
300 and 400 couples attended the party
| last evening" including large DELEGATIONS
| from the Duluth and Minneapolis camps.
| The guests were received by Mrs. J,
| W. Daley, Mrs. w. c. Montgomery, Mrs.
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