The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-15

DR.. Charles D. Andrews. the full surpiced
choir Of Christ church sang very softly Gaunt-
let's hymn, The Voice That Breathed o er
Eden" At the conclusion Of the ceremony
the strains of Mendelssohn's famous march
fioated through the church, changing later to
Sullivan's Royal Wedding.
Immediately after the ceremony a recep,
ton was held at the residence of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Reuben Warner The bridal party had
| supper in the dining room The centerpiece
on the table was a great bunch Of Belle
| Siebricht roses and ferns. The mantol was
! banked with tulips and American Beauty
roses. On the sideboard were great buncnes
| of azaleas. tulips and lilies of the valley.
Wreathings of smilax hung from the arches
and great palms filed every available nook.
Those receiving were: Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
Warner Sr., Mr.. and Mrs John Field, Mr..
and Mrs. 7. G. Field, MI. and Mrs Reuben
Warner Jr. and Mrs. George Cochrane, of
Butte, Mont
Mrs. Warner sr. wore an imported gown
Of black crepon, with vest of white satin,
in grey brocaded satin, diamond ornaments
Mrs. Reuben Warner Jr. wore an exquisite
gown Of shot grey silk, with violet trimmings,
wore pale blue net over yellow silk. The
skirt was deeply founced and the bodice
made full with yoke of white satin. studded
with pearls and emeralds.
The reception room was decorated with
palms, wreaths of smilax and Belle
siebricht roses. Masses of cut flow,
everywhere with Charming effect. Sell
ings orchestra, hidden behind a screen of
smilax in the back parlor, discoursed sweet
music. A buffet supper was served the
guests, and each one was presented with a
dainty white box containing some of the
wedding cake. On the boxes were engraved
the letters "W'' and ~" in silver
o'clock. They will go directly to Old Point
Comfort, and later will visit New York and
washington, returning to St. Paul the latter
part of March. They will be at home Tues
days in April at 173 College avenue. The
brides goingaway gown was of helitrope
broadcloth. with velvit hat to match
The grooms gift to his best man was a
scarf pin set with pearls and diamonds
His gifts to the ushers were green leather
card cases with their monographs picked out
In gold
Mrs A. A. White. of Summit avenue, en-
tertained at luncheon yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Peet, of Dayton ave-
nue., entertained about thirty young people
at valentine party last evening.
Mrs. ]. W. Bishop, of Mackubin street,
gave a valentine party from to o'clock
Yesterday in honor of her little daughter,
Elizabeth. Mrs. Bishop was assisted by
Miss Louise Bishop, Miss Mabel Bishop Miss
Eleanor Abbott, Miss Edna Johnston Miss
Marian Abbott. Miss Edith Thurston Miss
Ruth Thurston. One of the features of the
party was a Cupid postoffice erected In one
corner OF the drawing room for the exchange
OF valentines. Valentine games and dane
Ing whiled away pleasant afternoon. Sup
per was served at 6 o'clock. About forty
children were entertained.
Miss Morse and Miss Edna Rice of Dayton
avenue, were hostesses at very pretty val
entine party given last evening. The parlors
were decorated with smilax and red carna-
tons The favors and refreshments were
all heart-shaped, the colors red and white
predominating. The gowns of the hostesses
were trimmed with large red hearts. Each
guest was provided with pencil and card on
which was written a floral love story, the
blanks to be filled with the names of differ
ent flowers. The one who filled in the
| blanks correctly won the prize. Each guest
was also requested to write an original val
entine. About forty young people were en-
| tertained
Miss Miller entertained the Old Maids
| club at valentine card party yesterday
| afternoon. The favors and refreshments
| were heart-shaped.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Pease, of Grand ave-
nue., entertained the Entire Nous Euchre club
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs: Elijah Baker, of Marshall
avenue. entertained the Tigers at a valentine
euchre party last evening
The first annual military hall of the
Eldridge Zouaves was given last night at
Armory hail. The hall was beautifully fes
| TONED with flags and bunting in profusive
toilets of the ladies and the striking uniforms
| of the zouaves, made the scene animated
and beautiful. The zouaves gave an exhibi-
| ton drill in foot movements that showed
| clever proficiency. Then followed a pro
| gramme of seventeen dances to the music of
| the Twin City Mandolin orchestra, lasting
Constellation Chapter No. IS, of the Order
OF the Eastern Star, gave one. of their de-
| lightful social hops at Masonic Temnle in
Lowry arcade, last night About seventy
| five couples participated Refreshments were
| served in the hall. The Twin City Mandolin
club furnished the music.
Miss Anna Nelson was guest of honor at
surprise party Monday evening at the home
OF Miss Selma Nelson, on Fauquier street.
ments of the evening. Those present were
the Misses Ella and Carrie Willie Ella Pear
son, Mollie Seeliek, Jessie Patterson, Hilsda
E Aaaa H Olson MaSe dOrn Esther
Norman, Lulu Johnson; Messrs I'd Strong
William Seelick, John Boogren, Charley
Wagner William Kirk, Adolph Donaldson,
son, Otto Cleverter, Jeonerd Benson, John
Hamerlund and others.
A surprise arranged by Miss Kate Hanson
was given Miss Anna Carlson at her home
| on York street. Valentine games were the
features OF the evening.
An entertainment will be given bv Union
Lodge No. /, Independent Order of Good
Iemplars, at Relief Society hall, al East
| Ninth street tomorrow evening. A mixed
| programme will be given. Hon. ]. W. Arc
lander, of Minneapolis, will lecture on ..The
Evils Of Intemperance
The Ladies auxiliary will give euchre
party next Thursday evening, Feb. is. p the
nail OF Union Lodge No. 4S, l. o. o. = F..
corner Fifth and Wabasha streets. Light
| refreshments will be served.
| Miss Sadie Nicols Smith, Of College avenue.
has gone to Chicago for two weeks.
! DR.. s. G. Smith has gone East to fill an
engagement to preach at vassar college.
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