The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-16
ONE DAY In SOCIETY
UNIQUE WOODEN WEDDING ANN
VERSARY AT HOME OF
MRS. FREEMAN
FOURTEEN EUCHRE TABLES


Gle Club Down the Mississippi ON
the Steamer Vernie Mac-Lawn
Fete by Young People Of the
bethlehem German Presbyterian.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Freeman enter
tanned a number of friends last evening
at their home on Hague avenue. in cele-
bration Of their wooden wedding ami
versary. Progressive euchre was played
at fourteen tables The score cards were
all sorts of odd shapes, fashioned out of
thin pieces of wood and tied with red
and white ribbons. These two colors were
used entirely in the floral decorations.
The refreshments were served on wooden
dishes and in these the two colors, red
and white, predominated. Mrs. Freeman
was assisted by Miss Freeman, Miss Maud
Freeman and the Misses Gertrude and
Bessie Lamb.
The Laurel Cycle club will give a moon
light excursion this evening down the
Mississippi on the steamer, VERNE Mac,
and dancing barge. The boat will leave
| the foot of Jackson street at 7:45, return
| ing in time to catch the last car. Hill
| yard orchestra will play.
The Young Peoples Society of the Beth
leham German Presbyterian Church gave
& lawn fete last evening on the grounds,
corner of Goodrich avenue and Garfield
street. The tables were in charge Of Mrs.
| Dorman Miss Maltin, the Misses Moore,
Miss Hoff Miss Grinewold, Miss NIittends,
Miss Push, Miss Miller; Messrs. Olden-
burg, Carl Mittends, Fred Kooch and
James Bolt
The marriage of Miss Martha Char
lotte HURT, OF this city, and Mr.. Everett
Grey Loring, of Exeter, n. H, was SOL
emrized last evining at o'clock at the
residence of the brides brother, Arthur
P. HURT, of Minnehaha Fails. Rev.
Benjamin Longley, Of the Central Park
NJ E. church, performed the ceremony.
The house was deliberately decorated
with cut flowers and palms, pink being
the predominatjng color. The bridal
| couple stood under a large floral bell
composed Of maiden hair fern and brush
roses. Miss Marie Clark, of Merriam
Park, played the wedding march The
bride wore a travelling gown Of fawn-
colOred suiting, with hat to match She
carried q large bouquet of bride roses.
After the ceremony large reception
was held, the bride and groom receiving
with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur P. HURT
The following young people assisted:
Miss Marie HuXtable. Miss Anna Shep-
ard, Miss Ance Sitter, Miss Katherine
Bolinger, Miss Williams, Messrs. Thonp-
son and Carey. Among the out of town
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Case and
the Misses Case, of Owatonna; Mr.. Case
of Duluth; Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop, OF Sank
Center, and Mrs Taggert, of River
Falls. Mr.. and Mrs Loring left last
evening for Exeter, their future home,
where Mr.. Loring is principal of one Of
the public schools
The Misses Eckert have invitations out
for a rose whist to be given tomorrow
| evening at their home on Nelson avenue
The Epworth League of King Street
M. E. Church gave a very pretty lawn
fete and social last evening at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. E c. Horsnerl
Jas Baker street. The grounds were
brightly Illuminated with numerous col
ored lanterns and calcium lights making
very pretty effect. There was an in
teresting programme of vocal and in
strumental music. A male Cuartette
composed of John w. Weller, Anton
Wigein, George Lehman and John w
Wiggin. sang several numbers. Mrs
Berg, Mr.. DELI Sackett and HarsneI
| brothers also contributed to the pro-
gramme The following young ladies had
charge of the refreshments: Miss Alice
Lawler, Miss Dollie Sheehan, Miss Lii
liam Lathrop, Miss Anna Weller Miss
Lucy Lehman and Miss Alice johnson.
The members of the American History
club will picnic Thursday, Aug. "A, at
Minnehaha Falls
Mrs. G. F. Loweth will entertain the
Spinsters' club tomorrow afternoon at her
home on Ashland avenue.
Mrs. H. Stanley Wood, of Ashland ave-
nue., will entertain this afternoon in honor
of her guest Mrs. Harrison, of Helena
Mont
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore and family,
of 81 Smith avenue, will move today into
their new home on Lincoln avenue
Mrs. Stewart L. Moore and Miss Lillian
Moore, of Holly avenue, have gone to
Chicago.
Mrs. R. S. schadle and Miss Maud
Schadle, of Pleasant avenue have return
ed from the Blue mountains in Pennsyl-
vania.
DR. and Mrs. E. ]. Abbott and family,
Brule.
Mrs. Charles Titcomb. of the Genesee e
entertaining Miss Edna Mcknight.
Sheldon, N. D.
Edward N Saunders, of Summit ave-
nue., is at present in Scotland with
party of Yale college friends.
MRS. l.. A Robinson, of Fairmount av,
nue., Will return next week from Hav-
ward. Nah
MISS Marie L. Obenauer of Summit avo-
nue. spent Monday in Duluth
Mr. and Mrs. B. Cook will leave Sat
p erGay on the steamer Northland for
Mrs. W. H. Monty, of Ashland avenue
has gone to Boston. ~
Miss Julia Widman, of Rice street Is
visiting friends and relatives at Dubnonn
10. NNq"e'
Miss Harriet Carroll, of Hague avenue
is at Chisago lakes.
Mrs. Newell H. Clapp of Portland ave
nue. will return today from Chisaeo
lakes ---0'so
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Kahn have taken
apartments at the Aberdeen.
Mr. c. H. Burch, of Ashland avenue
Is entertaining his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
E. c. Burch, of Fort Covington, N. Y.
Rev. and Mrs. George E. Soper. of Igle
hart street, will return from the East
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward t. Jones. of
Pleasant avenue, will remove shortly to
Milwaukee, where they will make their
future home. Mrs. Jones will spend the
remainder of this month visiting friends
in Philadelphia.
Miss Clara Topel, who has been visiting
Mrs. c. E. Popp, of Portland avenue. has
returned to Ashland, Wis
Miss Mabel Milham, of st. Anthony
avenue, is spending few weeks at Prior
lake.