The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-30

noon aIlendance Will be record break
er, owing to the fact that it is the last
afternoon, and all the jobbing houses,
railroads and business establishments gen
orally observe Saturday afternoon as a
half holiday.
1--WE were fired from this BOOTH is the
trlte catch line over about 80 cents worth
of debris where the Stevens & Robert
son exhibit was located before the fire.
Then the Boston has a sign which is
read with smile by many. Forget it,
but remember the Boston"
Over the charred frame of $3.50 piano
is a sign, ''Now SO. 80. We have lot more
wonderful bargains" The marked-down
instrument was part of the exhibit of the
Farwell Music company.
Yesterday was fraterna1 order day, and
many lodgemen were within. the grounds.
The Royal Arch society, of Minneapolis,
came down in a body, and were discerni-
BILE by their badges
The policing of the grounds has been
all that could be desired, and the protec-
tion has been wholly adequate. The light
fingered gentry have given the town
wide berth since the installation of Chief
O'Connor.
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The attendance yesterday probably ex-
ceeded 10000.
Bosco, the man, or whatever it is that
eats snakes, has an inordinate appetite.
1t does about twenty turns" day.
and of necessity the last snake is not
eaten with as much relish as the tirst'
1t does very well, however, and those
who see the creature do his gruesorne
act do not feel inclined to do so again
'It' was captured by military ofncer
in Australia.
IT was stated officially last night that
the use of rubber balls attached to elas-
tics will be prohibited on the GROUNDS To-
day and this evening.
The marriage of Miss Grace. LeonorEa
Cleveland, daughter of Mr.. and MRS; =
w Cleveland to Mr.. George w. Rauden.
hush will take place this evening at
o'clock at the brides home on Sherburne
avenue. Rev. BENJAMIN L. Long!ey, OF
the Central Park M e. chuTch, w MI H. per 81
tended by her sister, Miss Mayme CleVe-
land, as maid of honor Robert oanger 4A
will act as best man. About nifty guests
including only the relatives and most IN
innate friends will be present at the cere-
mony A wedding supper will be served
Immediately after and there will be an
informal reception. MI ana Mrs; tau TAU
Falls and continuing to Wllkesbarres Pa,
where they will be the guests OF the
grooms parents. They VIII De at nome
after Aug. at 81 Sherburne avenue.
Miss Ida Elizabeth Gundlach and Mr..
Robert Field Garland were married Tues
day afternoon at the brides home, White
Bear lake Rev. j. c. Robinson, of the
Presbyterian church at White Bear, read
the service. The ceremony was performed
ferns and marguerites. Both bride and
groom were unattended. Miss Lucy Gund-
ZACH played the wedding music. The
Lohengrin wedding music was played for
a professional and later the Mendelssohn
march was played. The bride was gowned
in white mousseline de sole over white
taffeta and carried a bunch Of Bride
roses.
A reception and supper followed the
wedding the guests being relatives and
Intimate friends. The parlor was decorat-
ed with daisies and the dining room with
pink roses. sweet peas and ferns. Mr..
and Mrs. Garland have gone East on
wedding trip. They will be at home after
Aug. at SAG Fairmount avenue.
Mrs Louis N. Chamberlain will be guest
of honor this morning at a euchre and
buffet luncheon given by the Misses
Shave at their home on East Ninth
street
The Ramsey County Graduate Nurses
association will meet Monday afternoon
in the medical association rooms, Lowry
arcade.
Mrs. w. e. Rogers will entertain the
members of Somerset w. c. T. u. Mon
day afternoon at home 2S4 South Ex-
change street. Mrs. Margaret Kelly will
read a paper on Scientific Temperance
Instruction" A social time will follow
The board of managers of the Babies
home will meet Monday morning at the
home on Lincoln avenue.
Acker Relief Corps No. gave a pro
gressive euchre party last evening at the
nome Of Mr.. and Mrs William Thompson
426 South Wabasha street.
An ice cream social will be given Mon
day evening by the Junior Brotherhood of
st. Andrew and st. Agnes Guild of St
Peters Episcopal Church on the church
lawn.
Mrs. A. A Cratsenberg entertained a
number of Decorah women at an informal
tea Thursday afternoon at her home on
Laurel avenue.
Mrs. c. G. Titcomb entertained at an
Informal musicale last evening at her
home in the Genesee.
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