The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21
SOCIAL LIFE III ST. PiIA

A large audience enjoyed the sacred
concert last evening at st. Luke's Eatha--
lie church, for the benefit of the church.
The programme was, under the direction
of Mrs F. H. Hoffman,, who also acted
as accomPanst. The soloists were in eN-
celient voice, and the programme iaclud-
ed some musical gems, OF unusual Taecit
was the reeitative freIn Handels Mes
siah. Gle That DWelieth in Heaven
sung by Harry E. George. Mr.. George
also sang All aria from the same crate
RIO Thou Snalt Break Them" Later
he sang, How Long, o Lord, '2'from
Dudley Buck $ Triumph OF David" Mrs.
c. A REM sang "Dixit, Dominus, Mod
erati,' accompanied by st. Luke's choir.
The number was sung with reverence and
a noticeable finish. Miss Florence Ma
ri0n Pace sang, $50 Wilt the Lord. from
TsehaikoH SKIS 'eJe- me d A c. snd M a.
delsOhn'S Hear My Prayer. Miss
Grace Dapz sang ''Laudate Pueri," lin
gareIli. with choir accompaniment. TIE
concluding number, the "Haleluj2h"
chorus. was rendered with fine effect by
the mixed Choir. One organ number was
given last evening, HaHdeEs largo, by
Frank Danz Jr Other numbers were:
'Graziosa.' Tours" by Miss Shave, and
the aria. sit Is Enough" from the ''E i
JAM sung by Frank Hoffman,.
The Ham.ine w. c. T. U. will meet to-
day with Mrs s. c. Kerr. A report Of
the state convention at Mankato will be
made, and Miss e. NJ. Clark will read
az paper on Essentials of True Beauty
II the Home. ~
About seventy-ffve of the young people
of Grace M. e. church held an informal
banquet and table talk last evening in
the church pGr.oSs The guests included
members Of the, fi9Worth i94Sues the Of
hcers OF the church. and the Stnda y
school teachers. The table was decorated
with cut flowers and growing pants t'et-
lowing the banquet there was q table
talk. DIR. Robinson acted as toastmas-s
ter. Rev. Homer Ashcrdft delivered an.
address. Other speakers, were Mrs. Ben
jamin l.. Lorgley, of Central Park M.
church. and Mr.. Doliver, of Grace NJ.
E. church.
The marriage of Miss Lillian Rose,
niece Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Ballard. OF
Carroll street, to VIII iara A. Rudd. l9ca1
manager CT the Western Union Telegraph
company and superintendent of the n.
D. T.. took place yesterday afternoon at
5 O'Clock at the home of Mrs. Ballard.
The rooms were decorated with smilax,
pink and white roses and asters: Rev.
Ernest Dray. of ST. Clements Episcopal
church. oficiated. Both bride and groom
We're unattended. The bride. wore her
hat to match. After the ceremony a
wedding collation. was served.
Mr.. and Ms Rudd left last evening
for an Eastern trip. Upon their return
they viii be at hone. at the Colonnade.
The wedding of Miss Louise M. Bloom
Wednesday evening at the residence of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs Peter
Bloom. White Bear lake. DIR. F. M. Rue.
pres ding elder Of the Methodist 18th hist EpiT
BouTquin. of North Branch, a sister OF
the groom, attended the bride. The best
man was Robert Bloom. brother of the
bride. The rooms were decorated with
roses. dahlias. asters and ported plants.
The bride was gowned in white Persian
lawn over white taffeta. Her maid wore
ceremony wedding luncheon was served
to TWEEN tv-ftVe guests, relatives or init
mate friends of the bride and groom.
After 2 short wedding Journey Mr.. and
Mrs. BourGuin will be at home after
Oct. at White Ressr,.
Mrs. c r. Groff. Of Pleasant avenue.
IS entertaining her mother. Mrs De
MonterviNe. nf WASHINGTON. D. c. and
Dor nephew, Master chard Topham, of
Chicago.
Miss Lou Teller, of Pleasant avenue,
has returned from Europe.
Miss Mary Foley. Of Summit avenue,
has gone to Vassar college.
Mis- Miss Moore. ,who. has been the guest of
Mrs E. w. BerriSford. of Bad Eagle
lake. has returned to st. Joseph. Mo.
Mrs Lee Clark. of ST Louis. is the
guest Of Mrs. Matt Clark, of Summit
avenue.
Mrs. Louise Parker. of Summit ave-
nue., has returned from the East
Mrs A. 3. Morton. of the Lennnx. is
entertaining Mrs. Minnie L. Van Slyke,
of Fond du Lac.
Mrs. c. A. Dibble. of Summit avenue.
is entertaining Mrs. LaTribee and John
Larribee. of Deer Lodge. Mont
Miss Ethel Garrison. Of Pleasant ave-
hue. has returned from Vernon Mich
Mrs. Andrew Chemist. of Portland ave-
nue.. is in the East. ~
Mr.. and Mrs J. o. Glanvina. Of Nelson
avenue, are in Galveston, Tex ~
Mrs. Otto Reminder. of Aurora avenue.
will leave for Red Wing Eext Monday
afternoon.