The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-04
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The Eighth ward branch of the
woman's Civic league met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. George Mehl, S24
Charles street. This branch of the league
has but recently organized. 1t is COM
posed Of twenty-five women residing in
the ward. Yesterday there was an cleo
ten of officers which resulted as fol-
lows: Chairman, Mrs. David Ramaley;
vice chairman, Mrs. Rebecca Gaines; sec
rotary and treasurer, Mrs H. c. Sachse.
w R. Johnson, county auditor, ,L ad-
dressed the meeting yesterday on 1.-The
Strength of Organtzsgion." His address
was followed by a discussion convern-
ing the Improvement of approaches to
Como park. An effort will be made by
the Civic league as a whole TO make
these approachs slightly. The Eighth
ward branch will meet again In two
weeks.
The Somerset branch Of the Woman $
Christian Temperance union, will hold
it's annual meeting Monday afternoon at
the Y. M c. A There will be an cleo
ton of officers and the annual reports
of the superintendent Of departments.
superintendent for the coming year will
be appointed and delegates will be chosen
to represent the union at the state con-
vention, which will be held in Mankato,
Aug. % to 81, and also at prison Sunday,
Aug. 10, when the white ribboners will
hold services at Saltwater.
The marriage Of Miss Rose ]. Sikorskl,
of Wlnona, to Frank A. Skorczewski, Of
st. Paul, took place Wednesday, after
noon at 5 o'clock in Stanislaus Catholic
church, Rev. Joseph Cleminsh omciat-
ing.
The bridal couple were attended by
Misses Theresa Sikorski, sister of the
bride; Pauline Skorczewski and John
Skorczwsk1 and Gus Cheslickp.
Immediately after the ceremony the
! bridal couple and their friends repaired
to the brides home, at 1865 East Second
street, where wedding supper was en-
joyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. S1orczwsh left for an
extended Eastern trip, after which they
will be at home to their friends in st.
Paul. where the groom is in the dry
goods business.
Mrs. c. Weyerhaeuser, of Little Falls,
has announced the engagement of her
sister, Miss Moon. of Duluth, to E. P.
Towne, a young attorney of that city.
Miss Moon has a large acquaintance In
st. Paul, having lived here formerly,
She is a daughter of D. Fl. Moon.
Inc engagement Is announced Oh MISS
Chaplin, daughter of A B. Chaplin, of the
st. Louis Lumber company, to Mr.. Fergu-
son, of West Superior.
Mrs. George Kenyon. Of Summit ave-
nue. will entertain informally at dinner
Saturday evening. Following the dinner
the guests will drive to the Town and
Country club house.
The hoor5 ~ mana oerS of ha Ra HES
home will meet Monday NJ ming at the
home on Lincoln avenue.
A euchre party will be given Thurs
| day, Aug. g, at the residence of Mrs. y.
T. Friend, 245 East Tenth street, for the
benefit of the Infants home.
| ]. d. McDermott and Miss Maud Hart
of st, Paul, were married at Hastings
yesterday, by Stephen Newell, ESD.
Mrs. Brandt, of Kittson place, is enter
tanning her two nieces, Miss B bh
Evans Of Bellevue, To-, and Miss Bertha
Stems. Of Kansas City, Mo.
The Marshall Avenue Junior Croquet
club, composed of Misses Irma Radcliffe
Ivy Block. Vera and Grace Robertson
and Master jim Block. chaperoned b.
Misses Sadie and Bessie Radcliffe. spen
Friday at Lake Como
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Schlick Jr. ant
two children, OF Dayton avenue, VIII leaV'
| shortly for Carlsbad, Germany, on &C
count of Mr. Schlick's health. They viii
spend several weeks abroad.
Miss Nellie B. Hope. Of Dayton ave
nue. is visiting at Deerwood. the CUES
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Richardson, Of Du
luth.
Mrs. John E. King. of College avenue
is in Chicago.
Miss Alice Rhodes, of Holly avenue. Il
the guest of Miss Clark at Chisaga lake
Miss Shandrew, of Ashland avenue, Il
entertaining Miss Baldwin, of Cleve
land, 0.
The Misses Read, of Milwaukee, whc
have been the guests of Mrs. Albert P
Moss of Selby avenue, will return home
today
Mrs. Van Kirk, of Dayton avenue ant
her guest, Miss Alice Smith. Of Detroit
Mich, are at Eden Prairie.
Mrs. Emerson, Miss Stephenson, Mis-
Undertake and Miss Taylor have return
ed from Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Ricketts,, O
Charleston, ILL.,. are the guests Of Mr.. anC
Mrs. ]. q. Ricketts,, Of Paramount ave
nue..
Miss Rothschild, of Wisconsin, is tn,
guest of Mrs. HarPy Rothschild, of Mar
shall avenue
Mrs. Sidney H Reeves, of Pleasant ave
nue., will spend the remainder of the sum
mer in Iowa.
Mrs. Francis A. French and Miss Glib
son, Of Selby avenue, are taking a rive
trip to st. Louis.
Miss Margaret Quirk, of Milwaukee
has been the guest the past two week.
of Miss Mamie E. Geary, Columbia
street.
Mrs R. L harrington, Of Ashland ave
nue., is at Minnetonka for six weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. Morrison and family o
East Twelfth street. are spending a fort
night at TayIor's Falls.
Mrs. E. A. McClintfe and Miss Grac,
Or.
Mrs. Rukard Hurd and her guest, Mrs
Harris, will go to Mount Clements thi:
week.
Mrs. w. H. Canning, of Virginia ave
nue., is entertaining Miss Rudolph, of Nev
York.
The Misses Hoffman. Of Ashland ave
nue., are entertaining the Misses Lorett
and Elizabeth Mahoney of Galena, III.
Mrs. Horace Lamb, of Laurel avenue
and Miss Jessie Lamb, Of Kansas City
will go to Chicago this week.
Mrs. Warren Upham of the Genesee
will spend Sunday at Mortified.
Miss Lillian Mcguire will spend Angus
with friends in Winnipeg and Rat Por
! tage.
Mrs: c. e. Stone. of crocus hill. is Wis
ittng In Duluth.
Whit Browne. of Portland avenue, re-
turned yesterday from a three weeks Wis
| 1t to Montreal.
Mrs p N Doudel of Pleasant avenue
Is the guest of the Misses Mcdonald, OF
| Farfbault.
Mrs. and Miss Montgomery, of supe
rior, were guests OF Mrs. c. D. Robertson
the past week.
Mrs. Viola e. Pettingill and children
and Miss ZenZiuS, Of Selby avenue are