The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-27
SOCIAL IM III ST. PAUL

The marriage Of Mrs. Louise Taylor
Churchill, daughter4of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Dunton Taylor, to William Chandler
Parcher was solemnized Thursday at
Z o'clock at the BRIDES home, Cos East
Twe1ty-seventh street Minneapolis. Rev.
w. W Holmes, of Lowry Hill Congrega-
t1onal church., read the service in the
presence Of relatives and family friends
only. Both bride and groom were unat-
tended. The bride was agowned inAra
gray silk grenadine, made with "a demi
train. THE. bodice was made with q
pointed vest of corded silk, trimmed with
lace and bolerO jacket.,tA bunch of pur-
pie violsts was carried. 2s,,.i-e 49,;
4 Following the ceremony there was an
informal reception. Mr. and Mrs Parch=
er left last evening efor Duluth Upon.
3 their return they will -sbe, at home atz606.
East; TWenty-seventh street, yMfnneap-s
ellis.
"A group of aphilanthropically. inclined
!: young women held a. bazaar Thursday.
Tor thetcbenefati of 4he hahlBsh ef1ome; on:
Lincoln ayenue.Jsf The fancy. work table
was in Charge of Miss Ruth aFriska and
Miss Said Sargent Miss Agatha De LAM;
bert and Miss Anna Stevenson presided
over the table, where homemade. cook
ing was displayed The candy and pop
corn tableWas IN charge OF Miss Caroline
Salisbury and Miss Florenees Lohlker
Miss. Jessie : Holloway served chocolate.
In the evening there was dancing. -
maliy at tea Thursday at her home on
Iglehart, street in, honor of Mrs j. C.
Metcalf,-. of LeuisVille, KY, and Mrs.
Ringold, of Cincinna tin =
Members Of the Thursday club were
hostesses to the New Century clubsThurs-
in the parlor of the; Aberdeen. Mrs. Bur
oank read paper on sRuskin and Art"
The Y. P, S. C. E. of the First Presby
rob 1.o-l
day evening In the parlors of the church.
Mrs. J. C. Michael has cards out for a
euchre party, 20 be given Thursday aft
ernoon, Nov. l, at: her home on Laurel
avenue. =
Miss Bowlin will give a large dancing
party this evening .at her home on Sum
nit avenue in honor of Miss Helen Epan
and Miss Katherine Shields, of Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H Johnston. of Port
land avenue, gave tally-ho and dinner
party Tuesday evening at the Town and
Country club.
Mr. and Mrs. John, A Stevenson: of
Portland avenue, announce the engage
ment of their; dau9h tertMis Nellie Stew
enson' to Warren sSeeley.
Nathan Hale chapter, Daughters of the
american Revolution, will meet Tuesday
SSLternoon with Mrs.-sJehn Knuppe, Of
Summit avenue.
A handkerchief. shower was given
Wednesday evening by Miss Dorothy
Miss Josie Bowman, who left last even
Ing for Cleveland; Q. u
A surprise party was given last satnr-
day evening in honor of Mrs Margarat
kIePs fifty eighth birthday at her bonna
2l6 Bates avenue. About fifty guests Were
entertained. 'oie
Inc Ladies Aid society of the Park
congregational church gave it's ANIMAL
hG s Wfa last evening ad r to the pastor and
Sregor, at the home of Mr. and Mrs "
= White, on Goodrich avenue. Dr. ami
Mrs Mrs White received with DR. and Mrs
Kule They We're assisted bv Mr. ans
MRS W. j. Dwyer. An informal nn1lsi-
cal programme was given. Miss DicJI;n.
sen sen: Miss Schooner. Mss Pease and Miss
about 100 people called during the even.
ing to pay their respects to the pastor
and his wife. p'oA
The Ladies' Aid society of ST An+ho
ny Park M. E. church gave recept.on
!sst evening at the home of DR.. and Mrs
F. f. ~ N Rule 2a9o Bayiess avenue, in honor
has been returned for another wear a.
pastor of the ST. lrAntlony Park M +
church The house was decorated with
L.
Rule were assisted by Rev and Mrs San
derson, Miss Edith Weed Miss Mia
Smith, and Miss Bannon An informal
musical programme was given and re-
freshments were served
The Laurel Cycle club gave its oneninrr
dancing party of thes season last evening
at Lifts hall e
mothers tea, the first of a SERIES of
twenty-five to be held this winter at the
Bethel, was given yesterday aftarnoon
About seventy women attended Mrs
Highbee presided cover the pr1gramnne
which included ansinteresting address bv
Rev. Theodore Sedgwink, Of the Church Of
st. John the Evangelist who spoke on
Happy Honest Mrs, Robert Burns
played, and Miss Wood, who is a prea CHI
er at the FriendsiH church. in MinneaDo-
lis. recited a number of Eugene Fields
poems. Mrs Harriet Van Name had
charge of the refreshments She was as
sisted by Mrs. Kellogg, Mrs S. r. Nun
naly, Mrs. H. c. Coykendall Miss Van
Name and Miss Mehnert.
Mrs A H Warren, of Summit avenue.
gave a dancing party last evening al the
Albion, in honor of Miss Gillespie, of
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs # D Rrnu-n. of Portland