The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-31
SOCIAL LIFE in ST. PAUL

Mrs. c. G. Titcomh and Miss Hope,
who have charge of the musicale pro-
gramme to be given at the Federation
Of Womens clubs headquarters on the
state 1a1r grounds, have completed their
programme for each day. The soloists
for Tuesday are Prof. H. E. Phillips,
Miss Florence Marion Pace, Mrs. c. O.
Kreiger and Miss Mary Keough. Miss
Rose Nabersburg will De the pianiste
Wednesday, Miss Hopes Junior orches-
ira will render a programme of pa
triotic music in the morning, and Con-
gresham Stevens and Mrs. w. P. Jewett
will deliver addresses. Miss Frost will
sing. In the afternoon Miss Hopes La
dies orchestra will play, and Miss Wood,
Miss Alcott and Miss Edith Harriet Muir
ray, of Lake City, will sing. Thursday
the Northwestern Conservatory of Mu-
sic will give the programme. Clarence
A Marshall will be the director. Friday
Miss Mae Huffsmith, Miss Susie KranZ,
of Hastings; Miss Mile Pottgeiser and
Harry E. George will be the soloists. Ar
thur Burg, violinist, and Miss Minnie
Bergh, pianiste, will also give numbers.
During the week Mrs. D. f. Colville viii
read a paper on "Fads." Monday the
Ladies Thursday Musicale will nave
charge of the programme, and Saturday
that club and the Schubert club will give
a Joint programme 1hA1dSAlOob SAAS
week Miss Mary Furber will give dem
constructions of Parsons musical kinder
garten system.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Mark, of Reaney
street, announce the engagement of their
daughter Fanny to Jake Litman. of De
troit, Mich. Tuesday afternoon and even
ing Mr. and Mrs. Mark will receive for
their daughter at the family residence
The marriage of Miss Grace Nc
Creight, of this city, to Eugene Bunneil,
of ST. Paul Park was solemn1zed
Wednesday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. McCreight, 275 Fisk street. Rev:
p. A. Schwarz, of the South ST. Paul
Presbyterian church, read the service.
The brides attendant was Miss Mabel
Robinson, of OeIwein, 10. Walter Stacey
OF St Paul Park. was best man. me
bride was gowned in Persian lawn and
carried white roses Mr.. and Mrs Bun
nell will reside at st. Paul Park
The marriage of Miss Stella Slavln,
| daughter of MIR! and Mrs. James StaVln'
| to DR.. owen McKeown, of Minneapolis,
was soIemnized yesterday morning at
o'clock at the cathedral. Rev. J. j.
| Iawler officiated The bridesmaid was
Miss Margaret Slavin and DR.. HENS
| of Minneapolis, was best man. a Wen
! ding breakfast was served at the BRIDE
home. 763 Cedar street. After wedding
trip to the coast, Mr.. and Mrs. Mckeo"n
will reside at Hanover, Mimi.
The Misses Freeman, of Summit ave
nue., gave a luncheon yesterday at their
summer home, Royal Oaks, Birch lake,
in honor of Miss Barter, their guest
|
A lawn social was. given last evening
at the home of Mrs. C. F. Corser, $50
| Randolph street, under the auspices OF
the Ladies' Aid Society of the Ollvet
| M. E. Church.
About 1870 children belonging to the
Jewish Industrial school enjoyed an out
ing at Como yesterday. The party went
out to tteApark in the morning In char-
tered cars, returning yesterday att
i ernoon. The day was spent in games
and boat rides Mrs. Jacob Wirth had
charge.
Miss Hattie Merrill, of New York, is the
guest of Judge and Mrs Otis, OF summit
| avenue.
Miss Nellie B. Hope. of DAYTON avenue,
| has returned from Chicago.
Mrs. Jacob Dittenhofer, of Summit ave-
| nue. is entertaining Mrs. KLEIN, of C-eVe-
| land, Ohio.
| Boston, will be the guests during Sep
| TENDER of Mrs. Hope, of Dayton avenue
Mrs. W. L. Banning, Sr., and Miss Ban
| ming, of Wilkin- street, left last evening
| for the East. They will attend the Aver
| Gordon wedding next week atrLttle Boy
| Head, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Bergmeier. of Foun-
| tain street, had as their guests yesterday,
Mr.. George H. Smith and children. and
Miss Mary Smith. of New Mexico.
Mr.. and MRS. Herman Oppenheim, of
| Summit avenue are at their lodge on the
banks of the st. Croix.
Mrs. ]. A. Alien, of Summit avenue, is
entertaining Mrs. M. T. Thomas.
Mrs. ]. Watson Smith and family. Of
Summit avenue are expected home next
week from the East.
Miss Lillian whitaker. Of East Tenth
street, left last evening for New York
Mrs. George C. Squires, of Summit
Court, has returned from trip to the
Pacific coast.
Mrs. and Mrs. Matthew H. Murphy, OF
Laurel avenue, will spend the coming
winter in Southern Italy.
Miss Delphine Robertson, of Hague ave-
nue., will leave next week for Montreal.
where she will attend school.
Miss Meade, sof Pleasant avenue, has
returned from the East.
Miss Lillian Rose, OF Dayton avenue,
has returned from Wisconsin.
Mrs Ralph W. Cavenaugh and the
Misses Cavenaugh. Of the Ryan Hotel,
will return today from New York.
Mrs. Anna Agnew and family, who have
been visiting for the past month Mr. and
Mrs. w. L. Agnew. 800 Iglehart street.
have returned to Virden. Manitoba
The Epworth league, of Dayton's Bluff
German M E. church, gave a lawn social
last evening at the home of Miss Bach,
on Pacific street The committee In
charge was Miss Bach, Miss Pauline
Burger, Miss Amelia Wichman, Edward
Miller and Henry Beckendorf
Jake Litman of Detroit Mich, is visit
ing his aunt, Mrs. Abraham Marks, of
Jackson street.
DR.. O. W. Archibald. of the Colonnade.
is spending week at Perham, Mimi Dr.
Anderson, of Devils Lake. N d has
charge of his patients
Mrs. Thomas, of Window. Mimi, is the
guest of Miss Canning, of the Dartmouth