The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-30
THE SOCIAL
WORLD.

The marriage of Miss Minnie Lou Hill.
daughter of Mrs M. " Steigers, and
Ernest H Nolan, was solennized yes
terday morning at st JoSeph's Catholic
church. Rev. Father Garland, of Eagle
,IroVe, read the marriage service The
PRIDE was attended by her sister, Miss
NOME Hill, as maid of honor. Maurice
iiA9dung Was best man. The bride wore
t Fer golng7away gown, tailor frock Of
IN Nh Venteian cloth with hat to match.
MISS MISS NOME Hill wore gray tailor gown
with hat to match. Following the ce1e-
nohy wedding h'eak1ast was served at
Inc residence of the brides grandfather,
A L. Larpenteur, on Dale street, In
me evening large reception was held.
me house was handsomely decorated
with pIofusion oI cut flowers Mains
and ferns. Among the assisting w fo1Irl-l1
were NILS. j. b. smith, Mrs. w A Lar
penteu-, Mrs. Schroeder, Mrs. M. -.
Briggs, the Misses Tnorne, Miss Rem
hart, Miss Maloney, Miss Kalroon. Miss
l1ass, Miss Zanzius. Mr.. and Mrs. No.
ian lett last evening for the East They
VIII be at home after January at 1908
Portland avenue
Inc marriage of Miss Hattie S. kellogg,
9 daughter of Mrs. Richard E. kellogg,
low Seipy avenue, to Caspar C. Dickens,
son SO , OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Dickson,
OF MacaIester park, was soIemnized yes
terday afternoon at the brides home.
Rev, BENJAMIN L. Longley, pastor of The
Central Park M. E.. church, read the mar
Intimate friends were present at the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Dickson left
last evening for Jackson, Mich. the
nome nome Or OF relatives ;ti of the bride. From
where MI. Dickson has a position in ono
q q, tne departments of the congressional
The marriage of Miss Bridget Juaine.
daughter of Mrs. Margaret Juain, Of
0oIoon, MINI, to James Mcguire princi-
pa OF the ST Paul business college, was
SSoGlemnized yesterday morning at st.
Michaers church. Rev. p. O'NeiiI OIL
c!ated. The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Annie JUAN, and the groom
o Sre MattneW g. Byrne. Following the
ed at the residence Of the brides cousin.
MRS. w. r. Garvey, 1874 East Winifred
street. The out of town guests were:
the Misses Ryan, of Jordan, MINI. After
snort wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
guire Will be at home at 5S5 Cedar street. (,
The members Of the Standard club eava
large card party, followed by an in
formal dance last evening in Standard
club rooms, at Cambridge hall About
Sevehty people were entertained. Ia
yofs at euchre were won by Mrs. Am
prose Gu1terman, Mrs. Henry Stein DR.
r. Haas and Sam Haas. The Twin civ
ma aanoG 4 orchestra played for the dane
ing which followed the game. sumner
was served at 80 Sigismmm GraTa
and Joseph Simon were on the epterfa GTe
ment committee.
A number of noted weddings were SOL
emn1zed Wednesday in Minneapolis mo-
LabIe among them being that of Miss
Etnei Morgan Lovejoy, daughter of ME
qua Ga MIS-, Stephen b. LoVejoy, and Frank
CoYey Hale, which was solemnized TVad
neSday evening at s o'clock at the brides
nome, 1853 Hawthorne avenue Only A.
Srtail gr9uP OF re atives and near friends
formed by DR.. Marion d. Shutter Miss
Emma Emma LoveJoy was maid of honor and
MISS MaJorie Lovejoy was flower Girl
me pride was gowned in white crepe de
crime ana carried Bride roses. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hale left on a Southern trip. They
VIII be at home in the Groveland flats
after Jan. l.
Miss Helen I. Williams. daughter or
MT and Mrs. Edward A Williams. and
W1lllam Frederick Hurtgren, Of MiiWau
Aee, Wis, were married Wednesday
church, Minneapolis. The bride vas ar
Iended by Miss Frances De Lancey and
MISS Belle Malmstedt Marguorite
RT ladIe[, Oh milwaukee, was flower girl
Rev; s. 3. PurYes read the marriage
service. Following the ceremony there
was was reception at the brides home, on
fI1th street southeast. Mr. and Mrs
ddddpTt$ren will be at home after Jan. at
600 washington avenue, Milwaukee, Wis
, A very pleasant Thanksgiving surprise
was rendered to the members of the
Arenstefn family at Central nall Mr.
anG mrs. III. Harris were presented with.
d beautiful candelabrum, Louis f. Aren-
stem ; en-, with a diamond ring, William with
d 9cld watch and chain, Jennette with q
pair OF opera glasses and John with a
watch and chain. These were all birtb-
cay gifts of their father and mother
ABOUT fifty couples were present. sing
ing, dancing and refreshments We're i5-
oulged in until midnight
Mrs. Judson Wade Bishop entertained
at dinner yesterday at her home on Mac
teen. III S'A-
IN Mr.. AM, and Mrs: Eugene Ward entertained
last evening at their home on st. Adams
street, in honor of Miss Williams of Far
20 MISS Collins and Mr.. Collins, Of Grand
Mrs. William Kennedy, of the Buck
lhSham, will entertain Informally this
evening S1g for Mrs. Agnes c. Davis, of Min
Mr., and Mrs. S. E. Mahan entertained
at dinner yesterday at their home ON
1elehart street, in honor of Hon. Nils
5Boqtln Of bayfield,, Wis. Covers were
The. Friday circle will meet today at
me !535 =. Aberdeen be The subject viii be the
. rise OF Prussia - Mrs. Hospes will pre-
sent paper on Frederick the Great"
Mrs. E. M. Prouty will entertain the
members of the Kangaroo club this even
ing at her home on Summit avenue.
In the way of finale to yesterdays
observance the members of the local =
chapter of the Court of Honor enter
tanned their friends with a dance at
Sherman hall last night There were
about 250 people present and a very en-
Joyable evening was spent.
AT Ii O'Clock supper was served Those
acting on the committee in charge were:
Mrs. c. ]. Sund, Mrs M. J. Pringle, Miss
Cariesen, Mrs. Nystrom and Mrs. a. J.
Miller.
After supper dancing was resumed and
the merrymaking kept up until late
hour.
Mr.. and Ms Val J. Rothschild, Of
Fairmount avenue, left last evening for
the East
Mrs. Norman Fetter, of Paramount ave-
nue., is entertaining Miss Lees, CT Chi
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Webb, of Nelson
avenue, are in Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ward of St
Adams street, are entertaining Miss Will
liams Of Fargo =
Mr. and Mrs. M C~Woodruff are in
Barbarous Needless Noise.
New York Tribune
There are those who affect to regard
noise as northumberland, as something
to be encouraged and to feel proud Of
rs an indication of energy and tstren-
uous life" The most potent processes
in nature are noiseless, while those
which are full Of sound and fury signify
little save ruin and destruction. Need
ic jnd