The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-17
SOCIAL LIFE m ST. PAUL

- - oOuei vice president at large,
Nlts - 1A1 1G I: Bordwell; recording Sec
Wardell.
About thirty women were in attendance
at the convention, including the follow
ing state officers: MrsGBessie Laythe SEQ
veBA state president; Miss Louise Hollis
ter state vice president; Mrs C. s. Soule
state treasurer, and Mrs. McCurdy, state
corresponding secretary. The platform
was decorated with the banner won by
the Wnlte r1bboners because of their eff
Client work done during state fair week
last year. Mrs. NJ. J. Russell gave the
treasurer's report, which showed the to-
TAI receipts of the year to be $685. dis
oursements, S26.22; leaving a balance of
Sl3.14. The report showed that Ramsey
county had 12S paid-up members last year.
Mrs. Benjamin F. Longley read paper
in the afternoon Session entitled, who
Are You?" She said that every individ-
ual should strive to be content with his
lot, and to do the very best he could In
the station he was placed. Mrs. Louise
HOLSTER gave short talk on L. T. l..
work. She advocated the employment OF
capable woman to carry on the temper
ance work among the young people in st.
Paul and Minneapolis. Rev. Thos. Nam
bly,, Of the Clinton Avenue M. E. church,
| delivered a brief address
vote of thanks was rendered Mrs.
Alice Y. Bordwell, the retiring president.
who has been compelled to give up her
office on account of Ill health. Mrs Bord-
wdM has been a county officer Of the w
G. T. u since it's organization seven years
ago. The afternoons programme closed
with an interesting talk on Scientific
Cooking by Mrs. James.
Mrs Bessie LaytlIe Scovel delivered an
address in the evening, and there was an
interesting programme of music.
A very pretty church wedding was
celebrated at st. Mary church In Shak-
opee. Wednesday morning, when Miss
Susie McGrade. Of st. Paul. and Mr.. Ed
ward Carlton. Of Minneapolis. were united
II: marriage Rev. Father O'Connor Of
1ciated A large number of ST. Paul and
Shakopee friends CT the bride and groom
We're In ATTENDANCE. The bride was at
tended by Miss Beatrice Carey, of st.
Paul, and the groomsman was Mr.. Pat
rick Sergen, of this city. The music for
the occasion was rendered by Misses Nell
lie Melvin. Fannie Tob1n, Nellie Culane,
members of st. Faul church choir with
which Miss McGrade was for some years
associated as organist. After the church
ceremony the bridal party repaired to
the brides home. where the wedding
breakfast was served and q reception
1'on until the hour of departure of the
3:20 D. m. train. 9They then went to ST.
Paul, where a reception was awaiting
them
Miss Alma Griffen will entertain
Wednesday afternoon for Miss Loretta
Hickey, whose marriage to DR.. Cava-
naugh will take place in September.
Miss Hickey will entertain Friday even
ing Tor her bridesmsids
Mr. ard Mrs. Robert H Deebach are
eGhaEeroning a camping party at BALD
Eagle I lake j, In the party are Miss Hage-
GINA de Haas. Harry Hageman and
Frank Hevener.
will observe prison Sunday, Aug 10. at
saltwater. st. Paul delegates will leave
Wabasha and Seventh streets at 9 o'clock
sunday sunday morning. NOR making the trip on the
from st Paul, each of whom will carry
tnlrteen bouquets Of flowers. The dele
gates are; Somerset Mrs. Addie -Bixby
bury; Central, Mrs. P. P. Joyce, Miss
Walker, Mrs Morrison; Como Mrs NJ
l. l4oucks. Mrs: Cisler; Hamline. Mrs. w
7: Wardell Mrs Nora Dennis
Prof. Maria Sanford will deliver an ad-
dress at the prison and there will be i'm,
presstve services in both the mems and
women's wards. Dinner will be pro-
vided at the prison for. the visitors.
The Laurel Cycle club enjoyed a very
successful barge party down the river
last evening. The steamer was scheduled
to leave at 7:45 butwas delayed until
nearly O'Clock This incident did NOT
disturb the members in The least, as the
orchestra struck up, and dancing, which
was the evening 8 entertainment was
immediately commenced at the announc-
ed time. The steamer and barge return
ed and the party broke Up a little before
Il Several dozen couples took the trip.
Miss Thorne gave breakfast Wednes-
day morning at her home on Dayton ave-
entertaining q Of
In the afternoon whist was played
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Mrs. H w Shade entertained infor-
mally at dinner last evening at her home
on Ashland avenue.
The Bald Eagle Yacht club will give an
informal dancing party tomorrow even
ing at the FerndaIe Yacht club.
The Misses Smith, of College avenue,
entertained the primary department of
the Peoples church Sunday school
Wednesday afternoon.
The Misses Lucy and Nellie Hatch and
3. M. Baker have returned from a to1r
of the great lakes.
Mrs. ]. w. FiHebrown of Lincoln ave-
nue. is entertaining the Misses Rogers,
OF Louisville, KY.
Miss Van Duzee, of Van slyke court,
will return thisiweek from Madison and
Chicago. She will have as her guest
n Miss 3 Anna Van Duzee' of waverly,
Mrs. A. L. stonghton and daughter,
Mabel, will leave Monday by steamer for
Davenport, To-, where they will spen0
some time visiting1at the old homestead.
Miss Irene Davis, Of Virginia avenue.
has returned from Minnetonka,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Dockstader and
family are at Taylor's Falls
Miss Catherine Stoughton has returned
from Minnetonka.
Miss Annie Edwards, Of Laurel avenue.
has returned from Frontenac.
Henry A. Moore. Of Passunpsic, vt,
Is the guest of his brother, L. A Moore
He will attend the G. A. r. encampnnnt
next week at Chicago.
Mrs. Walter B. SanboFn and Miss Ma
rion Sanborn, of Virginia avenue, have
returned from Frontenac.
Mrs. A. P. Hall, of the Albion, is the
guest of Mrs. Lyman A. Moore, of High
wood.
Mrs J. B Beals, of Portland avenue
left yesterday for Martha's vineyard
where she will be the guest Of Mrs. Geo.
B. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. O'Brien and family
Of Portland avenue, will return from
their summer outing at Madeline island
the first of the month.
Miss Edith Macmillan, of Sherburne
avenue, is entertaining Miss Williams. of
Chicago.
Rev. and Mrs. G. M. Morrison. of East
Twelfth street, are in Saltwater for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilson, of Hopkins street
are entertaining Miss Blanche Herzog,
Of Superior.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hoffman, of the
Buckingham, are entertaining G. F. Hoff-
man, of Elk Point, IS. D.
Mrs L. A Russell, of College avenue,
will go to Chicago next month to reside.
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