The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-29
SOCIAL LIFE IN ST. PAUL

The Ladies Aid Society of the Uni
Versalist Church met yesterday after
noon with Mrs. Willis, of Laurel avenue.
Arrangements were made by the mem
bers to serve meals next week on the
state fair grounds. Dinner and supper
will be served every day in large tent
On the committee are Mrs. Williams,
Mrs. Van Horne, Mrs. Upham, Mrs Will
lis and Miss Schimmel.
The Womans Home Missionary So
ciety of the First M. E. Church held
business meeting yesterday at the
home of Mrs. Hawthorne on Iglehart
street The programme for the coming
years work was mapped out. Mrs c.
d. Hayes is chairman of the programme
committee.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Ida M. Herzog, formerly of Minneapolis,
and Frank G. Rogers, of this city The
wedding will take place in October.
Emile Onet will give a musicale the lat
ter part of September, at which Miss
Mile Pottgeiser will sing. This will be
Miss Pottgeiser's last appearance in con-
cert in this city before her departure
for Europe. She will sail late in the
fail.
Miss Florence Holbert, of Summit ave-
nue., will entertain a number of ST. Paul
young people next week at he1 summer
home at Osceola.
Miss Berta Nabersberg entertained in
formally yesterday afternoon at her
home on the Dodd road in honor of Miss
Shirley Morgan, who leaves Sunday
night for Cincinnati, where she will
spend the winter studying music Miss
Nabersberg was assisted by Miss Eliza
beth Robinson, Miss Rose Nabesberg ami
Miss Ella Nabersberg. A party of if
teen was entertained.
Miss Rich, of Hastings, is the guest of
Miss May Clark, of the Clarendon.
Mrs. G. w Burk entertained informally
yesterday afternoon from to 5 at her
home on West Minuehaha street in hon
or of Miss Elizabeth Doran, of Red
, lands, Cal.
The women of the Ninth Presbyterian
church gave lawn social last evening on
tie church grounds
Mrs. G. F. Lowering, of Holly avenue.
gave picnic luncheon yesterday at
White Bear in honor of Mrs. Harry VIII
son and Miss Hayden, of Chicago.
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The marriage of Miss Celestine Rayer-
w and Peter Macarthur took place yes
terday morning at St Mary's rectory.
Rev. Father Gibbons read the service
MISS Cigrie Rcskand and ]. Neff were
the attendants. Mr.. and Mrs. McAribtr
have gone East on a wedding trip.
Columbia lodge, Degree of Honor, will
give reception next Tuesday EVENING
at Central hall in honor of Miss Jess;e
Shuman, chief of honor, who will leave
soon for New York.
The executive committee of the CT
Paul and Minneapolis Primary I1nions
met yesterday at the home of Mrs
). h. Randall, on Summit avenue To
arrange tie programme for the animal
ties. pm " uii-
The institute will be held Oct. and 6
at Park Congrega tional church Mac1[uN
Din street and Laurel avenue. The nro-
gramme committee is:
MRS. L: j. Lee, Mrs. F. c. Hoyt. Mrs.
G. A. Hunt = -'A4 .
Literature and appliances committee:
Mrs I. S. Tompkins, chairman. Mrs n
j. Hunt, Miss L. Quimby, Miss M n
Rogers, Mrs. Northrup, Mrs. A. J. FlI,;ns
Press-Mrs. ]. E. Hobart, chairman /:
Mrs. G. w. Purple, Mrs. S. M. Houser.
MRS: h g. Drake, Mrs. F. Moore. Mrs.
F. c. Allison.
Music Committee-Miss Grace Lopgfel-
low chairman; Mrs. S. P. Hough, Mrs.
y; A; ,.tngate, Mrs. Graves, Miss
Waufie, Mrs. H. c. Morse.
Ivanhoe chapter, o. E. S., will give q
card party tomorrow evening at their
nall Laurel avenue and Mackubin
street
Rev. G. D. Andrews and family. of
West Fourth street. will return TO-DAY
from Wisconsin, where they have spent
the past three weeks.
Mrs. Emile Onet, of Summit avenue.
will return today from Toronto.
MRS. George shiere, of Fisher, Mimi.
IS the guest of Mrs. A. L. Bolton. of
Grand avenue
Rev. John Sinclair, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Culloch and Miss Flora McCulloch. who
have been touring Scotland, are expected
home from Europe the middle of Septem-
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Mrs, J. Q. Hall. who has been the
guest of Mrs. Horace E. Lamb, of Laurel
avenue, will return today to Los angeles.
Cal. o0N'
Miss Josie Lamb and Miss May White.
OF Laurel avenue, have gone to Litchfield,
where they will be the guests of Miss
Grace Proctor for a few days.
Miss Kingsbury, who has been the
guest of Mrs. c. A. Linsley, of tn Aber-
deem for the past month, has returned
to Hartford, Conn.
Miss Cecil White, of the Aberdeen.
left last evening for Charlton,
Miss Proctor will return from New
York this week
Mrs, Granville Worrell, of Ashland ave-
and Mrs. Sellers, of Philadelphia.
The Misses Bigelow, of College avenue
are in the East
Mrs. T. B. Lynch, of Ashland avenue.
is entertaining Mrs. Kennedy and Miss
Gantz, of St. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Rothschild, of summit
avenue, are entertaining Miss Mae Delle-
field, of Chicago
Mrs. Fred c. Chase, of the Bucking-
ham, has returned from Princeton.
Darwin Clark, of Iglehart street, will
leave this week for California
Miss Annie Ceska, of Virginia avenue
is in Chicago.
President James ]. Hill and family and
party, In which were President H. P.
Upham, of the First National bank, and
family, returned from yachting trip
on the lakes in Mr.. Hill's private yacht.
The party had been gone about ten days
and enjoyed a very delightful outing.
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