The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-18

Mrs. J. r. Fitzpatrick received num-
Der of friends informally Wednesday aft
ernoon at her home on Laurel avenue,
to meet Mrs. J. H w. Stuckenberg, OF
Boston, formerly of Berlin, Germany.
Mrs. Matt Clark entertained COM
pany of twenty at cards Monday after
noon at her home on Summit avenue
Mrs. Rufus Davenport and Miss Clark
assisted.
Mrs. Albert Arson Bigelow, Ashland
avenue, gave her first nuptial at home,
Wednesday afternoon.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs M
V. Stergers, of Dale street, for the mar
rage of her daughter, Miss Minnie Lon
Hill, to Ernest H. Nolan. The wedding
will take place Thursday Nov. %. Miss
Hill is granddaughter of A. L. Lar
penteur
Mrs. Albert E. Schuneman, of Port
land avenue, gave large reception yes
terday afternoon, from 4 to 6. in honor
Of Mrs. VIM A. Gardner, of Chicago.
About 2C3 women called during the re-
ceiving hours. The rooms We're effective
ly decorated with profusiOn of chrySan-
themums and palms.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. A
W. Ritzinger, Mrs. Francis Kellogg. Mrs.
Misses Holbert; Mrs. c. c. De Coster,
Mrs. a Il. Warren, Mrs b. II. Evans,
Mrs. Charles Schuneman, Mrs E. P
Putnam, Mrs. George Fuller Mrs Lewis
Robinson, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Stimson,
Mrs. Matthew Clark, and Mrs. Francis
I. Towle.
A number of young men of st. An
thOny hill gave large dancing party
last evening at Seminary hall, in honor
of Miss Egan, of Savannah, Ca. Over
lou guests were entertained. The hall
was Jastefully decorated with palms and
cut flowers. The St Anthony hill Or
chcstra, which played for the dancing,
being entirely hidden by a screen of
palms and smilaX. The chaperons were:
Mrs II. c. Smith, Mrs. Harry Hemming
house, Mrs. Dickey, Mrs. Andrew Hen
derson and Mrs. A. Davis.
The st. Paul German club will cele-
brate its twenty-fifth anniversary with a
ball, to be given at Cambridge hall, Fri
day evening, Dec 7. The three succeed
ing germans will be given at Masonic
hall on Laurel avenue. The dates are
New Years eve, Jan. "A, and Feb. Il.
A L. Lindeke, w w. Price and R. D.
Stewart will arrange the programme
Mrs L. H. Maxheld entertained at din
ner Wednesday evening at her home,
on Goodrich avenue, in honor of Miss
Egan, Of Savannah, Ca.
Miss Ina Maud Herbert. daughter OF
Mir and Mrs. w. E. Herbert and Mi
Charles Proctor Waterh0use we're mar
red Friday evening at o'clock at the
nome Of the bride on Rice street. Rev
John Copeland, of the East Presbyterian
church, oftciated Miss Blanch Della
meter was bridesmaid and William Muir
ply was best man. The bride wore her
g'oing away gone Of pastel blue broad
cloth and carried Bride roses. 4 recep-
ton was held from to II. Those as
Slsung We're Mrs. Harry Herbert Of
FaTmOnt, Mimi; Mrs. Charles NeWcOmb
and Mrs Schermerhorn. The room
throughout the house We're beautifully
decorated with palms, roses and carna-
tons. Mr.. and Mrs. Waterhouse have
gone on q short wedding trip and will he
at home after Dec. Is a t 42S Rice Street
Miss Pauline Hammerbacker daughter
OF Mrs. ApONOnia Hammerbacker, and
Louis c. YOerg We're married at O'Clock
Wednesday at the brides home on Co.
man avenue. She was dressed in white
and carried brides roses. Miss Clara
Smith was bridesmaid, and wore pink.
George Hammerbacker was best man.
The rooms We're decorated with chrysan-
themUms, palms and ferns. wedding
supper was served, after which they left
on the evening train for Chicago and
Milwaukee. Mr.. and Mrs Young will
reside at lis West Isabel street.