The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-15
PAUL I2lCIII NEWS !

AnureW Henderson and Mrs. james A
NOVEL;. The rooms were decorated with
cnrysanthemums and ferns. Those pres
ent We're: Mesdames Stone, Haynie,
Flshbein, Hoxsic, Markham, Whitney,
stern, OReilly. Mailer, Johnson,
Walther, Lynch, McDavitt, Trenholm,
Stimson, Matthew, Clark, Mccartney,
Rrayenbuhl, Jngersoll, Bowen, Drew,
pul!gfafI, Dadnun Schiffmann, Pearce,
COOK Schuneman, Johnson, Stevenson,
Lyons, Gregg, Prouty. Hughson, Sargent,
Ne!son, Brown, d. s. Sperry, Wright,
FoH, Davidson, Brown. Dodds, Roths
child, Follett White, >Shimonek, Patter-
son, Perkins, Durment, Moore, McGraw,
Clapp' Hine, Fagley. Rossell. Muir,
wright, Messper, Mcl.afn Day. Means,
Foro' burkee, Kimball, Carman, Miss
hughson, Miss Moore, Miss Messner and
Miss Elliot.
A pretty home wedding was celebrated
last evening at the residence of Mrs. M.
H. carter on McBoa1 street at O'Clock,
when her daughter, Miss Lille Carter,
was united in marriage to Charles
clark. Rev. A. B. Medium, of the
Central Presbyterian church, read the
marriage service in the presence of linn
tied number of friends and relatives.
MISS Olive Carter, the brides sister. at
tended the bride as maid of honor, ana
Arthur Hayden was best mai. The
rooms were tastefully decorated with
palms, smilax and cut flowers The
bridal party stood in the bow WINDOW
in the first parlor before an altar of
palms and ferns. The appointments Of
the dining room were pink and green.
The bride wore gown of white orsandie,
over taffeta, trimmed with ruchings Of
rlhbon and Valenviennes lace, and she
carried a shower bouquet Of bride roses.
Her sister was gowned in lace trimmed
frock of white organdie, over pink, and
carried pink carnations. Nearly hun
dred guests attended the receptio from
$3.50 until 10 o'clock. After a short we'd
ding journey Mr. and Mrs Clark will he
at home after Nov. Is at S16 ,toodhue
street.
Miss Ella Richards will entertain in
formally at luncheon Saturday at her
home on Selby avenue in honor of Mrs
Charles Howard Trego, of Chicago Mrs
Trego will arrive in st. Paul this morn
ing and will be Miss Richards guest dur
ing the week.
The second of series of afternoon teas
was given yesterday afternoon by Mrs
George E[. Primes at her home on Port
land avenue Mrs. Lincoln, of West Su>
perior, was the, guest of honor. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. F. l.. Chap,
man and Mrs. A, p. Lathrop.
Mrs. William Ely BramhaIl, of IgIehart
street has issued invitations for a lunch,
con to be given Thursday, Nov. "a.
Mrs G. w WingaaEi entertained at
euchre Tuesday evening at her home In
the Newport in honor of Mrs. J. A. Fen,
wick and Miss Fenwick, of New Bruins
wick
Miss Emma Sauer and Miss May Luger
have cards out for a social dance to be
given Tuesday evening, NOV. 20, at Litt's
hall.
Miss Newport has issued invitations for
a reception and dance for her pupils, to
be given Thursday evening, Nov, q, at
Lifts hall.
Mrs William Wallace has issued invi-
tations for a reception to be given Miss
Leona Babcoek, Friday evening at the
Ryan.
The marriage OFFS Miss. Anna. r. Roddy,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Roddy,
to Arthur b. Sharpe took place at 5
o'clock yesterday afternoon at the brides
home, 613 Brown avenue. Father O'Neil,
pastor Of ST Michaefs church, read the
marriage service in the presence of fam
lily friends and relatives. After a short
wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Sharpe will
reside at 295 Bunker street.
Mrs Everton J. Abbott gave a large
reception yesterday afternoon at her
home on Dayton avenue to introduce her
daughter Catherine. The rooms were
decorated with profusion of cut flowers,
palms and ferns. Mrs. Abbott and her
daughter received alone. They were as
sisted by Mrs L. l.. G. Brooks, Mrs. F.
| L. Mcintyre Mrs E. A. Young, Mrs. c.
S. Slaymaker and Mrs. Pope
Mrs. Benjamin L. Goodkind gave
large reception yesterday afternoon at
her home on Dayton avenue in honor OF
her sister, Miss Helen Rau, of New York,
who is Mrs. Goodkind's guest for the
winter The rooms were handsomely
decorated with cut flowers and palms.
The drawing room was in white, big
punches of chrysanthmums and. v hite
roses contrasting effectively with the
green of the palms and ferns. Yellow
chrysanthemums were used in the recep-
ton room and the diningroom was in red,
the center piece on the table being a
bunch of American Beauty roses. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Louis
Goodl1ird and Mr.. M L. Goodkind, of
Chicago. The dining room was in charge
of Mrs Ambrose Guiterman and Mrs.
Henry Stein, assisted by Mrs. Richard
Nicely, Mrs Mannheimer and Mrs. Doris
Bookman Mrs. Leo Guiterman served
punch.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Montgomery gave
a house warming last evening at their
home on Ashland avenue. The hostess
was assisted by Miss Geib, Miss DeLor-
las, Miss Langie and Mr.. James Morrow
Miss Rylies served punch.
DR.. Thomas Shields will address the
Monroe School Mothers club in the kim
dergarten room of the building.
The National Social club will give its
first social hop at Odd Fellows hall, cor
ner Fifth and Wabasha, streets, Satur-
day evening, Nov. II. Brose orchestra
will play.
The annual meeting of the Womans
/ Work exchange will be held at the ex-
change in the Endicott arcade, Nov. 26.
The Young Peoples society of Memoir
al English Luthern church met
tors home. The following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing
year: Victor E,xhol1n, president; Nellie
| Carlson, vice-president; Olga Molander
recording secretary; Mabel Kirk, CORES
! ponding- secretary; Ed Lewis, treasurer;
| board Of directors Fred carlson, Esther
! Swanson, Louise Peterson.
A dancing party will be given Saturday
evening at Seminary hall. by a number
of the young men of st. Anthony hill, in
honor of Miss Egan, of Atlanta, Ga.
The grade teachers meeting which was
to be held this afternoon, has been post,
! poned owing to sthe reception to be held
| AFT the RYAN tonight.
| Miss Shields, of Bristol, Tenn. who has
been visiting Miss Bowlin, of Summit