The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-25
N HONOR OF JUNE BRIDE
CHARMING TEA GIVEN BY MRS.
3. N. DICK
SON
WEBSTER SCHOOL EXHIBIT
Features of the Social Side of St.
Paul SOc1ety-P1eaSures to
Come and Personal
Items.
WEBSTER SCHOOL EXHIBIT

day afternoon at her home on Laurel
avenue in honor of Miss Grace Sanborn,
who Is to be one of the juno brides.
An exceedingly graceful arrangement Of
palms transformed the two drawing
rooms into cool bowers. The only flow
ers used in these rooms were great
punches Of American Beauty roses
massed In tall jardi1ieras. The dining
room was in green and white. Can
delabra were substituted for the usual
floral center piece and the green hoods
of the lights were matched in the con-
fections. Mrs. Dickson and Miss San
born received alone. Mrs. N. P. Lang
ford served punch, and Mrs. T 7.
Smith, Miss Brill and Miss Lillian MilIard
presided in the dining room.
A musicale and reception was given last
evening in the guild room Of Christ
church by women of the church. The
entertainment was given for the purpose
of raising money to apply on the church
debt and the large number present tesd-
fed to the success of this object as the
vigorous applause testified to the success
of the programme. Christ church choir,
directed by Mr.. Barber. sang a number
Of selections. Worthy Of special mention
was the part song, flushed to Rest,
Moir Miss Rerdie Frost sang d Au-
vergne's Bid Me To Love-" Mr.. Temple
sang "Clang of the Forge" Rodney, and
Mrs. Lizzie Z. Colville sang two NUM-
bers, "Snowfakes," Cowen, and The
Rosebud, by Johns; Miss Aida M. f.
Fry recited In her usual clever fashion
THE Violin Phantasy." Mr. I. Ryder
played two mandolin numbers, "Valse
Fartasie," Sie2el; and "Slumher On"
Abt In addition to the programme
there were number of fancy booths
where candy and dainty articles were eX-
hibited.
The Webster school, according to It's
custom, opened its reception and eXh1bl-
ton week yesterday with primary de-
partment exercises. The work Of the chill
dren in this department was on eXh1hl-
ton and parents relatives and friends
of the pupils had an opportunity TO ao-
mire the neat and skillfu! work that
small fingers and active brains have been
busy with during the winter months Inc
work exhibited is unusually good, and
reflects credit on both pupils and teach
ers. Yesterday afternoon interesting eX-
ercises were held. In Miss Smiths room
the programme was made up OF May DAY
selections In Miss Sternbergs 8 room each
pupil recited something Of Eugene Fields.
bird Day was celebrated in Miss Mill
er's and Miss Tisdales rooms, and
Spring in Miss Waufe's. This morn
ing the intermediate grades will hold
their closing exercises and this afternoon
Memorial Day exercises will be held.
Miss Minerva Pauline Hebert, of Santa
Barbara, Cal, and Louis Ferdinand Lam
bert, of st. Paul, were married May 10
at st. Louis Catholic church, Rev. James
the lto1l Wedding march. The bride was gown
ed in white silk. A luncheon and recep-
ton followed the ceremony at l25 Lyle
hart street. Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert will
Tcrln ovf CIV a
June l. The groom is a brother of Cen
George c. Lambert
The card party announced by the Ia
bea Society of St. Pauls German Church,
at Mozart hall, has been postponed until
Tuesday evening, June l.
The board of managers of the Catholic
Infants home will give a garden party
Tuesday, June 5, on the grounds sur
rounding Kittson place Euchre Will be
played at tables placed underneath the
trees. Mrs. M. F. Kennedy and Mrs.
John G. Donnelly have charge of the ar
rangementS.
An excursion down the river to Lake
St. CroiX will be given Saturday by the
Universalist Church of the Messiah of
this city and All Souls church, Minneap-
oils
Mrs. J. K Morrison, of East Tenth
street, entertained the Wide Awake
Euchre club Monday afternoon. High
scores were made by Mrs. McRae, Mrs
Kelly, Mrs. McGregor, Mrs. Soule and
Mrs. Flick.
Mrs. M. R. Conable and Mrs. William
Burrows, of Grand avenue, will spend
the summer at Nantucket, Conn.
Mrs. c. E. Secor, of Goodrich avenue
will spend the summer in New Jersey.
H. P. Funk, of Detroit, Mich, was the
guest Sunday of F. B. Fox, West Central
avenue.
Miss Phoebe Nicholas, Of Dayton ave-
nue., is expected home next week from
New York.
Mrs. Ovid Martel, of Case street, is in
Chicago.
Prof. and Mrs ]. R. Jewett, of Summit
avenue, are in the East.
Miss katherine Johnson, of Portland
avenue, has joined a fishing party at the
Brule.
Mrs. r. S. Tompkins and family of
Virginia avenue, are expected home next
week from California.
Mrs. Herbert S. Green, of St. Albans
street, Is visiting in Wisconsin.
Miss c. M. Gilbert, P H Gilbert and
L. A. Gilbert will be at home after June
l at 19 Summit court.
Miss Leola, Worsham and Carl Wor-
sham will spend the summer in Europe
They will be accompanied East by their
aunt, DR.. Belle M. Walrath.