The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-27
SOCIAL LIFE IN ST. PAUL

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This morning at o'clock at ST. Vim
cents Catholic church Miss Alice Joseph
inc Murphy of Charles street, will be
married to S. Robert N. Jameson, Father
Cosgrove officiating. The chancel will be
decorated with palms, sz2ilax and carna-
tions. The bride will be attended by her
sister, Miss Nellie Murphy as bridesmaid
and Matthew Kerwin will be best man.
The ushers will be Thomas Horrigan and
Frank Buttomer.
A wedding breakfast will be served at
the home of the brides parents, follow
ing the ceremony. The newly married
pair will leave today for a two weeks
Western trip They will reside in Min
neapolis.
The Misses Shave. 402 East Ninth
street, will give a euchre party and buffet
luncheon Saturday morning for Mrs.
Louis N. Chamberlain.
Miss Katherine Gray was rendered
farewell reception Monday evening in the
studio of Mrs Vina Avery Smith, in the
Mrs. Gray's friends were present. An
exceedingly artistic musical programme
was given. Among the soloists We're:
Mrs. Vina Avery Smith, Mrs. Jane Hunt
sisters of Mrs. Gray; Mr.. McCaffrey and
Earl Wetherbee. Mrs. Hoffman, played
the accompaniments, Mrs. Gray leaves
shortly for Berlin.
The closing exercises of ST. Mary's
schools were held last night in the school
hall. There were over 500 present to
witness the exercises Miss May c. Nor
We're the only two high school graduates.
The programme. opened with vocal
4Gayotte entitled Tripping Ger the Hill
by Carl Bohm, which was followed by
dialogue and chorus, Several Well
known Persons" taken part in by the
following: Julia Kenny, Blanche Quinn,
Joseph Hebl, Frances McQuade, Clarence
Collins, Irene Williamson and a number
of little children. Mail Carriers"
motion song, was very well given by a
one of the graduates, delivered an essay
on ''Woman's influence and Uplifting
Power" A class of little girls sang
Cradle Songs of Many Nations" after
little girls. The operetta. THE Gipsies
Festival" was very we'll rendered by
Ida Topel, Susie Cayou and William
"The Trial Scene a play was taken
part in by the following: Joseph Kelley,
John Rowan, Edward Leininger, Arthur
Nicholas Lane, May Morrison and Henri
cite Reimbold. A chorus Of boys sang
the Banner of the Free" and Miss
May c.. Morrison, one Of the graduates,
delivered the valedictory and an essay.
chorus sang Friends, Good Night"
Miss Elsie Shave presided at the piano
The evening exercises closed with the
comforting of medals and diplomas on
the two graduates by Rev. Thomas J.
Gibbons, who made a brief speech in
presenting them.
One of the prettiest lawn fetes of the
season was given last evening on the
grounds surrounding the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. S. w; Vanderwalker on Mar
Avenue Presbyterian church had the af-
fair In charge. The ample grounds were
gay with Jap umbrellas and Jap lanterns
and rugs and chairs placed invitngly
about added comfort sto attractiveness.
Mrs. Vanderwalker- was assisted by Mrs.
M. D. Edwards, Mrs. E. NJ. Prouty, Mrs.
J; A: Gregg, Mrs. E, G. Stringer. Mrs.
N H. Clapp, Mrs, H. B. De Lano, Mrs.
Konantz, Mrs. Birch Miss Fry, Miss
Brack and Miss Edwards served lemon
ade During the evening the Y. M. C.
A. orchestra played;
Mrs NJ N. Adams, of Laurel avenue
will entertain the members of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Dayton Avenue Pres
byterian church week from Friday.
Mrs E. o. Zimmerman, of 702 East
Seventh street, will give large out-of-
door reception tomorrow afternoon
The young people of st. Paurs Episco-
PAL chufch Will give a lawn fete July
2 on the church grounds.
The young people of the Memorial
Lutheran church met last evening with
Rev. and Mrs. A. ]. D. Haupt, Of Igie-
hart street
Dr. M. D. Edwards, of the Dayton Ave-
nue. Presbyterian church, is expected
home from the East this week. DR.. Ed
wards went to Northampton, Mass, to
attend the unveiling Of statue of jon
athan Edwards
Mr. a0d Mrs q will 70
turn tomorrow from st. Joseph. Mo-
They will leave Immediately for a West
ern trip.
The Misses Ruth, of IgIehart street,
Miss Moore, of Lincoln avenue, is visit
Ing friends in Marshall, Minn.
Mrs. Katherine Gray will leave shortly
for a six months stay in Germany, where
Sne Will continue her musical studies
Miss Constans, Of Summit avenue, is
in Milwaukee.
Miss Sue Garland, Of Fairmount avenue,
is entertaining Miss Demorest, Of Chi
cago.
Mr.. ard Mrs c. A. Severance entertain
ed an over-Sunday house party at their
summer home, Cedarhurst The party
included Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Open
helm and Miss Myra Grover, of Summit
avenue.
A. A. White and Miss Cecil White are
at the Aberdeen during Mrs Whites Wis
1t In the West v
Miss Swanson, OF Lafayette avenue, Is
visiting in Red WingqF
Mr.. and Mrs, James Armstrong, OF
Grand avenue, has, had as their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Brinkerhoff and the
Misses Br!nkerhoff5 ofQ2Englewood. N. J.
Mrs. c. ]. Stevens and family, of Mar
shall shall avenue. VIII leaFe today for the
Miss Edith CateME OF New York, is the
guest of Miss Katherine Harrington, of
Pleasant avenue III 2
Mr.. and Mrs. WV Quimby, of Liver
pool, Eng, relatives Of ]. c. Quimby of
Nelson avenue. are at the Aberdeen
Clarence E. Secof viii go East Satur-
day via the lakes. f2 Il.
Get :. Nice Warm Meal ON n Fine