The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-22

of West Third street. A company of
twelve was entertained.
Mrs. Charles Krieger gave a luncheon
| Wednesday afternoon at her home on
! Goodrich avenue in honor Of her sister,
Miss Jessie Ringin, of St. Louis. Covers
were laid for twelve:
A lawn social will be given tonight by
the Young Peoples Club of the English
Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Re
deemer, at the grounds of the church,
Lafayette and Woodward avenues.
Louis Nash and Percy Nash will leave
tonight for three months visit to Eu-
rope. During their absence the brothers
will visit England, Ireland, Italy, France,
Belgium Germany and Switzerland
The marriage Of Mrs. Marion Lamprey
Themes, daughter Of Mrs. j. b. TarboX,
to Clarence Penn-Gaskell Wernbel, of
Oelwein To-, was solennniZed last evening
at 1880 o'clock at the church Of st. Johns
in the Wilderness White Bear lake. The
church was decorated in green and white
the decorations. The bride was unat-
tended. w. H. Yardley served the groom
as best man. The ushers were Percy w
Parker, !; r. p p. Wenzel. Louis 76} T Jamme
goWHed IN gray, trimmed with lace and
satin. Following the ceremony the guests
repaired to the summer home Of Mrs. j.
Is: TarboX, Where reception was held.
The rooms were prettily decorated with
outdoor flowers, palms and vines.
Among those assisting were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Davenport, of Minneapolis; Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodhue, of Minneapolis; Mr.. and
Mrs. Wheaton, Miss TarboX, Miss Ray
Lamprcy and Miss Margaret MAR. About
$50 guests We're entertained.
A bachelors social was given last even
Ing at the Bates Avenue Methodist
church. The young men Of the church
had entire charge of the programme and
Presiding Elder F. M. Rule presided
Rev. Frank b. Cowgirl, of the First NJ
e. church. opened the exercises with
prayer. Mrs. Allen Krieger and Roy
Brink sang a number of selections
bishop Joyce was present and delivered
a short address. He urged unity in all
church work and said that the Methodist
congregations of ST. Paul had reason to
be proud OF their standing in the COM
munlty and Of the work they were doing
He requested those present to pray for
the welfare of their missionaries in
China. Following the programme re-
freshments were served. Those in charge
were: l.. F. N1enaber, r. H. Johnston,
Roy Brink, Messrs. NOrthrup and Shan
non.
Miss Maud Laurisch, daughter Of
Christian Laurisch of "a East Fourth
street, was married yesterday morning
to DR.. c. A. Haas at the Sacred Heart
church. Rev. Leopold Haas performed
the ceremony.
A complimentary concert will be given
this afternoon at 4 o'clock, at Dyer's
music hall. The programme will com
bine performances Of the pianola, the
orchestrelle, the voice and violin Mrs
Millie Wilde Graves, soprano, will sing
an Ave Maria, by Gounod and John
Linehan, violinist, will play "Traumerel,'
by Schumann.
Miss Bishop, scratch, won the woman's
handicap medal play golf tournament at
the Town and Country links, Mrs. G. w
gardner being the runner-up. B. f.
Schurmeler won the Lightner trophy, de-
feating N. 2. Langford by one up.
The young women Of Christ church
parish will preside over the ice-cream
department of w. A. FrOst's drug store
Western and Selby avenue, this evening,
and will dispense refreshments to all Gus
toners from to 10 o'clock, This will be
! in connection with the lawn social that
will be given the same evening by the
| women of the church at the residence of
Mrs. Mlchaels, 148 Western avenue.
The marriage of Lawrence C. IIodgson
| and Miss Elizabeth 0. Schurch took place
last evening at their new home on West
| Eighth street, Hastings, the Rev NJ R.
| Paradis officiating. The house was beau
hfully decorated with palms, ferns and
cut flowers. Z. M. Dayton of Mime
| apolis was the groom's attendant, and
Misses Ruth Lewis, Myrtle Adsit, Joseph-
! inc Schaller and Agnes Heinen acted as
march was rendered by Miss Marie Day
| ton of Minneapolis. Only relatives and
! immediate friends were present. Follow
ing the ceremony an informal reception
| was held, those assisting being Mesdames
Denis Follett, Albert Schaller J. H
| Lewis, w. Dew. Pringle, and Misses
Bess Lewis, Ethel Estergreen. Nora Pre-
| ble, Mary p. Nelson, Mime Temple and
! Hazel Wood. The bride is q young lady
! of many accomplishments and graces
! cultured, and most highly esteemed by
! numerous friends, and has been a sue
cessful teacher in the city schools The
! groom, who is a son of County Attorney
! William Hodgson, is a highly respected
young gentleman of literary talents. He
has an appointment in the department
| Of public instruction, which position he
at present holds.
| The following party left last evening in
A. b. Stckney's private car for Nelson,
British Columbia: DR.. Haldor Sneve, A.
B. Stickney; Mrs. Banning, of St Louis;
| Miss Gertrude Potter, of Chicago: Miss
Cook Cook Miss Stickney and Miss Jean
| SucKney. Ihe party viii visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Hodge They will be absent about
| ten days.
Mrs. F. e. Draper, of Dayton avenue.
Will leave next week for New York.
Miss May Holbert, of Summit avenue,
is visiting in Osceola,
Mrs. Charles Collins and daughter.
Irene, Of Summit avenue. have returned
from six weeks visit in st. Louis. Thev
We're accompanied by Mrs. Sandefur, Mrs.
! Collins mother
Miss. Bertha Dibble of Hillsdale Mich.
| is the guest of Mrs. Treat Spear. of Ash,
| land avenue.
Mrs. J. T. Clark. of Summit avenue. IS
entertaining Mrs. A. D. Hubbard of Man
katn.
Mrs; Brigham Bliss, Of Igelhart street
| is In Madison, Wis "
Mrs. F. E. Irish, and children left last
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklyn Forster, of Sum-
NIT avenue, win attend the THOMPSON
Lambert wedding in Chicago Tuesday.
u. T. Conry of the Auditorium hotel
Chicago, was in the city YESTERDAY he
! guest of Secretary Stine of The e. e-l,a e