The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-23
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SOCIAL LITE N ST. PAUL

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| soieInnlzed last evening at o'clock al
| the nome OF the bride on Oakland ave
nue.. The wedding sNas a very quiet af-
1air' witnessed only by relatives CT bride
ana groom Dr. Alexander McGregor
OF the central Presbyterian church, per-
formed the ceremony Both bride and
groom We're unattended Mr.. and Mrs.
Bridge left last evening for a short we'd
ding trip They will be at home after
| NOV. 10, at the Montrose, lib Western
| avenue.
Inc people OF the Assumption parish
| Will mold their annual bazaar Wednes-
Day Thursday, Friday and Saturday OF
| thls week at Assumption school halr on
6xchange street. Supper will be served
| every evening.
The Epworth League union will give a
reception to the Methodist ministers of
| the city in the Central Park Metho,
| dist church this evening Addresses will
De made by Presiding Elder Rule Rev.
| MI Av1son. Rev. Mr.. Parker and Rev.
| John Love-
"A mothers tea will be given Saturday
afternoon at the Bethel boat for the
women interested in the industrial
| school,
rev. f. M. Rule will give a reception
at MS residence, 2400 Bayless avenue
next Friday evening in honor Of Rev. w.
=. Sage, who returns to ST. Anthony
Park Methodist church for another
| years work
The twenty-fifth district, o. E. g..
opened a school of instruction yesterday
afternoon at the Masonic Temple. Min
neapolis. At last evenings session Con-
steHat1on Chapter No 49, Of St Paul.
eXemplified the ritual work and address,
es were made by several of the grand Of
ncers The district includes the follow
ing chapters: Myrtle Chapter No. 10,
bennington; Excelsior Chapter No. 20,
Excelsior; Shakopee Chapter No 80.
| Shakopee; Constellation Chapter No 1S,
st. Paul; Plymouth Chapter No. 49, Lo,
raine Chapter No. Is, and Palestine Chap
ter No. 112, Minneapolis At o'clock
last evening a banquet was served by the
Minneapolis chapter.
The Laurel club will open it's social
season with an informal dancing party
at Lifts hall next Friday evening. Oct.
20. After an Introductory concert, the
St Anthony HiH orchestra will play for
programme Of two and three steps,
waltzes and diagonal lanciers. The ex-
ecutlVe committee having the arrange
mems In charge is composed of Wolfred
Nelson, E. G. Smith, DR.. Nj. o. Nelson.
+. 5. Wedin and F. Browne
Mrs. A. II Warren, of Summit avenue.
VIII give dancing party Friday evening
At me Albion in honor of Miss Gillespie,
of New York : ;
The Ladies Aid Of the S. of ". U. S.
A, St Paul Camp No. i, will give a
Halloween social at the home of Mrs.
Drake, S94 Eiehcenwam street, Oct. 81.
All are cordially. invited to. attend. Julia
Lunn, chairman. -a.t.s
The Grade Teachers federation gives
lts hrst OF a course Of seventeen Illus
trated lectures in art tomorrow after.
noon at A r-o'cleck at tlaefeCent1 al; high
school The first lecture is given by
Mrs. George r. Metcalf on 'sEarly Italian
Art, Giotto and Fra Angeleco"
Mrs. w. L. Stubbs,s 286 East Tenth
street, returned from an extended trip
Sunday night. She was met at the sta
ton by about forty of her friends and
escortea to her home where reception
was held.
Mrs William Peet andaMrs. s. d. Stur-
g1s will give Halloween party at the
Town and Country club. 80
Mrs. w. H. Lightner: of Summit ave-
nue., gave small tea Saturday after
noon for the Misses White, of Philadel-
phia, and Miss RantouL
Miss Marion L1anpher will give a
luncheon next Monday afternoon at her
home, on Portland, avenue in honor of
Miss Theo Carey, one of the autumn
brides.
The Relief Society of ST. Paul Cbapter
No. "a, o. E. S., will give a card party
tomorrow evening at the Windsor. The
committee of arrangements is: Mrs. E.
H. Milham, Mrs. xEb'Eam Dinsmore and
Miss Isabelle Godfrey:
Mr.. and Mrs. A.sJ. Mantle. of AIS Rice
street, were happily surprised Saturday
evening by relatives and friends, the
occasion being the twentieth anniversary
of their marriage. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Sachse, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. NJ. Ayers, Mr. and Mrs. Aft
Leach, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wolterstorff,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Herchmer. Mr.. and
Mrs j. c. Hanson, Mrs. Pottgeiser. Mrs
L. Miller, Mrs. A MANTLE Misses Alma
and Helen Sachse, Luther Ayers, Irene
Pottgeiser and Amelia Willing, Mr.. Ed
Miss Laura Trott, of Irvine Park, leaves
for Cal fornia this week to spend the
WINTER
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ Van Duzee. of Van
SlYke court, have taken apartments at
the GeneSee.
MRS. c. Fl. Robinson and Miss Robinson,
of Dayton avenue, will leave next month
to spend the winter in Florida.
Mrs. w. A. Scott, of Laurel avenue
| is entertaining Mrs. l.. A. Nlcols of Chi
cago.
Mrs. A. M Mayo and Mrs Lehman,
OF Western avenue, are visiting in Chi
/ cago.
! Miss Iohr soa, of Virginia venue, is. en-
terta!ning Miss jackson, of Manomonie.
| has returned from tie East
/ Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Jefferson of Sum-
nit avenue. are in Denver
! Miss Marion Banpher, of Portland av
nue., will / ave her guest next seek
! Mis- Hickcox, Of Chicago.
! Miss Marie Camp, of ST. Adams street
| has returned from Chic go.
| Mrs. George Eaml're, of Maria avenue
! is visiting in Kansas City.
! Mrs c. C. Jenkins, who has been the
! guest of Mrs. John Townley. of Iglehart
! Street, will return this week to Berlin
Mr.. and Mrs. Gebhard c. Bohn are il
Miss Harriet Baker, of College avenue
! who has been visiting in Kansas City
| for the past six weeks, has returned
| home.
Miss Sidney Holmes. of Kansas City
! will be the guest this week of Mrs. Lang
! ford, of Laurel aVeine.
Mrs Horace. A. Lamb and Miss Jessie
Lamb, of Laurels avenue, are in Eau
| Claire.