The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-05
SOCIETY and ITS BRIDES
THOSE OF 1900 SHARE HONORs
WITH THOSE OF FIFTY
YEARS AGO
DINNER TO A BRIDAL PARTY
Not Less Prominent in Social Way
Than the Golden Wedding Gel
ebratiOn of MIR. and Mrs.
Isaac Lincoln.

Mrs. w. W. Bishop gave a dinner last
evening at her home on Summit avenue,
in honor of her daughter, Miss Grace
Darling Bishop, and her fiance, Mr.
Frank Forster. An artistic arrangement
of La France roses and maidenbair fern
decorated the center of the table. Broad
pink satin ribbons were also used In the
decorations and the place cards were
decorated with touches of pink The
guests last evening were: Mrs. Ely Pick
wick Jr., New Jersey; Prof and Mrs. c.
G. Titcomb Mr.. and Mrs T. r. Kane,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Puterbaugh, Mrs w.
A. Forster, Mrs. H. B. Evans, Mrs John
Lambert, Chicago; Miss Forster Kansas
City; Miss Anna Lambert, Chicago; Miss
EIoise Brown, DR.. w. A Forster Kan
sas City; Harry L. Thompson, Chicago;
Walter A. Proctor, Columbus, Wis. Clar-
cnce E. Kimball, Dixon, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Lincoln, of 271 Pleas
ant avenue, yesterday celebrated the fif-
tieth anniversary of their wedding AL
though the celebration was informal to a
considerable extent, the festival occasion
was participated in by a large party of
their friends, many of whom came from
Shakopee, which was their home for sew
eral years. The Old Settlers association
and the Territorial Pioneers association
were both largely represented in the
party.
At the anniversary dinner covers were
laid for twenty-nine. The table was deco
rated with yellow roses and ferns, and
during dinner piano selections were rem
dered by Miss Mary Lincoln Four sons
with their wives and several grandchiI-
! dren, were included in the family party
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln were married at
Greenburg, O., June 4, 1885, and six years
thereafter removed to Minnesota, locating
at Shakopee. Mr.. Lincoln was state SEN
ator from Scott county in 1868 and 1864
/ and active in state affairs In 1883 thew
removed to St. Paul and have made this
city their home since
Miss Trumbull will give a dinner to-
morrow evening at her home on Iglehart
street, entertaining the members of her
bridal party.
The marriage of Miss Martha Florence
Diamond, daughter of MIR and Mrs.
George Diamond, of Grand avenue. ia
Hubert H Randall, will be soemnizeA
this evening at the residence of the
bride. Rev. Herman Randall, of Grand
Rapids, Mich, brother of the groom, viii
oficiate.
The Friendly association board of mar.
ayers met yesterday at the association
rooms on Jackson street The stten
dance for May was 1900 Miss Alice
Humphrey was appointed visitor fol-
June.
The board .of managers of the Babies
home met yesterday at the home an
pointed visitor for the month NThe
matron reported twenty-four babies in
the home.
The regular monthly meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee of the M E w. F. NJ
s, Minneapolis branch, met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. D. S. B. Johnston.
At the Central w. c. T. U. fortnigbtlv
meeting yesterday afternoon Mrs NJ. ].
Russell reported that there was need of
new books to be added to the county
Jail library. The members present de-
cided that each one should consider her
self a committee to collect as much rev
reading matter as possible and turn il
over to the jail library. AS soon as
sufficient number of hooks has been col
iected the central union will have the
books indexed
The Ladies Society of the Peoples
church will hold an all-day meeting to-
day in the church parlors. a noon
luncheon will be served. This will be thu
last business meeting of the season.
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Mrs. M. Greve. of Summit avenue, will
entertain the following home party this
week: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Cotton.
Duluth; Mr.. and Mrs Charles Quincy
and M, and Ms, George Baird, of Chi
caGo! Nj. and Mrs. Elliott, St. Louis.
Mrs. I. L. Mahan and Miss Mahan. of
Dayton avenue, will entertain Friday
evening in honor of Miss Grace Sanborn.
Mrs w. B. Lincoln, of Kansas City.
Mo-, is spending a few days in the city,
the quest of MIR. and Mrs Isaac Iincnlr,-