The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-17
Welded N THEIR HONE
MISS JESSIE AAIEs AND LIEUT..
MEAD MAR
RIED
SOCIETY GIRLS PLAY BALL
Not in the Open Air, but Basket
Ball In NushIka Rink-SOciaI
Events of Yes
terday.

The marriage of Miss Jessie Belle AueS,
daughter of the late Thomas Ames, of
Hastings, to Milton S. Mead, formerly first
lieutenant and battalion adjutant of the
Thirteenth regiment, took place last even
ing at the new home of the young couple,
462 Iglehart street. The rooms were dec
Grated with smilaX and carnations. DR..
Meldrum, of the Central Presby yterian
church, read the service, which was wit
messed by about twenty-five guests, rela-
tives and close friends of the bride and
groom. The bride was gowned in white
organdie, trimmed with valenciennes lace,
and carried a bunch of Bride roses. Mr..
and Mrs Mead will be at home after June
l at 462 Iglehart street
Mrs John Hinners, of Pekin. H., was
guest of honor at a luncheon given yes
terday by Mrs j. w. Nabersberg, Of
Smith avenue.
Miss Edith Brill and Miss Cornelia
James have been chosen the respective
captains of two teams of basket ball
which play Wednesday afternoons and
Saturday mornings al the Nushl1a skating
rink on Selby avenue. The teams number
among their members Mrs. William Lang
ford, Miss Mabel Horn Miss Nellie Bige-
low, the Misses Esther and Ann Appleton,
Miss Alice Wright. Miss Grace Robbins,
Miss Sturgis, the Misses Lillian and Edith
Moore, Miss Ethel Taylor, Miss Louise
Cochran Miss Eta Willius the Misses
Caroline and Alice Fairchild. Miss Mary
Clark, Miss Margaret Routh. Miss Otis,
Miss Grace Newson, Miss Margaret Craig.
Miss Helen James, Miss Laura Furness,
the Misses Helen and Margaret Davis. the
Misses Jane and Nancy Wood, the Misses
~ T,IzzI lINTsr
Archbishop Keane. who has been the
guest of Archbishop Ireland during a brief
stay in st. Paul, left last evening for Chi
cago.
Rev. Thomas Rehin, assistant pastor to
ST. Luke's parish, who has recently been
assigned to a parish at Watertown was
visited Tuesday evening at the parish
house by a number of the men of ST.
Luke's parish. who formally expressed
their regret at the pastors departure, and
presented him with purse of $225.
The Monroe School Mothers club will
hold its last meeting before vacation on
Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock The ad-
dress will be given by Mrs. Morrison.
state chaplain Of the Woman's Relief
corps There will be recitatlons by Mrs.
Hansen and musical numbers by Mrs.
Snapp.
Mrs. Vina Avery Smiths friends and
pupils will meet her informally at her
studio. Phoenix building, this evening.
The cantata, Little Bo Peep" will be
presented this evening at ST. James
A M E. church, under the direction Of
ing colored soprano.
Mrs. Edward B. James and children, Of
Boston, will spend the summer with Mrs.
James parents, DR.. and Mrs. Price, Of
Summit avenue.
Dr. and Mrs Dudley w Rhodes will
leave the first of next month for the East
Later they will go abroad.
Miss De Coster, of Summit avenue, has
returned from Lake City.
Capitol lodge, K of P gave social
and dancing party last evening at BowlbY
hall. On the programme were AL G.
Flournoy. Louis Nash, Prof. BrowneH, j.
f. Knight, John Donovan, Carr Dreher
Tony Snyder, Myrtle Bartram. Miss
Baker, Mrs. Finley, Miss Edith Jones,
Miss Bessie Daley and Frank Wilson.
Thomas Jones, of the Minnesota State
band, played cornet solo and some In
teresting stereopticOn views were given.
Refreshments were served and there was
dancing for which the Twin City Man
dolin club played.
A pretty home wedding was solemnized
last evening at o'clock at the residence
of Mrs. G. Henry Walter, on Pleasant
avenue, when her sister, Miss Louise
Amelia Seng, was united in marriage to
Otto George Berreau. The rooms were
decorated with a profusiOn Of spring
flowers, palms and ferns. The bridal
party stood IN a bower formed OF flowers
and smilaX. The bride was attended by
Miss Nettie Berreau. Herbert Berreau
acted as best man. Miss Louise Heck
during the entrance Of the bridal party
played the LOhengrin wedding music, and
for a professional the MendeIssohn march
was played Both the bride and her at
tendant maid wore light fluffy gowns and
carried great punches of roses Follow
ing the ceremony a collation. was served.
and from until 10 o'clock there was
reception, large number of friends be-
ing present to greet bride and groom. Mr.
ana Mrs. Walter received with Mr. and
MRS. Berreau. The young people VIII be
at home at the Kittson Fridays