The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-16
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LAST EVENING
EUCHREs AND LUNcHEoNs, TOO

EUCHREs AND LUNCHE0Ns, TOO
Figured Prominently in Events of
Yesterday I'm st. Paul Society
Managers of Babies Home Enter
tanned at Mrs. Messer's-Mrs.
Charles Knapp Entertains at
Luncheon.
The marriage Of Miss Alice Waltler,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Edward Wal
Their, and Mr.. Harry Hemminghouse was
solemnized at 1880 last evening, Nat the
home. of the bride, on Dayton avenue
DR.. A. B. Medium, of the Central Presby-
terian church, read the marriage service.
The ceremony YVES performed in the draw
ing room, which was arranged to resem-
bic as nearly as possible the interior of
a church. Tall wax candles lighted the
room, and Easter lilies and ivy made
most effective decoration. Tie bridal par
ty stood before an improvised altar,
formed of lilies and tall candlesticks. Be
fore the entrance of the party Miss More
house, of Minneapolis, sang the hymn,
A Song of Thanksgiving" with organ
accompaniment by Mr.. Frank Relf. Sell
ling's orchestra, stationed iii the upper
hall, played the Lohengrin wedding mu-
sic as the bridal procession proceeded
down the stairs. The little ribbon bear
ers, Martin Gates Zimmerman and Kath--
crime Wheeler, preceded the party. They
were followed by the ushers, Warren See
Ivy 1,r;do
maids, Miss Florence Morehouse, of Min
neapolis, and Miss Burk Both brides
maids wore gowns Of white, lace trimmed
organdie, and carried pink roses. Miss
Stevenson, the maid of honor, preceded
the bride. She was gowned in white or
candle over pink taffeta, and carried pink
roses. The bride wore princess gown of
ivory satin, made with full court train,
A bertha of point lace trimmed the bod
Ice. The long tulle veil was fastened
with diamond supburst, the groom's
gift shower bouquet of lilies of the
valley was carried. The groom and his
best man, William Hemminghouse, met
the party at the altar. During the read
Ing of the service the orchestra played
Mendelssohn's Spring Song Only rel
atiyes and intimate friends witnessed the
ceremony, but following it large re-
ceptfon was given. The rooms were dec
Grated with cut flowers, PAINS and
wreathings Of Oregon ivy. DR.. and Mrs.
Walther, Mrs. William Hemminghouse,
Mrs. s. A. Perkins and Mrs. F. T. Grove,
of Tacoma, received with the bridal par
ty Mrs. T. G. Walther and Mrs J. A.
Stevenson presided in the dining room,
OF which the decorations were in pink.
Mrs. I. F. Mccormick served punch in
the library. Among the assisting women
were: Mrs. j.. E. Morehouse, of Mime
apolis; Mrs. w. H. Bennett, Mrs. Tim
norman. Mrs. Berthel Mrs Nicely Mrs.
Pfeifer and Mrs. C. w. RosselI. The
young ladies assisting were Miss Lusk,
Miss Hughson, Miss Lanpher, Miss Loom
Is, Miss Miller, Miss Gooding, the Misses
ROBINSON, Miss Saunders, the Misses
Stevenson and Miss Rossell
Mr.. and Mrs. Hemmingh left last
evening for a trip East. After their re-
turn they will reside at 800 Nelson ave-
nue.. Mrs. Hemminghouse will give her
first at home Wednesday, March ri. at
her mothers house on Dayton avenue.
: The board of managers of the Babies
home gave a charity euchre yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. Messer
on MackubiK street The hostess was as
listed by Mrs. E. E. Hughson. Mrs
Berthel, Miss Caroline Salisbury and Miss
Sargent Favors were won by Mrs Alex
ander Barclay, Mrs. d. s. Sperry, Mrs
H R. Hardick and Mrs. Ingalls, Cards
We're played at. seventeen tables
.
Miss Proctor will give an informal this
evening at Seminary hall, corner Ash
land and Mackubin. Miss Braden will
furnish a programme of twelve dances
at o'clock
Miss Hodgman entertained few of
the members of the Christian Endeavor
Society of the First M. E. Church last
evening at her home on Nelson avenue
She was assisted by Mrs. L. S. Cox,
Mrs. Charles Knapp gave a luncheon
yesterday afternoon at her home on
Laurel avenue in honor of Miss Irene
Talman. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Clyde Knapp Scarlet carnations
and scarlet ribbons decorated the table
The ribbons were stretched from the
chandelier to each guests place, the
ENDS tying the menu cards which were
decorated with carnations. The guests
were: Miss Talman, Miss Lanpher, Miss
Hartsinck, Miss Hinckley and Miss
Scribner, of Madison, and Mrs. Hume, OF
Minneapolis
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
M. E. Church will give a social this even
ing in the church parlors.
Have you noticed the new feature the
G o b is running every day on the edi-
torial page? 1t will be of epecial inter-
est to the lady readers, as 1t contains
synopsis of the attractive bargains to be
found each day at st. Paul's leading
stores.
The Old Maids convened last evening at
the East Presbyterian church, and with
Jerusha Jemima Van Tassell in the chair,
frankly announced their platform Shorn
of feminine loquacity twas, practically,
Get husband If you can, In any way
you can and as quickly as you cam
The members of the convention, twenty
three in number, gowned in gay colors,
and individual styles, occupied seats on
an dmprovised stage An exciting Incl
dent of the convention was the entrance
Of a mouse; a pathetic one, the singing
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