The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-04
WEDDING BELLS RANG OUT
MACK-SCHMUs NUPTIALs A SOCIAL
EVENT OF YESTERDAY.

EVENT OF YESTERDAY.
The wedding of Miss Margaret Mack,
daughter Of Mrs. Judson Brakeman and
William George Schmus, of Chicago,
took place at 6 o'clock yesterday after
noon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Agnew on Laurel avenue. Dr. William
Schmus, Of Chicago, father OF the groom
performed the ceremony. The bride was
attended by Miss Miriam Simmons maid
or honor. George Esther Knobel, of Chi
caBo. was best man. Gladys Ramaley
acted as flower girl The ushers were F.
IL. Dickerman, Edward j. Heidner, Clar-
ence II. Hon and G. H. Birr of Chicago
The marriage service was read in the
main parlor, the bridal party standing
under canopy Of smilax and ferns. The
rooms We're prettily decorated with roses
carnations and lilies of the valley The
Twin City Mandolin club played the wed
ding marches
The bride was gowned in white organ
die over white satin and carried q bou-
quet OF Bride roses and lilies of the val
ley. The maid of honor wore white or
candle over white silk and the little
flower girl was also gowned in white. An
informal reception followed the cere-
mony. Miss Hasenwinkle served punch,
assisted by Miss Alice Ponsonby. Mr..
and Mrs Schmus left last evening for
trip East They will beat home after
May 10 at 1916 Jackson boulevard Chica-
go.
The Woman's Foreign Mission Socie-
ty of the Central Park Methodist Church
met yesterday afternoon with Mrs Ben
Jamin Longley, Summit avenue. Miss
Wilma Rouse. Methodist missionary to
emma, who is home on a furlough. was
at the meeting and told something of the
Methodist school for native girls at Ku
Chang, China.
The Missions Glass Of st. Paul met yes
terday afternoon at Christ church Mrs.
Henry Hale, the president, presided The
women Of st. Peters parish had charge
OF the programme. the subject for the
afternoon being Missions in Cuba and
Puerto Rico" Mrs. c. S. Johnson, OF
Minneapolis, gave an interesting talk
concerning Cuba and the customs of the
Cubans, illustrating her remarks with
series of photographs. The annual meet
Ing of the class will be held May l at
Christ church. The subject Will be
English Missions in India" The women
OF Christ church parish will have charge
OF the programme.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society
OF Plymouth Congregational Church met
yesterday AFTERNOON with Mrs. Warren
Upham, OF the Genesee. The subject for
the afternoon was Congregational Mis-
sion Work in Alaska" Mrs. B. C. Corn
wall read paper. A letter was read
from Mrs Bloomquist, missionary work
er In Northern Minnesota, describing the
work there Mrs Upham had charge
Of Current Topics"
Inc annual meeting Of the Minnesota
orahch OF the Woman's Board of Mis-
slons Of the Interior will be held a
the First Congregational church In Min
neapoIs. Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
DAY OF next week. The various Congre
gational missionary societies in st. PauI
will send delegates.
Mrs. r. L. Cosgrove will entertain this
afternoon at her residence, No. 637 Ce
Oar street, the Ladies' Aid Society Of the
st Paul Spiritual Alliance
The regular monthly meeting Of the w.
Z. L. Z. conference of unions will be
held In the Y. NJ. C. A rooms tomorrow
at 3 p. m.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the English
Lutheran Church Of the Redeemer will
give supper and Easter sale Friday at
tne residence of Mr.. and Mrs. F. ].
Miss Hasenwinkle of Laurel avenue
gave dinner party Monday evening In
nonor OF the Mack-Schmus bridal marty
After the dinner Mr. Noble, Of Chicaro
gave theater party for the guests.
"A concert and social was given last
evening at the German Peoples church.
congress street and Clinton avenue An
interesting programme Of music and reci-
tauons was given. Miss Alice Schoch re-
CIceu and recltattons We're also given bv
MISS Reed and Mrs. Drefahl. Miss STAINS
gave piano number, and vocal num-
oers We're sung by H Koenig and Miss
Mlchael' the latter being accompanied on
me piano by John Jaeger. Rev. William
Deliier' pastor of the church. spoke
nldety' AFTER the programme refresh
menus were served. The following WON
en- mad charge: Mrs. Blouth, Mrs Schau-
DIE Mrs Rubischung and Mrs Oehler.
meeting of the Woman's Civic Ieaeue
VIII De held at the Commercial club to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock Judga
jaggard will speak On the .Jachtne,,y
Oh Municipal Election" and Mr. Al.
orecht on the Revised Charter
Mr. and Mrs. e. L. Spencer will Jss,,a
invitations this week for the rnarrIaoo oF
thelr daughter, Miss Una Ernestina snen-
Ger. to James r. Gooding. The wedding
Will take place at $3.50 o'clock Wednesdo1,
evening, April 25, at the home of the brjde
on Nelson avenue
Dr. 5. G. Smith will give a dinner marty,
tomorrow evening at his home on Coi
Iege avenue, in honor Of DR. and Nc
fIeIry Wade Rogers, of Evanston m
Inc April meeting of the board of man
ayers OF the Day Nursery was held YES
terday at Relief hall. The matron's 70
Port showed that 342 children had boen
cared for during March. Miss Grace Kin,
nerley and Mrs. Holman were chosen Its-
ftors CHOSEN VS.
Mrs d. f. Vail will entertain Of ub,st
tomorrow afternoon at her home a., I.an
rel avenue. oH La u
MRS Ferris gave a. tea vestardo =,
afternoon, at her home on Westerr a,yo.
nue. In honor of Mrs A. G. DRAKE -
WIN leave this week for the Fast r. 70
SIDE Mrs Kramer, of Ashland eye,,,,o
gave luncheon Monday for Mrs DraI[e
me Hamline Fortnightly club married.
inc conclusion Of its year Of study vvitb
reception and musicale, given vestar,,., = :,
al the home Of Mrs. NJ. M FIin+ -,
ae"ltt avenue. The programme was ~
charge OF Mrs. Larson Miss Kaitb ~ IL 49,
read paper on 'Edouard MacDoU-aJI - =.
Leo White and Miss Kimhall sang and
MISS montgomery played The off1corS