The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-27

ley, OF Minneapolis, III an address, made
vigorous plea for more aggressive work
on behalf OF the church members. There
was musical programme, the following
taking part; Mr.. Jaeger, Mr.. Koerner
and Mr.. McWilla1ns. After the pro-
gramnne there was, a. general reception,
and refreshments were served. On the
reception committee were Mr. and Mrs.
Stilwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Van Duzee and
Mr.. and Mrs. DawIey, Of Minneapolis.
The Elk Social seiub gave dancing
party last evening at Sherman hall. On
the committee Were j. Eneott, c. Ene-
Oft, w. PROVOST Fred Olson and c. Lane.
The pestoff1ee band played
The Ladies Social Circle of Plymouth
Church will serve4aa dimes ana supper
In the chapel tomorrow Thursday, be-
ginning at $780, The supper will be fol-
lowed by vacation social
So
The monthly meeting of the Somerset
W. G. Z. U. will be held Monday, Oct /,
at p. m, in the Z. NJ c. A
Mrs. John Field, of Dayton avenue,
gave luncheon Monday afternoon at
the Town and Country club in honor Of
Miss Taylor. company of fourteen
was entertained Tuesday Mrs. John N
Jackson, of Grand avenue, gave a tea
in honor Of Miss Taylor, who has just
returned from England
Mrs. Gustav A. REM gaev luncheon
Tuesday at her home ON Smith avenue
in honor of Miss Rich, of Hastings.
Mrs. Paul Zumbach gave an Informal
musicale and reception Tuesday evening
at her home in Park place in honor Of
the Misses Cooper, of Canada.
The marriage of Edward D. Donahue,
of this city, to Miss Claire Isaacs was
solemnized Tuesday morning at the As
sumption church in Cresco, 10. Rev.
Joseph Macarthur performed the cere-
mony. The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Margaret Isaacs, as maid Of
honor. Miss Alice Harrison, of st. Paul,
and Miss Weise, of Palmyra. TO-, were
the bridesmaids VIII Mccormack, of
st. Paul, was the best man. Mr.. and Mrs.
Donahue will be at home after Nov.
at the Balmeral, Laurel avenue.
Mrs. ID. A. Menfort, state regent of the
Daughters of the American Revolution.
has issued invitations for state meet
ing of the association, which will prob
ably be held in st. Paul Wednesday, Oct.
10. The meeting will be held in Park
Congregational church, and it is expected
that fully 800 women, members of the as
ISOLATION throughout the state will at
tend On the day of the meeting Mrs
Monfort will entertain the local and visit
ing chapters at a luncheon given in the
parlofs of the church. She selected a
number Of local d. A. R. women to assist
her in receiving. Following the luncheon
the guests will adjourn to the auditorium
of the church., where a patriotic pro-
gramrne will be given. DR.. Samuel G.
Smith, of the Peoples church, will de-
liver and address.
sH&4*
The Misses Cooper, who have been the
guests Of Mrs. Paul Zumbach, of Park
place, hav returned. to Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Mortenson have
returned from their wedding trip and
are at home at the Buckingham
Mr.. and Mrs. F.-W Weber have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are
the guests of Mrs. c. l. Weber, Mime
haha street.
Mrs. Harry S. johnson, of Cleveland,
o., is the guest OF Mrs. Forepaugh, of
Laurel avenue.
DIR. and Mrs E. H shibley, Of Mount
Airy street, have returned from their
wedding trip.
Miss Campbell. of Hague avenue, is en-
tertaining Miss Rich, of Hastings.
Miss Hartsinck, of Portland avenue, is
visiting at Cedar Lake. MINI.
Mrs. George c. Lambert, of Nelson ave-
nue., has gone to Duluth.
Miss Spule, of Oakland avenue. will
have as her guest next week Miss Wini-
fred Anthonys of Buffalo, N Y
Miss Dora Alness, of Ashland avenue,
has returned to St Mary,,s school at Far
ibault
The Misses Helen and Ruth Cooper, Of
the Aberdeen, and Miss Lena Collins, of
Helena, left Tuesday evening for National
Park school, Washington, D. C.
Judge and Mrs. George B. Young, of
Summit avenue, have returned from the
East, where they have spent the sum-
mer.
Mrs. A. D. Smith, of Grand avenue, has
returned from Duluth.