The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-18
UNDER CROSS Of LILIES
MISS MARGARET SBGYTHE is MAR
RIED TO FREDERICK TODD,
OF MINNEAPOLIS
BUTTERFLY FULL-FLEDGED
Society Has ut Last shaken or the
Cocoon In Which
1t Slept So
Long.

! The marriage OF Miss Margaret Smythe.
| daughter Of Mrs. II. M. Smythe, of Port
| land avenue, and Frederick Todd of Min,
neapolis, was solemnized at high noon
yesterday at ST. Clements Episcopal
church. The marriage service was read
by the rector of the church, Rev Ernest
Dray. The decorations were entirely in
white, Easter lilies being used exclusive
| ~ I'm carrying out the effect A cross OF
| lilies surmounted the arch above the
| chancel rail. The church was filed with
a large and fashionable assemblage when
| TO the strains of the Lohengrin bridal
| chorus, played by Miss Morton the pro,
cession passed up the aisle First came
the ushers, G. A Willard, BENJAMIN
| Stockman, Dennan Johnston, of Mime
apolls, and ]. D. Armstrong. The brides
maids, Miss Helen Bum, of st. Paul, AMI
MESS Katherine Blunt, Of Rock Island,
! followed. The maid of honor, Miss Kath.
crime Johnson, preceded the bride, who
| walked alone. The party was met at the
| altar by the groom and his best man, L.
! B. Arnold, Of Minneapolis The bride
| was Gowned in white satin, the skirt cut
| en- traine and the bodice trimmed with
| tulle End. Shirred lace. She wore a tulle
veil and carried a shower bouquet of
Flies Of the valley. Miss Johnson was
| gowned in yellow mousseline de sole over
| yellow SILK and carried daffodiIs. Tho
bridesmaids were goWned in pale yellow
nuns yelling. Following the ceremony q
| buffet breakfast was served at the home
| OF the BRIDES sister, Mrs. George c.
! Squ1Fes, at her home In Summit court
| Inc rooms were decorated with palms,
red ana pink roses and the table with
Bride roses. Among the out of town
/ guests were: Mrs. Van Wagner, Den.
! yer, Col; Miss Smythe and Miss Blunt OF
ROCK Island, ILL.,; Mrs. E. F. Glenn, OF
! vancouver barracks, British Columbia
/ Mr. and Mrs. Todd left last evening for
| a trip East. They will be at home in
Minneapolis after May Is.
DR.. and Mrs Price and Miss Lillian
Harrison entertained at an Easter bal
masque last evening at the home of the
| former on Osceola avenue. The guests
were masked until IL O'Clock when sup
per was served The supper room on the
| third floor was decorated in pink and
White, the center piece on the table being
a mass OF pink and white carnations
! Among the dancers last evening were:
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Pinska, DIR. and Mrs
Lennon, Mrs. Katherine Grey, Mr. and
| Mrs. l.. d. Barnard, Mr. and Mrs Clar,
ence Barnard, Mrs. Hartsten, Miss
Ewartsen, Miss Vera Post, Miss May Lee,
| William Smoden, c. Harrison George Lee,
William Good
The marriage of Miss Greta Mehl
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Mehl
| and Henry J. Ionic will take place late
| this afternoon at the home of the brides
parents, 3A Charles street. DR.. Medium
| will perform the ceremony which will be
w eCf1Txr Nv a fo1r IT,
and relatives. There will be reception fol-
bride and groom Tuesday, April "a, prior
| to their departure for their future home
] In Roanoke, Va.
Miss Helen Bum gave a supper Mon
day evening at her home on Portland
avenue for the members of the Smythe-
Todd bridal party.
Miss Susanna Donaldson, of this city,
| was guest of honor at u tea given Mon
day afternoon by Miss Florence Reynolds,
| of Minneapolis. The guests were prin-
| cipally members of the Alpha Phi So
| cfety. Miss Donaldson's marriage to Mr.
| Sloss, of Kentucky, will take place in
! May.
Mrs. John Bidleman of the Aberdeen.
| will give a tea tomorrow afternoon for
! Mrs. Edgar B. Barton.
The marriage of Miss Louise H. Hoyt
and Perry GilfIlan will be celebrated
Monday evening at st. Clements Episco-
| pal church. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilffllan will
reside at Butte, Mont.
| Misses Winnie Stockton and Mae Foley
will give progressive euchre party this
evening at Columbia hall, Virginia avenue
and Blair street, for the benefit Of ST,
! Vincent's new church.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Central Park
! M. e. Church will give an informal re-
| ception at Mrs. Slows, 925 Laurel avenue,
| tomorrow afternoon and evening. The
| silver offering will be applied on the debt
| of the church.
Mrs. A. L. Morrison, department chap
! lain of the w. r. c., entertained In.
| formally Friday afternoon in honor of her
| seventy-fifth birthday. She was the re-
| cipient Of many presents, among them be-
ing number of plants and cut flowers
She was assisted in receiving by Mrs. M.
| l.. Armstrong, Mrs. j. L. Hendry, Mrs.
L. P, Edwards Mrs. F. NJ. Campbell ana
Mrs. M F. Davis.
Mrs A L. Morrison of 352 waverly
place, entertained at dinner Friday even>
/ ing. Covers were laid for twelve.
The Volunteers Social club will give
its last party of the season at Sherman
| hall this evening.
The Laurel Cycle club will give party
| tonight at Lifts hall.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of st. Paul Lodge
| No. 81, Switchmens Union of North
America, report everything in readiness
! for a grand supper at the switchmen's
dance to be held at Central hall tonight
| They extend a cordial invitation to all
| their friends to come and assist In MAX
! ing this dance a success.
! Invitations have been issued by the La
| dies Aid Society of the Central Park M.
| E. Church for an informal reception to
be held at the residence of Mrs. J. r.
Storr, 925 Laurel avenue, tomorrow after
noon and evening. Refreshments will be
served, and silver offerings will be re-
] ceived to apply on the church debt