The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-27
MUSIC AND AONO[OGJE
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR ENTER
TATNS NEAS0NS WITH A
BANQUET
FIVE TABLES ARE DECORATED
In Blue, Yellow, White, Green and
Red the Five COlOrs OF
tAes Masonic
si9fae.

AFdHhoe '.hapter NO. 100, ~! H. 3D., en-
tertained the members of Summit lodge
and their wives iastaevening with a must
Gale and banquet at the Masonic hall on
Laurel avenue. Vocal numbers were CIV
en- by Mr. H. Arenson and Mrs. Paul
Zumbach. The Twin City Mandolin club
played, and w. S. Tompkins amused the
audience with some of his clever. mono
logue sketches. Mrs. McWhorter, worthy
matron of Ivanhoe chapter, made brief
address, The banquet was served in the
hall on the second floor.
The five tables were decorated respec-
lively in blue, yellow, white, green and
red, the colors Of the Masonic star. Car
nations, roses, hyacinths, tulips, jonquils
and ferns comprised the decorations. The
tables were in charge Of Mrs. w. T. AL
exander, Mrs. Frank Doe, Mrs Atherton,
Miss Pattee, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs q. C.
Cooper, Mrs McKilligan, Mrs. G. e. Gall,
Mrs. Cobb, Miss Butler, Mrs Wylie, Mrs.
Hough, Mrs. Lucas, Mrs. Hodgman, Mrs.
Loux and Mrs. Campbell, A programme OF.
toasts was given, s. r. -Loux acting as
POSTMASTER Mrs. ]. o. Pattee responded
to THE LADIES'" Mrs e. Nelson, Ma
sonic Relations Mrs. McWhorter, ''FIis-
tory Of Ivanhoe Chapter" Mrs H M.
Tussler, Summit Lodge" and M. T. En-
cry. "Grand Chapter" On the entertain
DANES Pattee, Hodgman,. Campbell, Nc
Whorter and Nelson Messrs. Loux, Pat
tee, Alexander and Hodgman.
Miss Fannie Dean, daughter of, Mrs N.
M. Dean, and DR.. Charles NJ Collins, of
Maquoketa, To-, were married last even
ing at 1880 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
c. e. Nelson, on st. Peter street. Rev.
Carl w. Scovei, of the House of Hope
church, performed the ceremony. Inc
rooms were decorated with cut flowers
and palms. The ceremony was perform
ed in the bay window of the second
parlor, under a wedding bell of white
flowers. During the entrance Of the BRIDAL
party the Boston orchestra played the
Lohengrin wedding music, and 1t continu-
ed to play softly during the ceremony.
The bride was attended by Miss Ida
Harper. bridesmaid, and Mrs w. J. Whit
taker and Mrs. G. c.. Schaler, matrons of
honor. Hugh Miller was best man, and
w ]. Whitaker and G. c, Schaler ushers.
The bride was gowned in, white, with
lace trimmed organdie and carried a
bunch of bride roses. Miss Harper wore
a blue organdie frock and carried pink
flowers. Mrs. Whitaker wore pink or
candle and Mrs. Schaler white silk.
A reception followed the ceremony
Mrs. Dean and Mrs. Nelson received with
the bridal party. They We're assisted by
Miss Moore, Miss Johnson, Miss Sophia
Tighe and Miss Kttie Dalton. Mrs. Whit
ta.ker and Mrs. Schaier served punch in
the hail. DR.. and Mrs. Collins have gone
East for their wedding trip. They will
make their future home in Maquoketa.
The Standard club will give card par
ty and an informal hop Thursday evening
at their rooms IN Cambridge hall
.
The Elks Will give card party and
dance this evening at Elks hall, in the
Lowry Arcade.
Constellation Chapter No.. 49, o. Z. s.,
win giveaa card party Thursday evening,
April II, at the Ryan hotel
The, Minnesota Juniors Musical club
will give it's first reception and mus Gale
from to 10 o'clock Thursday evening,
at its studios in Raudenbush block. Prof
John Leopold Fenwick, president of the
club, will make an address. Others who
will take part are Donald Alexander,
Charles Parker, Louis Rosenberger, Har-
ry Mccarthy, +. SouthaIl and MISS FIN
klestein.
Dr. and Mrs. William Davis will give
an informal reception Thursday evening
at their home on Laurel avenue in honor
of the Rev. Mr.. Bevington, of Boston.
The guests will be members Of Unity
church.
Mrs. George c. Squires, of Summit
court, will have as her guest next month
Miss Fannie Smythe, of Albany, N. Y.
Mrs William Cunningham and daugh-
ter, of Dayton avenue, returned Friday
from a Western trip.
Dr. and Mrs. Davis of Laurel avenue,
are entertaining the Rev. Mr.. Bennington,
of Boston.
Mrs. Gebhard Willrich, of Grand ave-
nue.. will leave next week for trip
abroad,
Mrs. c. z. Severance, of Summit ave-
nue., will return this week from the
East.