The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-08
WITH SOCIAL TINGE
MARRIAGE OF MISS JESSIE EVANS
STRONG AND HERBERT LIN
COLIN JENKINS
AN INFORMAL THIMBLE BEE

With Eight Tables at the Resi-
dence of Mrs. Charles Bcard-Of-
Acers Elected at Annual Meeting
of Home for the Friend1ess.
The marriage Of Miss Jessie Evans
Strong, granddaughter Of Mrs. Abigail 8.
Strong, and Herbert Lincoln Jenkins took
place yesterday afternoon at o'clock at
the home of the bride on Ashland avenue.
DR.. Charles Griswold officiated. The par
lor where the ceremony was performed
was decorated with palms and White
hyacinths. The bride and groom, unat-
tended except by the little flower girl,
Adeline Sanders, stood in the bay win
dow while the service was read. Mrs.
Conrad T. Sanders played the wedding
march. About seventy-hve guests were
present A reception followed the cere-
mony, the following women assisting In
receiving: Mrs. c. H. Strong, Mrs. c. I.
Jenkins, Mrs. Conrad T. Sanders, Mrs.
F. c. Gibbs and Miss Chairman.
The bride was gowned in white organ
die over white silk, with ruchings Of
white chiffon. She carried white roses
Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins left last evening
for the East. They will be at home after
March l at the Lenox.
Mrs W. A. Armstrong entertained at
an informal thimble bee yesterday after
| noon at her home on Dayton avenue. The
| following women were entertained: Mrs.
B. F. Miller, Mrs. J. H. Shea, Mrs. P. A.
Egan, Mrs. James Grathwol, Mrs. Charles
Kerr Mrs. E. Cakes, Mrs. John Far
IRISH, Miss Clara Parrish and Miss Agnes
| Parrish.
Mrs. H. L. Bryant gave a. salad supper
| last evening at the Kittson, entertaining
| twenty -four guests.
| Mrs. Charles Beard entertained at cards
yesterday afternoon at her home on North
| Grotto street. Euchre was played at
eight tables, the hostess being assisted
| by Mrs. G. G. Cooper, Mrs. Charles Gall
and Mrs. John Barnacle.
The following officers were reelected
at the annual meeting of the Home for
| the Friendless, held at the home, on Col
Inns street: President Mrs. H s. Fair
child; first vice president, Mrs. c. E..
F'urness; second vice president Mrs. j.
! A. Wheelock; secretary, Mrs. H. A.
Eoardman; assistant secretary, Mrs. Paris
Fletcher; treasurer, Mrs. J. w. Adams;
house committee Mrs. Charles Corning
and Mrs. George Bohn. The officers, with
| Mrs. Kenneth Clark, Mrs. Charles Corn
ing and Mrs. M. f. Braden, comprise the
executive committee. Mr.. Paris Fletcher
and Mr.. Kenneth Clark are on the ad-
visory board.
1
Mrs. Charles Michaud, of Hague ave-
! nue., will entertain the Red, White and
Blue Euchre club next Wednesday even
Ing.
The ST. Paul chapter, Daughters of the
| American Revolution, will give an en-
| tertainment in honor of the American
| of the Dayton Avenue Presbyterian
church. Miss West, of Minneapolis, will
| read a paper on 1.-THE American Flag
and there will be programme of pa
| tr.otic music.
The boys of the Central high school will
give dancing party next Wednesday
1 evening at Woodland hall.
/ A benefit euchre will be given Friday
| afternoon at Woodruff hall by a mum,
Der of the women of Merriam Park.
| The annual ball of the commercial and
railway telegraphers, given last evening
| at Sherman hall, was largely attended,
and proved most unqualified success.
| The nall was simply decorated with the
| American colors. A large nag was draped
| behind the musicians stand and smaller
flags were displayed about the room. The
| guests were received by N. Mcintyre, j.
| E. Fitzgerald, Stanley Crimp, William
! Ryer, Lou P. Bush, w. F. linden, N.
| Sahr, George Lloyd, Tom Snyder, A. j.
| Willard, Frank Ryer, George Casson, w.
| G. Smith and Paul A. Miller. w. II. KEN
| per acted as master of ceremonies He
| was assisted by Frank r. Bunrell. The
guests included representatives from Chi
cago Milwaukee, Omaha, Sioux City An
enjoyable programme of seventeen num-
bers was danced, the floor being in charge
of E. S. Fitch representing the CONNER
cial telegraphers, and ]. H. F'ichtel, rep
resenting the railway telegraphers. The
| following were members of the floor COM
| nnittee: Frank Mullane, Ed Sloan, A.
G. Davidson, William McKinnon, G. A.
O'Leary, Harry Williams and c. w. Wal
low.
The marriage of Miss Cecil johnson and
Mr.. David Hasey took place last even
| ing at o'clock, at the home of Mr.. and
| Mrs. c.. F. Mcbride, on West Seventh
| street. Dr. Medium, Of the Central Pres
byterian church, performed the ceremony.
| Miss May Simmer was bridesmaid and