The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-28
N TIE WORLD Of SOCIETY
SOCIAL EVENTS AND PERSONAL
MENTION OF GENERAL
INTEREST
PARCHER-CHURCHILL RITES
BAZAAR at the Seminary Hall for the
Benefit of the Babies
Home Teas and
Euchres.

The annual executive meeting of the
National Council of Women will be held
In Minneapolis, Nov. Is, IA and Is, by iu-
vitation of the Minneapolis Woman
Council.
The West hotel will be the hsadquar-
tiers and many of the business meetings
will be held there. The public meetings
will be held in the pretty auditorium of
the First Unitarian church On the
opening afternoon Mrs. A. E. Higbee.
president of the Minneapolis Council, will
preside The address of welcome Will
be given by Mrs. w b. Leach, former
president of the Minneapolis Council, and
the response will be given by Mrs. Fan
ME Humphreys Gaffney of New York,
president of the National Council, who
will also deliver her address as president
at the same meeting.
This meeting will be followed by re-
eeption and a visit to the art gallery at
the home of Mrs. T, B. Walker, honorary
president of the local council.
The reports of affiliated societies and
discussions arising from their suggestions
will occupy Wednesday afternoon.
large reception to visitors and women of
the local council will be held Thursday
afternoon at the West hotel
Each of the evening meetings will have
q
ic will be Women in Municipal Affairs, -
and one of the speakers will be Prof.
Marie L. Sanford; Wednesday evening,
''Women in Business" Thursday even
ing, Women in the Nation"
The work of preparation is being done
by the following committees:
Arrangements-Mme A. E. Higbee, w.
B. Leach and Ell Torrance.
Credentials-Mrs S. w. Fiske, Mrs. j.
~ hot
Press and Observation-Disclosures. j. L.
Woodford, o. ]. Evans, A M. Keller,
Misses Frances Shaw and Martha Scott
Anderson.
observation-disclosures R. C. Evans, c.
NJ Loring, w. o. Fryberger, H. E.
Brown, F. H. Barnard, James Quirk and
]. E. Bell.
Music-Mmes L. W. Ballard, G.. e.
Kicker and S. S. Brown.
The entertainment committee will be
assisted at the reception by two women
appointed from each of the literary clubs,
which make up the largest and most
active element in the local council.
Capt and Mrs Edwin Bell celebrated
the fifty-third anniversary of their we'd
ding yesterday afternoon and evening by
receiving informally at their home on
Dayton avenue. The house was simply
decorated
The host and hostess received alone. Mrs.
Bell wore a black silk gown trimmed
: with old lace and wore small lace cap.
i Capt. and Mrs. Bell have three children
living, Mrs. S. A. Bayless, of Kingston,
Ga; Edwin E. Bell, of Spokane, Ga. +;
and Mrs. William Parker, of California.
None Of the children were able to be
present yesterday. There is one great
grandchild living in Georgia. The couple
,ioJ +l,.oo -,
Rochester, N. Y. From there they went
to Toronto to live. In the winter of 1850
Capt. Bell came to St Paul, making the
trip by sledge. His wife followed by
boat in the spring. They built and lived
In the third house erected on st. Anthony
hill. Their home was known as LANDS
End"
Miss Pauline Ferguson gave luncheon
Friday at the Town and Country club.
The following women will act as host
esses at the charity ball, to be given
Thanksgiving eve at Masonic hall: Mrs.
]. Z. Averill, Mrs F. B. Bass, Mrs J.
w. Bishop, Mrs. F. e. Bird, Mrs. L. M.
Benepe, Mrs A L. Cathcart, Mrs. G. W.
Carpenter, Mrs. A E. Colvin, Mrs. Oliver
Dalrymple Mrs. ]. L. Forepaugh. Mrs.
Denis Foilett, Mrs H w. Fagley, Mrs.
A. Henderson, Mrs. A. Johnston, Mrs. f..
b Kellogg, Mrs. A. E. Langford, Mrs.
j. E. Moore, Mrs. w. E. Peet, Mrs f.
E. Rice, Mrs. r. II. Patterson, Mrs H.
F. Stevens, Mrs. George Squires, Mrs. b.
L. Stanton, Mrs. B. J. Shipman, Mrs G.
K. Sharood, Mrs. a. NJ. Sharood Mrs.
c. ]. Thompson, Mrs. R. Warner, Mrs A.
A. White. Miss z. Nelson. Mis- Henry
Hale, Mrs. Paul Gotham Mrs. J. B. Hox-
sic The following ladies' will have
charge of the supper room. Mrs. Reu-
ben Werner, Mrs: F. e. Rice. Mrs. H. f.
Stevens, Miss Nelson, Mrs. J. w Bishop
DAM orchestra WI furnish the music
again this year.
The marriage of Miss Lily Day to Au-
gust Berthold Ewing Jr., of St Louis
will take place Tuesday evening at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. Caro-
line Day, PA Dayton avenue Only rela-
uVes and close friends will attend the
wedding.
Miss Bowlin gave a large dancing party
last evening at her home on Summit ave.
nue. IN honor Of her guests, Miss Egan
Mrs. Louis NJ. Bcnepe, of Dayton ave-
nue., will give a tea Wednesday after.
noon in honor Of Mrs. Allen
The marriage of Miss Theodosia Hun
Ns@lS, daughter OF MI. and Mrs. S. M
Gary, Of Summit Court, to Nathanie
7. Langford, will be celebrated mex,
Wednesday evening at St Paurs Epfsco
pal church The bride will be attended
by her sister, Miss Louise Cary, as maid
of honor. The following young women
will act as bridesmaids: Miss Marion
Lanpher, Miss Florence Finch, Miss Mary
Bass and Miss Sidney Holmes, of Kansas
City. >''''''''N
Mr. w. F. Peet, of Dayton avenue and
Mrs S. D. Sturgis, of Summit Court. will
given Halloween german Friday even.
ing, Nov 2 at the Town and Country
club.
A rural german was given Thursday
evening at the Town and Country club
by Mrs. Erun, Mrs. Shipley and Miss
Emily Robbins. The decorations were
crooked neck squashcs, pumpkins. trait
hing vines and autumn leaves. Freder.
lex Bigelew led the cotillon
FUTURE PLEASURES.
There will be a meeting of women to.