The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Steeg will reside at 500 lyle
hart street
The rummage sale held at SOL East
Seventh street by the women of ST.
James Episcopal church will close Sat
urday night instead of tonight, as pre-
come in since the sale opened. Those
attending the sale the next two days
will get unusually good bargains, as the
committee wish to sell all goods before
the doors close.
The people of Clinton Avenue NJ E.
church gave reception last evening in
the church for the new pastor and his
wife, Rev. and Mrs. o. w. Taylor. r.
N. Hare formally welcomed Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor on behalf of the church.; Mr..
and Mr.. Kirkman on behalf of the Ep-
worth league. Mr.. Taylor responded
briefly to the addresses Receiving with
the pastor and his wife We're Mr.. and
/ Mrs Quayle Mr.. and Mrs. Dingle and
Mrs. Timmons. The tea tables were in
charge of Mesdames Kendall, Dingle, Fer
guson, Mcintyre, DeFoe, WardeH and
Hamilton.
The marriage of Mrs Vina Avery Smith
to Broekenbough Beckwith was solemn
| lied last evening at 8 o'clock at the Cen
trail Presbyterian church.. DR.. A. 3. Mel
DRUM pastor Of the church, read the mar
rage service. Only close friends and rel
atfves witnessed the ceremony. Following
the church service an Informal reception
was held at the brides home on West
Fifth street. Mrs Smith is a prominent
musician of st. Paul. Mr.. Beckworth Is
a member of the Frederick Warde COM
pany.
Miss Grace Williams, for many years a
supervisor in the teachers training
school, will be married next Monday
evening to Dr.. Warren A. Dennis. The
marriage will take place at Coronado,
Cal, where Miss Williams has been visit
ing since April. DR.. and Mrs. Dennis
viii return to ST. Paul Nov. 1.
The annual meeting of the Monroe
Mothers club will be held Friday after
noon, Oct Is. at the Monroe school.
| Rev. Patrick Hart, who recently re-
turned from the Philippines, where he
took Rev. William Colbert's place as
chaplain of the Thirteenth, passed
through st. Paul Wednesday on his way
leave of absence. Father Hart was post
chaplain at Fort Smelling for several
years previous to the outbreak of the
Spanlsh-Ameriean war. By recent
change Father Colbert goes to the Philip
S. D. - Nle''Oe'
Miss Laura Shepard, of Iglehart street.
IS entertaining Miss Marie Foster, Of
Chicago.
Mrs. D. Z. ColvilIe, of Laurel avenue.
IS entertaining Miss Bailey, of DEBORAH,
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Peet, of DAYTON ay-
enue, left last evening for short visit in
Buffalo, N Y.
Rev: and Mrs. Huston Taylor have re-
moved to AZ Bates avenue.
MISS Faith Martin, of Marshall avenue
mas returned from Buffalo, N. Y.
MI. and Mrs Charles Whitney Pundar-
son and family have moved in from Raid
Eagle lake, and will reside at 622 FJoIIv
avenue, for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Selms, of East Sixth
street, are in New York.
Mrs. Eastman and Miss Eastman of
LOUISIANA, are the guests of Mrs William
+. Abbott, of Laurel avenue
Mrs. J. r. Jewett will spend the latter
part OF October in New York.
Mrs. Howard Weber is entertainins.
mrs; James Mayfield and Miss Mayfie1d
OF Tacoma, Wash.
Mrs James Jennings, of ST Alhans
street, is entertaining Miss Maude Ed
geFton, of Minneapolis
Mrs. Allan Krieger, of ST. Pierre for
race is entertaining her niece. Miss
Spence. of st. Louis. MISS
Mrs. E.. F. Plondke, of East Sixth
street, will return this evening from
council Bluffs, Iowa.
Mrs. II. d. Brown, of Portland avenue
is entertaining Mrs LIE Row Enerv ~
Wyoming. 0iS' VI
Mrs. Darius Miller, of Summit avenue
is in Chicago. . "a 'to'