The Saint Paul globe., 1901-01-03
THE SOCTgL
WORLD.

Inc engagement has been announced of
Hanery c. Meining. of st. Paul, to Miss
Lula BoWen, the daughter of former
state Senator and Mrs. TIE Bowen. of
minneapolis. The ceremony will be cele-
erated at the Bowen home, 64 Eleventh
street, Jan 10.
Mr., Meining, who was formerly a Du-
luthian, is attached to the office of Presi-
dent Hill of the Great Northern
+s&
Mrs. w. A, Highberger, of selbv
avenue, entertained at dinner New Years
day
The members of st. James Catholic
church choir will give a card party at
Ayds hall, w. Seventh street, FRIDAY
evening, Jan. A, 1901.
A meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of
st. James Evangelical Lutheran Church.
will be held at the church, Marshall and
Grotto streets, today al p m.
Gen. and Mrs. r. F. Wade entertained
Informally at dinner Tuesday at the
Ryan hotel in honor of Miss Tracy.
The engagement is announced of Henry
=. Melning, of this city, and Miss Lulu
y. Bowen, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.
L. Bowen, of Minneapolis The wedding
VIII take place next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Wade Bishop en-
tertained at dinner Tuesday evening at
their home on Mackubin street, in honor
OF Rev. Theodore Sedgwick Covers were
laid for twelve guests
The Thursday club will M ct at $3.50 this
afternoon at the Aberdeen. Miss Jane
Ngl MOOD VII read a paper on George
The Young Peoples Union of the First
Baptist Church will hold its annual meet
ing this evening. Following the reports
and election of officers there will be
social hour.
Constellation Chapter, No. 1s O. e. S
mad public installation of officers at
Masonic Temple last night Mrs Flora
Adams Pattee. past grand matron. was
assisted by Mrs. Evelyn You'd, grand
marshal, and Mrs. Nettie McWhorter.
grand chaplain. The musical programme
was directed by Mrs. Homer c. Munson.
and included numbers by the Twin City
Mandolin club, piano solo by Miss NJ
CASSIDY; piano and violin duet, by Miss
Cassidy and William H Nelson; vocal
solos by Mrs. Paul Zumbach and owen
Morris; duet by Mrs. Munson and Mrs.
Zumbach; two numbers by a male quar-
tette, composed of William Jeffrey. FL.
c. Munson, Owen Jones and E. ]. Jones,
and a quintette, in which Mrs Munson
Joined the quartette.
Miss Mary Clark entertained i1formalIv
at cards Monday evening at her home
on Grand avenue, in honor of Miss EliZ-
abeth May, of saltwater. Euchre was
played at eight tables. The hostess was
assisted by Miss Jenkins and Miss Ian
pher, of Minneapolis
The Ladies Society of Woodland Park
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tomorrow evening at the residence of
Mrs. a. w. Perry. 574 Marshall avenue.
a muslcal programme has beeA arranged.
Mrs Russell r. Dorr of Oakland ave-
nue., returned yesterday from three
months visit in the East
Mrs. Ans ell Oppenheim. of TIE Aberdeen,
will go East this week
Mrs. d. I'll. Emmons cf DAYTON avenue.
VIII go East next week
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Bailey. of Holly
avenue, will leave in February for Eu-
rope. where they will make ar extended
visit.
Miss Margaret Lennon, of the Portland.
mas returned from Sparta, Wis.
Miss Katherine Ryan, of the Ryan no
tel. has returned to Notre Dame, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs F. e. Bird. of Summit
avenue, have returned from Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Kilmartin, OF Bemidji are
the guests Of Mrs. Mangan, of Ig.ehaIt
street.
The Misses McShane, of East Tenth
street, have returned from Ellsworth,
Wis
Mrs. E. f. Morledge and Miss Fern
Magnuson, of Carroll street, are visiting
in Litchlield, MINI.
b1r and Mrs. p. ]. Schaube, of Lincoln
avenue, are in Chicago.
Miss Garnet Butcher. of Juth Victoria
street is spending the holidays in La
Crosse.
Andrew Rystogi. of Dawson City, Y.
F., is the guest of William Wermus, Of
Mclean avenue.
Mrs. J. f. Ma aIoney, Of the Hotel North
ern, left New Years day, with her son
Thomas, for a two weeks visit to New
York and other Eastern cities.