The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-02
THE SOCIAL
WORLD.

The marriage of Miss Ethel e. Seaeer
TO Corrington ThIrston was solemniZed
yesterday afternoon at o'clock at the
home of the bride'sysister. Mrs George
". Martin, of Grand avenue. Rev John
Sinclair. d. D.. of the First Presbyte-
rian church, read the marriage service
The rooms were effectively trimmed with
roses. carnations and green foliage.
The bride was attended by Miss Gladys
Martin, Miss Ethel Lloyd and Miss
Helen Seager, Of Minneapolis. as flower
the best man. -
Miss Helen Fillebrown played the
'lohengrin' wedding music for the pro-
cessionAl march and just before the be-
trothal Miss Faith Martin sang Ave
Maria" accompanied by Arthur Bergh
on the violin a oaareste consistins of
tin, George Hurd and Herbert Seager. of
Minneapolis sang Hail. Happy Bride
The bride was gowned in whTte NOUS
seine de sole trimmed with lace. She
carried a bouquet anfirllies of the valley
and maiden hair ferns. Following the
ceremony an informal reception was
riet Hale assisted. Among the out-of-
town guests were Mrs Scantleton OF
Sparta, Wis, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Sea-.
ger, Miss Bess Barstop, Miss Mabel Case
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston left last evening
for short wedding trip. They will be
at home after June at Mahtomedj
The following St Paul young women
will graduate This summer from Eastern
colleges: Miss Margaret Muir, of Laurel
avenue, who completes her course at
Smith colIege;' Miss Marion San5orn,
daughter of Judge and Mrs. Sanborn
who graduates from Vassar; Miss
Phoebe Nicholas, daughter of Mr.. and
of the graduating class at Columbia,
where she completes the art class.
Mrs St Pierre has issued invitations
tn criHy fOTIa
evening at Garfield Post hall, in the old
Grand block 800 Wabasha street The
programme. will be presented by her
piano pupils.
Mrs. E. X. s.bley of New York. was
the guest of honor at a dinner given last
evening by Mrs. Darius Miller, OF Sum
init avenue.
The board of managers of the St. Paul
INFANTS nome met yesterday at the
Kennedy presided. The matron reported
thirty-siN children in the home. three
adopted during the month and no deaths.
The April musical given this week at
Villa Maria convent, Frontenac, was
largely attended. g An interesting musical
and literary programme was presented
by the following pupils; Miss Mary Cox.
Miss Lucia Warren, Miss Evelyn Treg1l-
gas, Miss Florence Garrett, St Paul;
Miss McClary. Miss Hogue, Miss Orpha
n,
the Misses MaudeGana Catherine McTlin-
ney, Cass Lake; Miss Mayer. BcmidJf;
the Misses Mabel and Gertrude Collins,
Grand Forks; Miss Mansfield and Miss
May Hoelscher. Duluth; Miss Schou-
weller, Red Wing; Miss Tyrrell. Chi
cago; Miss Beuldh Garrard. Frontenac
Mrs. II. G. Young, IF Lake City, a men,
Der of the. class Tof 1913, and MI George
Garrard, of Frontenac, also took part in
the programme. vs. On
The musical instrument apollo has
hno1 civ To c-,elito o1 NV
rard.
Como Division No 49, Ladies Auxiliary
to the Order of Railway Conductors, met
yesterday at BowIby han to complete ar
Engagements for the entertainment of the
guests attending the convention this
month. The treasurer reported that the
various card parties given by the division
during the winter have netted S400 An
other card party will be given next We'd
f nesqay attern2on at bboWfby hall The
ton viii make the Merchants hotel their
headquarters. A banquet will be given
Saturday evening, MAY IA. at the hotel
1t is expected that 400 guests will be en-.
tertained.
Mrs j. " Bartlett deputy organizer of
the National Protective league has g.
sued invitations for an entertainment TO
be given Thursday evening at Twin City
hall.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF st. James
English Evangelical Lutheran Church
will meet at the home of Mrs. p. Otto,
6U9 Marshall avenue this evening at 3
p. m.
Garfield Sewing circle win meet with
Mrs: H. A. Morse. IA Dayton avenue,
Friday afternoon, May D.
The CRATIC Under the Palms" will be
sung by sixty voices this evening 1T Cen
trail Park M E. church. Miss Mona O.
Suesa will direct and Miss Hopes Ladies'
orchestra will render the music. Miss
Florence Longley will read and Mrs L..
soloists are Miss F. 1 Weimer, soprano;
Miss E. Wood. contralto; e. E. Wood
worth, bass, and D. Price, tenor.
Mr. and Mrs. f. L., Mcsher have been
entertaining Mr.. Mosher's parents, Rev.
and Mrs r. c. Mosher, of Albert Lea.
Mrs. Clarence Secer, of Goodrich ave-
nue.. will have as her guest next week
Mrs. Van Deventer, of New Jersey.
Miss Bessie Drummond. of Marshall az
enue, will go too Iowa next month TO
spend part of thee summer
Miss Verna Kluckhclm, of Goodrich stv-
enue, will leave 5hs evening for New
York, where she ,will5join Henry lIascn-
Wrinkle and his daughter, Miss Madeline
HasenWinklc. The party will sail May
for Europe. aa@-s1
Mrs. A. T. Stebhins $ef Rochester, is the
guest Of Mrs. Davidson, of the Aberdeen.
w. P. Jewett and family have returned
| from the East and are at White Bear
| lake for the SUMMER
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, of Iglehart street.