The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-03
OUR SOCIAL NEIGHBORS
MINNEAPOLIS.

Miss Minnie Hernandez and George P.
Mills were married Friday evening at
the nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Kuchen-
picker, SZ55 Fourteenth avenue south
Rev- Charles T. Davis read the service
which was witnessed by only the imnle-
date friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Mills left
in the evening for West Superior They
will return in a few weeks and make
their home in Minneapolis
A charming affair took place Thursday
al the nome OF Andres HendrickSon in
6R ,1 MINI, when his daughter,
dreas Rrastad, of Minneapolis. Only the
immediate relatives witnessed the serv-
Ice, which was read by Rev E. Jaastad.
John Hanson was best man and the
brides sister, Miss Hendrickson, was
maid OF honor.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Southmayd, of Lit
tie + ans, Mimi, have Issued invitations
Tor the the marriage of their daughter
Miss Myrtle Ethelyn Southmayd, and
Robert Amos Roak, which viii take place
at their home Tuesday evening March
1S. Mr.. Boak has recently removed to
Little Falls from Minneapolis.
Miss Jennie Dudley entertained Tues
CAV evening for the Misses Mae and Edna
McGary. a programme Of music was
given by the Misses Nellie Welch, Loret-
Ia White, Messrs. Claude Hoffman and
James Carroll a light supper was
served
The active and alumni chapter Of Theta
Delta Chi held their annual BANQUET in
the West hotel Friday evening. Covers
were laid for forty and the menu cards
were IN black and white, with skull and
cross bones for adornment.
Miss Abbie ID Reed entertained at a
luncheon Of eighteen covers yesterday
afternoon at her home on Fifteenth
street north. The guests were the bows
and girls from Miss Mueller's advanced
dancing class.
Mrs N: T Houle. of 1888 Girard ave-
nue. south, entertained the Sub Rosa
EzGc6YA Monday
will be with Mrs Colliton, N24- Grand
avenue south, March II.
Mr. and Mrs George C. Hersman. OF
Omaha Neb. celebrated their golden
wedding yesterday at the home OF their
daughter. Mrs. T. NJ Bailey on Logan
avenue north.
Monday evening Claude Hoffman en-
tertained at his home in Twenty-fourth
street. The Misses Margaret Flynn and
Mae Carroll gave musical numbers. There
were twenty guests
Frank C Nickels left for Washington
last evening to meet Mrs. NickeIs who
has been visiting in that city, and wit
ness the Inauguration ceremonies.
Mrs. John Edwards and Miss Maude
Edwards are at present in Chicago. Next
week they will go to Kansas City TO re-
main until the end Of March
The Star of Hope Rebekah Lodge No
rs viii give g cinch party Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. KEEPER,
171 Second street northeast.
Inc fraternity gave the sec
end in its series Of fnformals Friday night
in Mrs MOBILES hall About twenty-five
couples were present
Mrs Clarence H. Piper and children.
Mrs. W. C. Stone and Miss Babelle Soule
left Wednesday evening for a six weeks
visit in the South.
Martha Rebekah Lodge No % / 0. o.
f, will give q diDlity baH in the lodge
parlors. rs Hennepin avenue, next Sat
urday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Blye. OF 2es9 Ninth
avenue south, left Friday evening for
Washington. D c.. TO attend the inau-
guration.
Miss Ida Hazel Carroll entertained FRI
day evening at her home. 1927 Lyndale
avenue north, in honor Of her sixteenth
birthday.
The Twentieth Century club will be en-
tertained Monday afternoon by Mrs. NJ.
s Trevor, 500 Eleventh straet south.
Mrs C Y. Dawson left Thursday even
ing for St Louis TO spend six weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. John G. McNair.
Mrs. Zeimer, R3la Washington avenue
north, VIII entertain Olympia hive, l. 0.
T. M, at a thimble bee Friday.
Mrs H. Tuscany VIII entertain at
card party Wednesday afternoon at her
home, 629 Fifth street nCrth-
Miss Harriet Harrison has returned
from a three months visit in New York
and Washington
MI end Mrs. a L. Evans left Friday
evening for West Baden, Ind
The Misses Mccain have gone TO New
York
Palestine chapter. o. E. s. will give
card party Thursday evening at the home