The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-18
THE SOCIAL
WORLD.

| j. WORLD. u
The Lower Town Mothers club held
It's annual reception yesterday afternoon
at the Hawthorne school. The kinder
| garten rooms and the corridors were
made cosy with rugs and draperies and
frightened with cut flowers The guests
were received by Mrs. H w. Slack. Mrs.
G. Q. Miller, Mrs. B. w Kirby, Mrs.
William Richardson and Mrs Thomas
fapp. The tea table was in charge OF
Mrs. Alexander Barclay, Mrs A. J. Will
ara and Mrs. William Richardson. They
| were assisted by Miss Slack. Miss Bar
clay, Miss Richardson, Miss Kirby and
Miss Willard. A musical programme
was given. Miss Holemo played on the
violin. Miss Larkin on the piano and Miss
LOTUS, of Red Wing, and Miss Punder-
| son sang.
The board Of managers Of the Catholic
I'M anus nome opened a bazaar yesterday
at sherman hall on Sixth and Wabasha
streets A variety of useful and fancy
articles are offered for sale The bazaar
VIII be continued today and tomorrow.
Luncheon will be served at noon and
dinner from to 8 o'clock each evening
Inc refreshment room Is in charge of
mrs. M. Z. Kennedy, Mrs. Ellen Nc
Nlerney, Mrs. E. M. Randall, Mrs John
w. Willis, Mrs. Howard Lancaster, Mrs.
W. L. Kelly, Mrs. Uri l.. Lamprey, Misa
Nugent, Mrs. J. Broderick Mrs. j. G.
Geraghty and Miss Hanlan The fancy
work tables are in charge of the women
| OF the different Catholic churches in the
city.
Gen. and Mrs. Lambert entertained at
dinner last evening at their home on
Nelson avenue in honor of Miss Louise
Dufrene. Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Har-
ry Tltcomb, Of lglehart street, enter
| tanned informally for Miss Dufrene and
her bridal party. Mrs. John Ahern, of
| Minneapolis, entertained Tuesday after
noon In honod. Of the bride elect. Euchre
| was played at five tables, the favors be-
ing Won by Mrs G. w. Dodds, Mrs. d.
w. Bazille and Mrs. Alfred Dufrene
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A parlor musical was given last even
Ing at the residence Of Mrs. A. ]. Elm
qnist, on Canada street for the benefit
or the flower fund of St Sgfrid's church.
The musical numbers included a plano
number by Prof. Lundberg, a vocal duet
| by MI. Anderson and DR.. Nelson, of
Minneapolis; a violin solo by Mr.. Rodin
and songs by Miss Esther Peterson and
Miss Anna Landau.
The hostess was assisted in serving re-
| frehments by Mrs. G.. Jones and Mrs
| Swanson.
Miss Catherine Winnifred Marsden.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mars
den, and Joseph J.. Fisher We're married
at o'clock yesterday morning at St.
Mary,s Catholic church. Rev. ]. T. Glib
Dons performed the ceremony The bride
| was attended by Miss Clara Esch as
maid OF honor. Charles AIarsden, the
brides brother, was best man. Mr.. and
Mrs Fisher will reside in st. Paul
The Ladies' Social circle Of the1Feo-
pies church, viii give chicken pie So
ciaf Saturday evening In the church
parlors After the supper the Young
Peoples society will give an entertain-
1 ment.
The women OF the Park CONGREGATIONAL
church opened rumnage sale yester-
day at BIT East Seventh street. Mrs. Alb
bic Clapp and Miss Pike have general
charge. They are assisted by Mrs w, D.
White and Mrs. Carryal who have
charge of the millinery; Mrs Leonard
and Miss White fancy goods: Mrs
Andrew, Mrs. Cudworth and Mrs BUR-.
mems clothes; Miss Spencer, hats and
caps; Mrs Salisbury, Mrs. Bond and
MISS Robinson, ladies' clothing; boots
and shoes, Miss LanpheTe. The sale will
be continued today and tomorrow.
The arrangements for COMPANY DIS
| military ball are nearly complete. and f.
promises to be one of the most delight.
/ fui events ever given under the auspices
of this organization The date is set for
Thursday May 2; the Twin City orches-
| ira of fifteen pieces will furnish the
music, and it is expected that all friends
of the company will be in attendance
This Is the first social function given by
the company since its return from the
| Philippines.
The Adelphic club composed of about
hfty of the colored club women of St
Paul and Minneapolis, will meet Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. r. L. McGhee, OF
University avenue. The admission OF
| colored clubs to the state federation OF
Woman's clubs will be discussed Mrs
l.. P. Williams. president of the state
| federation, and other prominent club
women Of the Twin Cities VIII attend.
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The. Ladies Aid Society Of tho Bates
| Avenue M. E. church opened a run1nage
sale yesterday afternoon on East Sey-
enth street. The sale will be continued
/ today and tomorrow The women in
charge are Mrs. E. R. Spindler, Mrs Van
Duyne, Mrs. Brink, Mrs. Blades and MIS-
/ Parker.
Captain and Mrs. ]. J. Mccardy en-
tertained at dinner last evening at their
home on Kent street in honor of Gov
and Mrs. 8. R. Van SAINT.
A dispatch from San Francisco re-
| eeived yesterday says Miss Lillian Hecht-
man, daughter Of the late Henry Hechf-
man, of ST. Paul, was married at noon
today to Orlin Crawford, one Of the Of
fteers of the Western Basket company,
wealthy corporation Miss Hechtnan,
while visiting there for the winter fell
| in love with Crawford and surprised her
! friends by announcing that she was GO
| ing to be married The brides brother
| is vice president of the largest fruit
packing concern on the Pacific coast
The Pioneer Business School club VIII
hold regular meeting tonight in the
school rooms, Ryan Annex. Several new
! applications for membership will be act
/ ed upon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burk, of Dayton
! avenue. will occupy their cottage at
| White Bear, May l.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. e. Rice, Of Summit
! avenue. have returned from California.
Mrs. Dalcour, of Tilton street, is en-
| PERTAINING Mrs. G. S. Heath, of Duluth
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Wermus entertained at
! supper Monday evening at their home on
| Mcleod avenue in honor of Andrew Rys-
| tog, of Philadelphia, who is en- route to
Dawson City.
/ Gov. and Mrs. Van SAINT, of the Aber-
deem, entertained at dinner Tuesday even
! ing for Mr.. and Mrs Hiram F. Stevens.
| Mr.. and Mrs Frank Williams, of Far
rington avenue, have gone to Mahtemedi
! for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs J. NJ Goldsmith, of Far
rington avenue, will move May l to
White Bear