The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-19

A very brilliant and successful affair
was the military ball given last evening
at the armory by the members of the
Roosevelt club, of st. Paul The great
nall was transformed into ball room
with the aid of flags, bunting and palms
The only attempt at floral decorations
was lavish use Of palms. a seni-circle
of these tall plants concealed the musi-
clans from view, and a number of them
were placed effectively here and there
about the room. The balcony which was
reserved for spectators was CAV with
bunting and flags and presented a very
animated scene. The supper room and
the dressing rooms were comfortably
and artistically arranged. SUPPER was
served after Il o'clock The guests be-
gan to arrive about $3.50 O'clock They
were received in the ball room by Mrs.
w. r. Bend, Mrs. Moses e. Clamp, Mrs.
10. H. Gheen, Mrs. James J. Hill. Mrs
n. NJ. Halbert, Mrs. A. H. Lindeke, Mrs
d. r, Moves, Mrs. Parks Richie. Mrs
Samuel r. Van SAINT and Mrs George B.
Young. The St. Anthony Hill orchestra
played short promenade concert after
Which programme of waltzes and two
steps was played, varied only by two
square dances, the lancerS. The floor
was in charge Of FitZhugh Burns Frank
Bass, ]. de Graf Berkey, Leavitt Corn
Ing, William Cochran, Walter Driscou,
Jules Denegre, w. Van Slylle Finch,
George R. Folds, T. w. Griggs. c. W.
Halbert, A. w. Lindel1e, F. D. Monfort
p. NJ. Myers. Wilder Merriam, Robert w
Mcleod, winthrop Moves, c. N. Nelson.
Jr., Percy Parker, DR.. II. P. Richie E.
n. Saunders, Jr., r. D. Stewart, John
Seabury, W. P. Trowbridge, Webster
WheelOck, Lieut.. J. p Tracy. The fol-
lowing men acted as ushers: Julian
Kirby, William Albrecht Clarence Bun
ker, William Forbes, f. c. Bancroft,
Homer Clark, j. Denegre. Hugh T. Hal
bert, Frank Z. Knauft, Everett Kirk, w.
f. Lindeke, n. Langford, Trevor Nc
Clurg, R. D. Matteson, R. NJ. Newport,
Jr., &. M. PToIty, Jr., c. w. Phillips F.
ID. Rice, Harry Sommers, W. o. Stout,
Charles Stees, w. L. Timberiake, R. P
Warner, Lieut. John Wade, w. H. Yard
ley, Cathcart MaXfield and w. r.
Stephenson.
The marriage of Miss Lulu Victoria
Brisk, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Matthias
Frisk, to Guy A. Thomas. Of Mime
apolis, was sOlemnized last evening at 5
O'Clock at the brides home on Marshall
avenue. Rev. J. H. Sammis, OF the
Olivet congregational church, oficiated.
The bride was attended by Miss Ruth
Frisk as maid of honor and by Miss Lou
StOughton and Miss Mayme Stoughton
as bridesmaids. Roy Mclaughlin was
best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas will be
at the West hotel, Minneapolis, after
April l.
The marriage Of Miss Grace Barker
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs y A Barker
10 George w. Evans, of Minneapolis
was sOlemnized last evening at $50
O'Clock at the brides home Hotel Met
ropoIltan. Rev. Theodore Sedgwick. of
the Church of st. John the Evangelist
read the marriage service in me pres
ence of over 200 guests The large parlOr
on the second floor where the ceremony
was performed, was deliberately decorat-
ed with palms and Southern smildX. The
bridal party stood under a canopy Of
smilaX knotted with ribbon. a string
orchestra played the wedding march for
the entrance of the bridal procession: A
group OF eleven young women, members
OF the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority of
the state university, of which society
the bilde IS also mcmher, entered with
kara Psi fraternity, These eleven
couples carried the strands Of s1njlax
that defined the aisles down which tie
ISmalnder OF the party passed. Miss
Ia; ker, sister of the bride, was maid of
ho@or. She wore gown of grey crepe
dI chime, trimmed with Duchesse lace
and carried pink roses. Dorothy Lord
was flower girl. She wore a white Swiss
frock and carried a basket OF pink flow
ers. The bride entered with her father
she was EOWned in white creme faille
made oNer taffeta and trimmed with pearl
trimming and Irish point lace A long
ven wass worn and a bouquet Of white
NloIets, lilies of the valley ana maiden
hair fern carried. Clark Evans, brother
OF the groom, was best man. During the
&c, emonY the orchestra played The
Evening STAR from Tannhaueser"
tcIloWlng the wedding ceremony there
vas a reception. Mr., and Mrs. Barker
ana mrs cyrus Thompson received with
the bridal party. Mrs. Barker was gown
ed in black c: ere du chine, trimmed with
point lace. Mrs. Thompson wore a black
gown, trimmed with Duchesse lace The
dining room was in charge of Mrs. E E.
HughSon and Nine. Constance Locke
' alSl. Punch Was served by Mrs Rol-
lin A. Lanrher Jr. and Mrs. Frank
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans left last evening for
the East. They will be at home after
March l at the METROPOLITAN hotel.
Mr. and Mrs H. F. Mcwhorter. of
Ashland avenue, have issued invitations
for reception and cuchre party to he
SVEN Saturday evening in celebration of
thelf t"ehty-llrst wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs r. A Walker have is
sued Invitations for a euchre party to be
given Tuesday evening, Feb. 26, at their
home On Ashland avenue.
Mrs. Henry Nickow, of Dayton ave
n9a, and Miss Whedon,. of Minneapolis,
the studio of the latter i'll the Andrus
building, Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. H. Field, of DAYTON
avenue, are expected home this week
from Nassau.
Mr.. ana Mrs. George Boyce, of Four
teenth street, are entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. John Roger, and Miss Alice Roger,
Of Nit hell, Ont.
Mrs. c. L. Hoyt, of Western avenue.
left last evening for Chicago.
Mrs. 5. Finkelson, of Northfield is the