The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-07
ISL Paul ISOCIIL NEWS

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The Nathan Hale Chapter. Daughters
of the American Revolution, held its
final meeting of the year yesterday af-
ternoon In the parlors of the Aberdeen
II. Sanborn and her daughter, Mrs. G. G.
Hartin. The parlors were decorated with
tags, cut flowers and palms. Each mem
Der of the chaper had the privilege Of
bringing a guest, so that about MY
women were entertained. MIS-. John
Rnuppe, the chapters regent, presided.
The programme presented was an I'M
usually interesting one Miss Alice Ray
read a paper-the last in a series on
Revolutionary Women, entitled Mar
garet Shippon." Mime. Inga Olund and
Mrs Elliott and Mrs. Fleming played a
duet on the piano.
Announcement was made that the
prize of IS offered by the chapter to any
the public schools for the best essay on
Nathan Hale, was won by Pearl John
son, Of the seventh grade, Franklin
Folett Bradley. of the Jefferson school,
end Edith Simmer, of the Longfellow.
SeVenty-elght papers were handed in, the
Longfellow leading the list with thirty
seven. Following the programme a re-
Mr. and Mrs. Neil left last evening for
Brill.
The marriage f=HenriettayL Anderson,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. H P Ander-
son, to Mr. Walter Kimball Neal, was
soIemnized last evening at 7 o'clock at
the nome of the bride on 1glehart street.
Rev. George L. Morrison, of Plymouth
congregational church, read the mar
r1age service in thePpfesence of relatives
and intimate friends only. The parlor
in which the ceremony was performed
was decorated with. -pe0nies and pink
carnations and palms. Miss Martha Neal
offended the bride as maid Of honor and
MI William ,.eal was best man. Miss
Mary Wedge played the wedding marches
and Miss Eva Prendergast sang 20
Promise Me- during the ceremony. The
broadcloth and. carried a bunch of bride
roses. The bridesmaid was gowned in
pink mousseline de sole and carried pink
carnattons. Following the ceremony n
wedding collation. was served. "
ceptlon was held. Mrs. Sanborn and Mrs,
Western trip. They will be at home
after July 10, in St, James, MINI.
The marriage of Miss Mary Rose Mo-
riarty and Mr.. Michael M Clancy was
soIemnized yesterday morning at 10 a.
m at St Michaels Catholic church. Rev.
r. 0'NeiH OBLIGATED. The bride was at
tended by Miss julia F. Mo1darty, as
maid of honor; and by Miss Clancy and
Miss Miss Elizabeth Smith, as bridesmaids.
George j. Cannon.s Miss Miller presided
at the organ and Miss Blanchard sang
The bride was gowned in cream silk
crepe, made over cream taffeta. She wore
a veil and carried bride roses.
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the home of the
brides brother, M. ]. Morlarty, 22S East
W., Man IRE street street: Mr. and Mrs. Clancy
they will go to Buffalo for the Pan
American exposition. They will be at
home after July | at 4o7 Bates avenue.
The OLD Ladies' club on the West Side
held its annual excursion yesterday, the
party going to Minnehaha Falls. Mrs.
~ woodbury., who is the oldest member Of
the club. her age being eighty years, was
the guest Of honor. Others present were
Mrs. F. B. Doran, Mrs Simmons Mrs.
watson, Mrs. Strong, Mrs. Hawthorne,
Mrs Dunn1ng Mrs. D. Crib, Mrs. Merritt
and Mrs. Woodbury.:
Miss Jennie L. Jones, of St. Paul Park.
ana John B. Gervais, foreman of the
Gay at White Bear Lake. Rev. Fathep
cunningham performed the ceremony.
MT and Mrs. Gervats will reside at the
The Chapman circle of the First M. b.
church will hold it's annual mite boy
opening this evening in the parlors of the
cnurch. A programme will be followed
by social time.
>, The annual convention of the United
tuesday at the Bethlehem Norwegian
Lutheran church, Fourteenth avenue
ana eighteenth street, Minneapolis.
A [1i1I 4oo delegates, pastors and laymen
1ourns the delegates will visit North
neld to dedicate the dormitory of ST
Olaf college. A similar visit will be
made to the theological seminary at St,
Anthony Park
The Interparochial Missions class will
i nIlo reception on Saturday at the res
kubin street, for Miss Lilias CrummeT.
missionary from China Ala members 'o++
the ut. Paul parishes are cordially III
The Union League club will give it's
annual outing on the steamer Lora this
of Jackson r sree eea Wi leave r the foot
City Mandolin club will play.
DR.. F. P. stapleton, Of Albany, Mo-,
accompanied by his mother and cousin
Miss Esther Holden, are visiting Mrs. ID
A. Carnes, Of Fuller street.
Mrs Walter S. Sanborn and Mrs. c.
q. Hartin, of the Aberdeen, will leave
Mrs. Robert B. Lorimer, Of Aurora av-
enue, returned yesterday from years
visit in England and Scotland.
Miss Genevieve Wyman, of Marinette,
Wis, is the guest of Miss Gertrude Shell
don. of Goodrich avenue.
Mrs. Fannie c. Norris, of Tablerock,
Neb., is the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. E.
a. Carnes, of Fulled street.
DIR. and Mrs A. ]. Gillette, Of Pleas
ant avenue, and Mrs. Moore, of Grove
street, will leave tomorrow for Buffalo,
N, Y.
Mrs. John Knuppe, Of Summit avenue,
Is entertaining Miss Emily Benedict, OF
Faribault.
Dr.. and Mrs. Green. of Dubuque, Iowa.
the guests of DR.. and Mrs. Haldor Sneve,
of Summit avenue.
Mrs. E. A. Carnes, of Fuller street, Is
entertaining ]. N. Carnes of Royalton,
MINI.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. ]. Dobson and Miss