The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-06
Of Social .9nterest.

Mrs. Jessica De Wolf, who leaves
shortly for New York, was the guest of
honor at a tea given Wednesday after
noon by Miss Elsie Shave at her home
on East Ninth street. Mrs Shave and
the Misses Shave we're assisted in re-
ceiv1ng by Mrs. &C. G. Titcomb. Miss Rob-
nson. Miss Berg, Mrs. c.. H F. Smith
and Mrs. Dixon. Mrs. Severance and Mrs.
l. M. Hayes presided at the refreshment
tables About thirty women were enter
tained.
Miss Mines. of Detroit, Mich, will be
the guest of honor at luncheon given
today by Mrs. T. R. Kane, of DAYTON
avenue Mrs. Kane will also entertain
Informally tomorrow evening for Miss
Mines.
Mrs. Simpson, of Monroe place, gave a.
tea Wednesday afternoon for Miss Bes-
Sic Badger Of Washington, D. c., and
Miss Jennie Durham
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Thomas. of SAM,
Center. are spending the week with DR..
Charlotte Hail. of Selby avenue
A farewell surprise party was given by
the Sherburne Clan at the Twin CITY
hail Wednesday evening in honor of Mr..
Louis Ripstein, who leaves for his hon.e
IN winnipeg. The evening was pleasant
~ spent IN dancing, and refreshments
were served.
Arthur H. Porter. prominent drug
g1st of Chicago, who has been visiting
In the Twin Cities the past few GAYS.
has returned home
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5Ihe4 announcement is made of the mar
rage of Mics Edna Gooch, teacher in
one of the public schools of ST. Paul.
to George F. Leml1e, formerly resi-
dent Of St Paul. but now of Chicago.
Ihe marriage took place in Chicago,
whittier the young people were forced to
cope on account. of parental objection
Inc bride, who is just nineteen years old,
is daughter of Mrs. Gooch, 500 Canada
street. She Is a graduate of the Central
high school. and was for the past year a.
teacher in the Sibley school. The youth
OF both bride and groom was the cause
of parental objection.
Mr.. and Mrs G. C. Collins of 255 Car
1oll street. are entertaining Secretary w
e. McEWen, of the State Federation of
Labor, and his wife. of Duluth.
Miss b Aghton. of Gary is the guest
OF the Misses Scott, of Virginia avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. Herbert J. Stilweli have
returned from two months visit in the
East. They have taken a House on
Westminster street
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Hodge, of Mel
son, Is. C., who have been spending the
summer in st. Paul, have taken apart
ments at the Colonial on Summit ave-
nue..
Miss Dunlap Miss Jeanette Dunlap
and Maurice Dunlap. of Laurel avenue
have returned from Prior Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Straus, of Sum-
NIT avenue, have returned from trip
abroad.
DR.: Davern and the Misses Davern. of
Mackubin street, are visiting at Isle
Royale.
Mr.. and Mrs S. W. Raudenbush. of
Oseeola avenue, are entertaining their
son, w. r. Raudenbush, U. S. N.
Capt and Mrs E. C. Bowen, of Day
ton avenue, will leave Sunday for the
East.
Miss E. MeCannon. of Fort Smelling, is
entertaining Miss Fanny Swartz, Of
Washington.
Miss Ella Dorr, of Capitol boulevard.
is expected home next week from New
York. fsf-s
Mrs. g. w. Bixby and daughters, who
0lave been the guests of Mrs. Warren
Upham, of the Genesee, have returned
to Mortified. ysTs
guest of Mrs. T. r, Kane, of Laurel ave-
nue., s.
Mrs. Williams, of New York. is the
guest Of her mother, Mrs. Nabersberg,
of Dodd road.
Mrs. Louis M Fernald, of Laurel ave-
nue., is visiting In Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Sampson of Hague
avenue. have returned from Lake Min
netonka.