The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-10

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The marriage of Miss Maria Louise
johnson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs C.
w. johnson, to Arthur Eaton Gilbert of
Duluth, was solemnized last evening at
$50, at the home of the bride, lis Viz
ginia avenue. DR.. Andrews of Christ
church, read the marriage service iuythe
presence of relatives and intimate friends
only. The rooms were handsomely deco
rated with cut flowers, SmilaX and palms.
The two colors, pink and green were
combined in the :, decorations throughout
played for the wedding and fas Ns.e in
formal reception which followed. The
bride was attended by Mrs Frederick
Cratsenberg and Miss Brennan as biGes-7
maids. Two little girls, Elizabeth JUfan-
son and Eleanor Hill, We're the ribbon
bearers. Samuel Gilbert, brother ol.-tire
groom. was best man and the usters
we're w. l.. johnson, George La Point,
Charles Allen and DIR. Ramsey.
The bride was gowned in white i six
crepe made over white taffeta. She Wore
q long tulle veil, and carried u. ba5tGsn
of lilies of the valley. Mrs. ManlGr Wore
her wedding gown of white point esprit
lace. Miss Cratsenberg and Miss Brennan
were gowneu in white silk mall over
white six and carried pink roses. An .ln4
formal reception followed the ceremony.
The out-ef-town guests were Mr., and
Mrs. Frederick Gilbert, Of Duluth and
Mr., and Mrs. Buxton of West superior
York for a wedding trip They will he at
home after Feb. IS. at Ashland
The wedding of Miss Edna J. Rice,
~ lob of in
>6:innati, was celebrated Tuesday evening
at the home of the brides parent in Lake
City. Rev. w. c. Rice, father of the
bride, performed the ceremony. The
wedding was a quiet one, the only at
pendants of the bride and groom being
Miss Flora Rice, of Red Wing and Albert
Rice, of Hamline, sister and brother oi
O. c.. Peterson Miss Gertrude Williams
and Miss Jennie Pinch, of st. Paul The
bride wore her going-away gown of tan
broadcloth. Mr. and Mrs. Gerl1Cn nave
gone to the Pacific coast.
The wedding of Charles Frederick Null
len and Ida MacCraW was solemntzed
last evening at Christ Episcopal chureh
by the Rev Charles d. Andrews. Inc
bride entered on the arm of her brotheF,
Hector MacCraw, and was attended by
Miss Anna MacCraw, sister of the b;ide.
Mr.. Mullen was attended by William
Moeller The bridesmaids were the two
sisters of the bride, Marion and Nellie
MacCraw, and the ushets We're Messrs.
K. F. Dreher and b. p EdeY.
The bride was gowned in white silk
made demi-traine, trimmed with chiffon
and panne velvet. She wore a tulle Veil.
with diamond ornaments, and carried Ill
les of the valley. The maid of homer
wore mousseline de sole, and carried
American Beauty roses. The bridesmaids
wore pink organdie.
was served at the residence of the Misses
MacCraw to the bridal party and imme-
diate friends of the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mullen Will be at home
after February 1 at 81 North Exchange
street
The Junior Pioneer association gave it's
twelfth annual entertainment last even
ing at Ellls' hall. An interesting must
cal and literary entertainment was given
President E. w. Bazille acted as master
of ceremonies; cornet solo by A. l..
Bolton; songs by Mrs Gustav REM and
Theodore A Iienau; monologue by A. G.
Johnson and a recitation by Miss Irene
O'Regan Bernard Zimmerman delivered
an address and Maj. Gerlach read a pa
per. Following the entertainment there
was dance programme of twelve num-
Jackson John F, Kelly. Frew w. <zoH-
man, Edward Dahl, II. r. Willwerscheid
John Rogers Jr., William r. TosteYin,
James D.. Prendergast Charles A. Van
the arrangements were l.. D. Philips,
Thomas p. O'Regan and julius Keller.
The floor was managed by q: H fa I5a IT
s. Weide and William d. Kelly. -
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The Nathan Hale Chapter. Daughters
Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 30, with Mrs
Drake, of Dayton avenue.
The St Paul German club will give it's
next cotiilion Thursday, Feb. "a, at Sum-
nit hail.
Miss Newson. of the Central high
school. addressed the Lower Town Moth
ers' club yesterday afternoon at the Haw-
thorne school. Mrs. Jurgens had charge
OF the meeting.
The following officers were installed
yesterday afternoon by Como Division
No. 98. auxiliary to the Order of Railway
Conductors: President Mrs. J. W Gil
boy: vice president Mrs W X Shawe;
Pease; senior sister, Mrs. A. e. Daggett;
Junior sister, Mrs: M: N: Goss; executive
committee, Mrs. B. A. Waters, Mrs. W.
and correspondent. Mrs. j. c. Mccall;
guard. Mrs P j. Heulihan; musician
Mrs. e, R. McGiven. The installation Inst 7
McManus officiating. 800
The Rosebud Social club will give its
seventh social hop Thursday evening at
Wittich's hall.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Gilbert, Of Du-
luth and Mr. and Mrs. Buxton, of West
Superior are visiting at the Aberdeen.
Mr. and Mrs J. N Mills, of Pittsb1Trg
Pa, are the guests of Mrs. j. S. Mills, OF
Carroll street
Mrs. Wagner and son, of Duluth. are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs Willis Drum
mond, of Marshall avenue.
Mrs. H. ]. Leach, of Holly avenue. will
leave Feb. L for California.
Mrs Donaldson. of North Exchange
street. win have as her guests this week
Mr.. and Mrs. David Emerson Van Duzen
OF Sault Ste. Marie.
Mrs. Ward Ames, OF Duluth, is at the
Aberdeen for a month.
Mrs. j. c. Shea, of the CoIonnade. Is en-
tertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, of
Boomer, Wis.
Mrs. P III. Herzog, of ST. Peter street,
has returned from Chicago
Mrs. D. w Lockwood, of the Aberdeen,
is in the East.
Mrs. w. Fl. Monty, of Ashland avenue,
is entertaining her sister, Miss Laura
Williams, of Boston
Miss Amy Paulding, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Boynton, of Dayton ave-
nue.. has returned to West Superior.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Woolsey, Of Case
street, have returned from Fargo.
No Opposition to Senator Hoar.
BOSTON Jan 9-Contrary to the us1fag
custom as regards the United States cor