The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-03

graced last Sundays edition, and the
o b e has been enabled to continue
the feature for this week
While the public reads with pleasure
and interest of the character and work
OF her law-making husband, of more
personal moment to many newspaper
readers is the seldom obtained sketch
of the winsome woman in the case"
MRS. YOUNG, one OF the most
accomplished and attractive of the
ladies who are Frightening So
cial st. Paul for the winters
space, is Mrs e T Young, of
Appleton. Mrs Young was Mary W.
Sawyer, born in Wisconsin and reared
to womanhood at Winona, one of the
alumni Of the normal school, at that
place
She is a brilliant conversationalist and
capital hostess. She entertains fire.
quently and almost always informally,
at her pretty Appleton home, where she
list, n member of all the prominent
ASNNAASS G10DS III uOHl6 anu an active
member of the o. z. S.
She was married in 1888 to Senator
Young, at Appleton, and has three chill
'lren, the eldest of whom, Miss Hattie,
is now at school at St Mary's hail. in
Faribault. Miss Hattie like her mother.
is an artist. The other children are
Frances, a girl of thirteen and two
year-old Edward Theron, who wields a
tremendous influence over his parents.
MRS. JCHNSON-A dainty little lady
IS Mrs. Gilmore Preston Johnson. the wife
Of Senator John A Johnson, of st. Peter.
Mrs. Johnson, among her other accom-
plishments has one unique among her
sex She is an expert angler and with
her husband spends her happiest hours
during the summer in the occupation
that charmed the existence of Ike Wal
ton and the hearts of those who are
familiar with his word pictures She is
member of all the ladies' clubs Of ST.
Peter, and is a member of the library
committee of the Federation of Wo-
mans clubs Mrs. johnson. young and
charming, appears at her best in the
role Of hostess a favorite one for her.
She is an artist of rare ability and her
quiet home is a sort of attractive studio.
In appearance. Mrs Johnson is very
fair. as contrasted with her dark hair,
tall and slenderly proportional. Her
chiefest hobby is the Senator from St.
Peter, in whose political and editorial
opinions she heartily comedies.
MRS. MEILICKE-A kindly, quiet
home-body. is Mrs. Minnie Guderian
Meilicke, of Window, the wife of Sem
ator Meilicke. She has no interests out
side her husband and seven children,
Of whom she is very proud. Her eldest
son, Hugo, is law student at the state
university Otto is at the state agricul
tural school, Karl is a bank cashier at
F'ulda, and Miss Ella at high school. in
Window, is being reared in the manner
that obtained when our mothers
were young ladies. Mrs. Meilicke is the
generous hostess at an ideal farm home
end likes. to have around her her own
friends and those of her family. So
ciety and club work are without attrac,
tons for her. She was born at Berlin.
Wis, and was married at Good Thunder.
MIMI in 1877.
MRS. SCHALLER-Jus such woroa,
rs was the wife Jane, immortalized by
Ihomas Carlyle, in his "reminiscences. is
katherine Meloy Schaner, of Hastings
The wife Of Senator Albert Schaller.
With charm of manner all her own.
Ind graciousness born of sincerity and
innate kindness. Mrs. Schaller has made
OF her every acquaintance a friend. Be-
Tore her marriage she was the belle and
acknowledged beauty Of Hastings, her
nome since infancy. She, like her hus-
band, Is graduate Of the Hastings high
school, and was for some years = teacher
at her alma mater. Mrs. schaller comes
OF old Pennsylvania stock. of Irish orr
gin. Her father, J. c. Meloy. whose
name is closely connected with the his
tory and development Of Hastings and
his forbears for generations were mem
GERS OF the famous old society of the
Friendly Sons Of st. Patrick, an ISsh
Cathohc orga nization, of which George
Washington was an honorary member
and the charter members Of which volun-
teered as body in the War of the Revo-
luton, the first regiment to leave the
land Of Pennsylvania at their country's
call. Mrs. Schaller was a charter men,
Der Of the Clio club at Hastings. and Is
now its vice president. The ladies Of the
Clio club devote their winters to the
studies of sociology, history and other
problems, the depth of which would as
found the ordinary college professor. and
their summers to the identifying of
Hastings. An incident of the latter oc-
cUpation was noted some three years ago
when on the 1st of May the Clio club
held a meeting and decided to take STEPS
to have a park made within the circle
formed by the spiral approach to the
Hastings bridge The approach and
bridge, by the way, are the remarkable
inventions of her father and the only
ones to the spiral approach. the only one
Of its kind in the world, is the first OH
5ect Of pride pointed out to visitors.
Just one month after the meeting of the
Clio club, Meloy park was dedicated. and
1t was a gem of it's kind. Mrs. Schaller
took deep and active interest, and in
the gallant fight made by Hastings to
secure the hospital for the insane. In
1897, and the rather different struggle of
1899. She IS the devoted mother of four
bright children. Rose-Marie, Karl, jose
phine and Marion Mrs Schaller is a
graceful hostess and presides over enc of
the most attractive homes in a little city
noted for pretty homes and charming
women.
MRS. RYDER-Mrs Wnhelmina Gies
Ryder was born at ST Paul, Mimi. edu-
Gated at the schools of this city and
married here in 1890 to Senator j. J. Ry-