The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-24
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The marriage of Miss Louise Marie
}ufrene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. AL
1red Dufrene, to Frederick Leonard Bak-
er was soIemnized last evening at 7.3o
o'clock at the home of the bride on Ash
lana avenue. Rev. Father Ilourdes of
st. Louis Catholic church, read tho
marriage service in the presence of rel
at1ves and close friends. Mrs Adolph
konantz played the wedding march. The
ceremony was performed in the first par
LOT, winch was deliberately decorated in
pink and green.
The bride was gowned In white point
q esprit over white satin. The skirt was
fashioned with train and the gown
was elaborately trimmed with chiffon
A tulle veil was worn and a bunch Of
ried.
Miss Amy Laramie, of MINNEAPOLIS.
the maid OF honor, was gowned in white
DatlSte made over white silk and
trimmed with serpentine lace, insertion
and white panne velvet She carried a
oun S Of American Beauty roses.
Inc bride was given away by her
father. Frank Kluckhohn attended the
groom.
From until 10 a large reception was
given Mr. and Mrs. Dufrene received
with the bridal party. Mrs. Timothy
Foley presided in the dining room, as
sisted by Mrs. T. ". Brown. Miss Lillian
Dodson, Of Minneapolis, and Miss Alice
assisted by Miss Nellie B. Hope, Miss
Nan Breen and Miss Janet St Aubin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker left LAST evening
for the East They will be at home after
June at Mahtomedi White Bear Lake.
An unusually interesting programme
was presented yesterday afternt3n at the
regular meeting of the St Paul chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolution,
held in the parlors of the Dayton Ave-
nue. Presbyterian church. About 200
women were present. Mrs. D. r. San
ford, the chapters regent, presided. Mrs.
j. M. WEIGH treasurer, and Yrs A. II,
Bigelow. registrar, presented their re-
ports, the latter stating that twelve new
members had recently been received M IS
carpenter, who was the chapters dele
gate to the recent Continental congress,
gave report Of the gathering A COM
munlcatIon was read from Mrs. John
10 chapter, and chairman of entertain
ment and ceremonies for the Pan-Ameri-
can exposition. inviting the st. Paul
flag day. Mrs. Sanford presented the
chapter the twelve published volumes of
the lineage book of the D.. a. r. Miss
Party chapter, of Pittsfield, Mass, but
who has recently affiliated with the ST.
Paul chapter. told something of the work
that has been done by her old chapter.
associate member of the local chapter,
gave an account of the Nantucket chap
ter, OF which she is a regular member.
Mrs MIS-: George R. r. Metcalf gave an inter-
estlng talk on The City Of Washington
illustrating it with some excellent stere-
opticon views. The first picture shown
was that of Mrs. Daniel Manning, for
merly president general Of the national
D. A. r.. and now honorary president
general Of the same body Mrs. Mans
nlng s picture was saluted with much en-
tnus1asm A letter was read from Mrs.
manning, In which she sent greetings to
the chapter.
Mrs J. T; Conley sang and Mrs. Ernest
DAVIDSON played the accompaniment.
Mrs George II. Ranney and Mrs + B.
Bea!s presided at the tea table assisted
by the members Of the Louis Malone Aver
chapter Of children who were yesterday
the st. Paul chapters guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Cutler gave a
large reception last evening at their
nome on Summit avenue, in honor Of
Mrs. William Cutler
Mrs. Robert C. Wight. of crocus place.
Will give luncheon this afternoon. in
honor of Mrs. Hooper
DR.. and Mrs. John f. Fulton entertain
ed at dinner last evening at their homo
on Summit avenue in honor of DR.. and
Mrs Wagner, of Tacoma, Wash.
The St. Paul Choral club met Monday
evening at the home Of Miss Nellie A.
Hope. on Dayton avenue It was decided
to hold the annual meeting the third
Tuesday in May. 1.-THE Messiah" viii be
one OF the choral performances given
next year.
Unique invitations have been issued for
a poverty ball, to be given Friday evening
In X. p. hall, Bowlby block. by Lincoln
Lodge No. 10. The following are the com
mittees in charge: Arrangements w.
MInch. E. G. Schroeder r. c. Neuen-
schwander; reception. ]. P. Donovan, F.
G. Mcbride, w. A. Drake. e. w White:
floor L. G. Schackford, Joseph FIeissner.
L; F. Entrup, Jacob Rockstroh and r. N.
OGrady.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Weiss, of Summit ave-
nue.. VIII move to White Bear Eext week
Miss Agnes McClary and Miss Gertrude
Mcleod, of the Colonnade. left yester-
day for Buffalo and New York.
Mr., and Mrs: M. P. Patterson. of Lin
coin avenue, will move next week TO their
summer house at White Bear lake.
Mrs. Judson Wade Bishop, of Mackubin
street, is visiting in Chicago.
Mrs. Edward Them and Miss Them. OF
East Isabel street, will go to New York
next month to remain six weeks
Miss Ragne Malstad. of Spring Valley.
Mich. is the guest of Miss Morse, of
Dayton avenue.
Miss Kelly and Miss Esther Kelly, of
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Stevens. of SUM
init avenue. will occupy the Warner cot
tage at Lake Minnetonka this summer
Miss Willard, of Holly avenue, Is in
Louisville. Ky.
Mrs. P. H. Van Hoven is entertaining
Mrs Adolph Lindenberg. OF st. Cloud
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Cutler, OF Nina ave-
nue., have gone East.
Mrs. H. c. Casper, of Pleasant avenue,
IS entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. w. w Rey-
lick. of Grafton. N D.
Mrs w. Allen. of Summit place, has
returned from the South.
Mrs. F. 1. Whitney and Miss Louise
Whitney. OF Dayton avenue, have re-
turned from Detroit.
Mrs. John Gerlich, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Morse. OF Dayton avenue, has
returned to Lake City.
Mrs. W. p. Abbott of Laurel avenue,
is in Boston.
Gen. and Mrs. NJ D. Flower, of Ash
land avenue, will return Sunday from
Mount Clemens, Mich.
Miss Jacobs. who has been visiting Mrs
A. j. Brawley, Of Goodrich avenue, has
returned to Granite Falls.
Miss Cornelia Kittridge. OF Boston. will
be the guest this week Of Mrs. N. 2.
LangSord. Of South Exchange street.