The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-11
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One Of the prettiest Of the many pretty
social affairs that nave been given tn s
June IN connection with the commence
ment exercises of the various schools AMI
colleges was the juniOr-senfor receptiC n
or the Mechanic Arts h3gn school held
fast evening at the school. The decora-
lions were tasteful and unique and pos
sessed the added value of beng the Wo k
OF the pupils. The senior co1ors, white
and green, We're used almost entirely N
the decorations. Each programme had
poster design etched in ink on the COW
er, the design beng the work of Mis-
Ellen Cook. The patronesses last EVENING
were Mrs. G. Fl. Whitebrecht, Mrs E
Hopper, Mrs. F. 3. Jilsun, Kris G. Cook
and Mrs. A. r. McGIl The reception
committee was made up of the folloWtn e
pupils: Mr. Robert jacobson. Miss Elsie
Hopper, Miss Ellen Cook, Mark Haw-
lans. Wilson McGill. Myron Holcomb.
Kenneth Smith, Aleck Barclay George
Johnson. the class president: Miss Scph q
Kraushaar, class secretary, and Law
renee Gilboy, class treasurer, assisted n
receiving the guests. The Twin City
mandolin orchestra played for the dane
ing;
This evening the commencement exer-
cises of the class will be held in Rau-
denbush hall. A class of thirty-three
VIII be graduated, thirteen more than
last year. DR.. L. L. Rypins will deliver
the address eff the evening, speaking on
Mature interpretations Mrs John
Hartigan Will sing and Mrs Perry Gran
cal viii play. The following pupils
will receive diplomas Frank Broderiek,
Alan Cary. Louise Clark. Fred Cook,
waiter Cullum, Maud Gearing John
Gelst, Albert Gunther, Girl Harroldt,
Gharles Hensel, Hugo Herman, Frank
Howes, Wilfred Johnston. Charles Kjeld-
sen, Otto Keil, Henry Cline, Frank Ian
pnere, Harry Lawton, Rudolph LippIa,
William McCallUm. Ralph Milia. Aurel a
Miller, Arthur Mills. Hiding Molander,
Letltla MonSon Victor Nelson, Gale Mer-
rick, Louis Phnoel, Sadie Roberts. John
Souter, Edward Vergosen, Susan WI .te-
brecht, Carl Schmidt
Wednesday evening the alumni will 2 We
their reception to the seniors in the as
sembly hail of the Mechanic Arts high
school
The marriage of Miss Katherine Pas
sett, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 7 p Pas
sett, to Fred H Hunter, of Red Oak
Iowa, was solemnized Saturday evening
at o'clock at the home of the bride. on
Arundel street. DR.. Samuel G. Smith,
OF the Peoples church, performed the
ceremony in the presence of the imme-
dlate family and a few near friends
Ihe bride Wore her going-away gown Of
tan broadcloth and carried a bunch Of
Bride roses.
IN Red Oak Iowa. after July 1.
Mrs. Claiming Seabury gave supper
last evening at her home, on Ashland
and Mr.. John E. Seabury, whose mar
rage takes place tomorrow evening.
Among the guests were Miss Appleton,
Miss Esther Appleton, Miss Grace Brad
Miss Celia Kalman, Miss Eleanor Max
field, Robert McCIoud, E. B. Herbert
Henry o. Ames, William S. Timberlake,
Robert Appleton, Fletcher Appleton and
An entertainment was given last even
ing by the pupils of the Jefferson school
for the benefit Of the Jefferson school or
chestra and for, new pictures for the
school. The orchestra played a number
of selections, and a programme of music
and rec1tations was given by the pupils.
Mrs. Richard M. Nicely will give a linen
shower for Miss Lulu Shandrew. a bride
of next month, Wednesday afternoon,
June 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Zimmerman will
entertain a house party next Sunday at
their summer home, Lake Minnetonka
Miss Grant entertained g. company Of
twelve at luncheon Saturday afternoon
at her home, on Goodrich avenue, in
honor Of Miss Lillian Winchester, OF
Minneapolis.
Miss Ruth Wilson, of Lincoln avenue,
VIII give tally-ho party Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Ross Clarke. of the Marlborough,
gave a luncheon Wednesday at her sum
mer home at White Bear lake for Miss
Lucy Pope. whose marriage to B. Q.
Taylor, of Mankato, takes place tomor-
row evening.
The women of the First Christian
church will serve dinner at 800 Jackson
street from u to o'clock Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday of this week
The Angels of the Home will meet to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock in tle Ca
thedl i school house, seventh and st.
egates to the coming total abstinence
convention.
Rev, George N. Makkeley of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, has accepted call to fill
the pulpit of the Atlantic Congrega-
tional church. Bates avenue and Con-
way street. He will remove next week
to st. Paul.
Prof. Baker ands Prof. English, Meth
odist evangelists, will have charge of the
camp meetings at Red Rock from June
q to July 4. The annual all-day pente-
costal meeting will be held June 25
Bishop Joyce will make the address.
Miss Lulu Shandrew of Ashland ave-
nue., is entertaining Miss Ethel Taylor
Of New York.
Judge and Mrs. Lusk of Dayton ave-
nue., have gone to Blue Earth, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Overstreet. who
have been visiting Mrs. G. H Collins of
Summit avenue, will return this week to
Washington. d. c..
G. B. Buck Jr.. of East Fifth street is
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Buck. Of
Atchison, Kan.
The Misses Hallowell, of Carroll street
are entertaining Miss Minnie Kuhl, Of
Pekin, Ill.
Mrs. Matthew Ryley, Of Cedar street,
has returned from the coast.
Mrs. C. D: Knapp, of Laurel avenue,
has gone to New York
Mrs. c. H. BIodgett, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. H. A. Blodgett of East Tenth
street, has returned to Marshall, Mich
Mrs. Benjamin Thompson, of the Aher-
deem, is at Lake Minnetonka for the sea-
son.
Capt. and Mrs. H. A Castle and fam
tly of Washington, D. C.. will Op1n up
their summer home at Washington D.
c., Silver Lake about July 1.
Miss Sloan, of Summit avenue, has re-
turned from Philadelphia.
Miss Frances Kelly. of Selby avenue,
has gone to Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs. Slaymaker, Of the Aberdeen has
gone to Lake Minnetonka for the sea-
son.
Mrs A. ]. Woodhouse. of Laurel ave
nue., is entertaining Mrs. Parker and
daughter, of Elgin, III.
Mrs. Davis, wife Of the late Senator
Cushman K Davis, has returned to St.
Paul and has opened up her house, 80
Harrington avenue. She will have as her
guest for several weeks Mrs. Alice vii