The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-06

y Prominent among the weddings of the
Z. week will be that of Miss Charlotte Eliz-
abeth Hill. third daughter of Mr.. and
= Mrs. James J. Hill, to George Theron
81. Slade. The wedding viii be solempized at
high noon Wednesday at the aIni resi-
. dence on Summit avenue. Archbishop
Ireland, who is now in the East, will re-
turn to St, Paul in time to perform the
ceremony. George H. Fairclough, organ
list at the Church of St. John the Evan
gelist, will play the wedding music. Mr..
and Mrs Slade will reside in Scranton,
Pa.
- Another wedding of note that will oc-
cur this week will be that of Miss Janet
{ FIschbein. of Hague avenue, and Geb-
Shard Bohn. The wedding will take place
g at the brides home at 4 o'clock Tuesday
r afternoon. After the ceremony the we'd
ding guests will be entertained at a din
( ner and dance at Cambridge hall. A num-
Der of Duluth people will come down for
K the wedding.
II The marriage of Miss Eliza Grammar
Bratton to Roy Vincent Wright will take
( place Monday evening in the parlorS Of
/, the Metropolitan hotel DR.. A. B. Mel
drum viii oficiate. Mr. and Mrs. Wright
will reside in Beaver, Pa.
The marriage of Miss Lillian Quinby,
Is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. =. Quinby,
to William B. Hawthorne will take
place Monday evening at the Central Park
Methodist church. Rev. William McKin-
ley, of WinOna, will perform the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs Hawthorne will be
at home after Nov. at 207 Nelson ave-
nue..
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Helen
Wood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Wood, to Martin Odds will be solemnized
at o'clock Tuesday evening at the Cen
trail Park Methodist church. Rev. Ben
= 5amin Longley- will oficiate. Mr.. and
Mrs, Wood will be at home after Nov. l
at So Summit avenue.
The marriage of Miss Laura B. Cock,
sister Of Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg, of Gro
; Gus Hill. to F. B. Otis, manager of the
Northwestern Grass Irvine company, will
take place Wednesday evening at the
+, residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Kellogg.
The chrysanthemum season is the de-
butantees' season, and this fall goodly
number of st. Paul young women will
make their bow to the social world Most
Of these debuts will be accomplished at
+ afternoon receptions, but a few of the
debutantes will emerge from the school
room chrysalis and become social but
terfiies at big dancing parties. The fol-
lowing are among the seasons buds:
Miss Helen AIairs, Miss Mary Smith, Miss
Winifred Brill Miss Anne Sloan, Miss
Helen Dean, Miss Katherine Wheaton,
Miss Laura Furness, Miss Nancy Wood,
Miss Louise Cochrane, Miss Allison Nc
Kibbin, Miss Kitty Marvin, Miss Elsie
Constans, Miss Florence Allen, Miss Lou
Use Judson. Miss Alice Green, Miss Caro-
line Saunders, Miss Mary Cutler, Miss
Marion Sanborn, Miss Jeanette McNIas-
tiers, Miss Margartt e., Mss hal oiI
Ritzinger. Miss Margaret Merrick, Miss
Poll Bullard.
The St. Paul German club held its
twenty-siXth annual meeting Wednesday
afternoon. 1t was decided to give four
germans during the winter at a hall yet
to be decided upon. The first german
will be given Thanksgiving eve. The fol-
lowing executive committee was appoint
ed: Robert Stewart, A. w. Lindeke and
w. w Price.