The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-17
OF Social .9nterest.

Inc executive board of the Schubert
Tluo neid reception at Summit hall,
1-d9fel avenue and Mackubin street, yes.
Tefday afternoon at 8 o'clock Prof D.
+: Cclvflles well rendered programme. a
pIeasihg feature of the afternoons en-
ornament was as follows:
Hec1te- l range, I melt T burn
Afro ruddier Than the Cherry
Refs and Galatea-Handel
Eneere-''Love Is Bubble. .AIlitsen
VuIean's song.(Phiiennon and Edgar
.I5 1aoc1sI .Geunod
Two Grenadiers' .....-......... Schumann
1t is expected that the regular fort
nlgnfiy m music of the season will this
viii be recital by Miss Gertrude Hilton.
OF Chicago, on Oct. 80.
Miss Berna Lapham, 63S Wabasha.
feaY es for New York tomorrow to at.
tend the American Academy of Dramatic
Art.
Mrs. S. skogIand of 6Ss Wabasha, went
to Omaha today to spend month with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Charles E. Smith gave a reception
Yesterday afternoon at her home on Mar
shall avenue to introduce into society
Miss Mary Guest Smith and Miss Kittie
Marvin.
Mrs. j. w. Gilboy, 642 ST. Peter street.
entertained the Ladies' Auxiliary to the
Order of Railway Conductors, Como Di-
vision No. IS, yesterday afternoon.
The Handicap Euchre club met on-Men-
Gay of this week with Mrs. E. II. Mil
ham. FavQrs were won by Mrs. C. T.
Saunders, Mrs E. W. McGregor, Mrs. H.
l.. Jenkins and Mrs. e. M. Mortonsen
The next meeting of the club will be with
Mrs. Tostevin. $50 Fuller street, Oct. 81.
Mrs. w. A. Rodeeker will give a card
party at her residence, 40 West label
street, for the benefit of ST MichaePs
church bazaar, Thursday afternoon, Oct.
"a, from 2 to o'clock.
The annual meeting of the Monroe
school Mothers club will be held Friday
at $3.50 o'clock in the kindergarten room
state university, will give talk on
sewing, cutting and knitting, and there
viii be solo by Miss Erna Constans.
The marriage of Miss Susie Young to
P. M. Hughes took place yesterday morn
ing at the Cathedral. Rev. J. J. Lawler
performed the ceremony. Miss Sans
was attended by her sister, Miss Josie
Young, and the greoms best man was
Will O. Hughes. wedding breakfast
| brides parents, 312 Walnut street Mr..
and Mrs. Hughes will be at home after
Nov. 1 at S24 Twentieth avenue north,
| minneapolis
Mrs Charles e. Smith, Marshall ave.
nue., gave q reception yesterday to intro
duce her daughter Miss Mary c. Smith and
Miss Kate Alexandra Marvin Roses
and ferns, lilies of the valley and snlilax
| were used for decorations Those assist
ing in receiving were: Miss Louise Coch-
| ran, Miss Helen Dean, Miss Margaret
Davis. Miss Virginia Rugg, Miss Julia
Freeman, Miss Laura Furness, Miss
Caroline Saunders, Miss Louise Judson,
Miss Allison McKibbin, Miss Charlotte
! Riaogers, Mis- Miss Il Helen Muirss Miss Anne
Rachel Hill, Miss Lucy, Sanbern, Mrs.
E. V. Appleby, Mrs. Maurice Auerbach,
Mrs ] 7. syerin, Mrs: A. H. Wilder.
ford, Miss Nei1 Mrs. e. A. Jaggard and
Mrs. T. T. Smith. Mrs. Smith will re-
eeive again today
Miss Lille ChiIds and Oliver John Shell
ing were married last evening at the
| brides home, SOB Mississippi street. Rev
C. Copeland, pastor of the Presbyterian
a enafc r. nghes and f Mr. ba9ia aea
the bridesmaids Miss Minnie Green and
Miss Frances Green
Miss Godfrey. of Dayton avenue. has
gone to Milwaukee. Wis, to visit friends
Miss Scott, Of Virginia avenue, is in
California.
f. A. Whittier left this morning for
/ Lake Traverse.
b0uSDaal ana MISS =FlOIot D0IlS-
| man, have returned to their home at the
Aberdeen, after visit with friends at
Prairie da Chen.
C. L. Douglas is at Lake Traverse.
The alumni of the Christian Brothers.
school will give an entertainment this
evening at Cretin hall. Miss Horton,
Miss Alden and Miss Morton are among
those who will assist with the pro-
gramme.
Mrs. A. c. Keith, of Marshall avenue
Will entertain the Danes of the Round
Table at a literary tea this afternoon.
The Misses Jennie and Maggie Scott, of
Virginia avenue. gave an informal dane
ing party Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Johnson, formerly
of West Superior, Wis, have moved TO
this city and will reside at 1887 Carroll
street. Merriam Park.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs Walter Mel
son, 916 Rice street, rendered them an in
formal reception at their home last even
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson have just re-
turned from a. trip to Europe.
Miss Schiffmann entertained her
bridesmaids last evening at her home on
Summit avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob. of Rondo street,
start today for California.
Miss Lillian De Coster, of Summit ave.
nue., returned today from Lake City.
THE NEW PRESIDENT.