The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-23
: Judge Jaggard introduced the lecturer
last evening.
THE SOCIAL
WORLD.


Mrs. Anna B. Haynes, of st. Paul, were
married at 10 o'clock yesterday morning
at the Cathedral by Rev, j. j. LAWYER
The groom was attended by his brother,
Mr.. John Kirwan, of Olivia, and the
bride was attended by Mrs George kim
kerfues, of St Paul. Only relatives and
immediate friends of the bride and groom
were present. The bride was becoming
ly attired in travelling gown of plum
colored broadcloth, with hat to match.
Immediately after the wedding Mr.. and
Mrs. Kirwan left for a trip which may
later extend to the coast, and take up
the greater part of the winter After
April 1 Mr.. and Mrs. Kirwan will be at
home in st. Paul.
The groom was for the period between
1878 and 1891 auditor of Renville county,
making a record as an official that made
him invincible at the polls Finally, de-
| Ginning another election as auditor, Mr..
| Kirwan became connected with the state
land department during the years 1891
and 1882. In 1894 he organized and incor-
porated the State Bank of Olivia, of
which he was president. In November,
1895, President Cleveland nominated him
for the office of surveyor general of Min
nesota, which he held for the full term
or four years, nearly three years of
which time serving under an opposition
administration. During. this period the
work of the office was systematized and
brought up to date, and the Office left
in admirable condition for his successor
Gen. Kirwan has hosts of friends all over
the state who will wish him all manner
of happiness.
The bride, Mrs. Anna B. HAYNES. was
reared In Murray county, Minnesota, and
spent her girlhood and early womanhood
there, later residing at Blue Earth City,
put TOR the past six years has been a
resident OF ST Paul, where she has many
warm friends who are wishing her years
of happiness.
The Assembly gave it's second cot, Ion
last evening at Flks' hall. The hall was
elaborately decorated with palms, and
the flower-laden favor table made a
bright note of color in the ball room
The hostesses were Mrs. Charles w.
Gordon, Mrs. John N. Jackson, Mrs. w.
=. Reade and Mrs. Archibald MacLaren.
Mr. William F. Peet led the german.
dancing alone. The st. Anthony Hill or
chestra played. The invited guests last
evening We're: Mr.. and Mrs A E. Horn,
MT and Mrs. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs W. j.
Dean, Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Douglass, Mr.
and Mrs. O'Shaugnessy, Mr. and Mrs
brltton, Mr. and Mrs. Reade, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore L. Schurmeier, Mr.. and
Mrs. Seymour, Mr.. and Mrs Spencer Mr..
and Mrs. Ambrose Tighe, Miss Mabel
Horn, Miss Sanborn, Miss Rachel Hill
MISS Macauley, of Louisville, KY; Miss
Ferguson, Miss Dousman. Miss Ruth
Hill, Miss Wann, Miss Furness. Miss
Biselow, Miss Hewitt, Miss Bum. Miss
RGberta Gotzian; Messrs John G.. Bunce
r. X Bigelow, Macpherson, Julian N
Lightner' M. j. Boyle, Meredith, Homer
Clark, Forbes, Trowbridge, Taylor, Stur-
gis, Louis Hill, e. w. Durant.
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Miss Florence Ives, of Hague avenue.
Is Is. entertaining Miss Mary Swartz, OF
Philadelphia.
The Tabernacle society will holl it's
regular monthly meeting Friday at the
Mr.; and Mrs. Harvey Officer entertain
ed the Vestrymen and their wives and
me IIle3, conversation of Christ church at an
Ephlphany reception held in the guild
room of the church last evening A
assisted
r1 The regular meeting of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society of Park Con
gregaQonal Church will be held IVednes-
q. M Sawyer.61 Dale street The sub
}ect Will be Mission and Charities of st.
Paul Mrs; e. g. Higbee will speak
Sawyer concerning The Woman's Chris
llan Home" Representatives of the ST
RauI commons and the Salvation Army
rescue home will be present to report
their work.
Mrs. Walter Bates, formerly Miss Mat
Ter Jones, of ST. Paul, is at the Aberdeen
with her mother, Mrs. Jones' Thcv will
leave today for Manila to join Mai Jones
and Lieut.. Bates.
Mr. and Mrs. W. p Abbott. of Laurel
avenue, have gone to Lake Charles, la.
Miss Fisher, of Dayton avenue, will
leave the latter part OF the week Ser a
visit in Duluth.
Mrs. Bell, of Hudson, is the guest oe
MISS Clark, of Portland avenue.
Miss Ethel Seager, of Grand avenue,
has returned from Sparta
Mrs. Jesse Gregg. of ashland avenue.
has returned from DEBORAH. 10.
DR.. Thomas McDavitt will leave this
week TO attend the Pan-American Meo-
zeal association in Havana
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. johnson. of Vir-
ginia avenue. are entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs, Arthur e. Gilbert. of Ashland wis
Miss Jeanette Peletier, of ST Anthony
avenue, will attend the Arnold-Wrisht
wedding in Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H Dyer, of Osceola
avenue, have gone to Ashland, N c.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Friedman, of Sum
NIT avenue, will leave next week for the
South.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Russell Joness left
st. Paul yesterday for Fargo. II. D.,
where they will make their home.