The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-05
THE SOCIaL
WORLD.

Announcement is made of the engage
ment of Miss Bessie E. Cain, formerly a
Denver girl, now of Cripple Creek, to
Fred w Galloway, son of W. R. Gala
way, of Minneapolis, the general agent
of the 500 railway, and nephew of S.
R. Galloway, president of the New York
Central railroad.
There is a pretty romance behind the
announcement. Cupid launched his ar
rows two years ago, when Miss Cain was
girl Of fifteen. Mr.. Galloway was
eighteen, and junior in the school of
mines at the University of Minnesota
He was sent to Colorado to do field
work in geology and engineering, and
was assigned to Cripple Creek. Friends
in Denver gave him letters Of introduce
ton to the Gains, and he very promptly
fell in love with the pretty daughter
He wrote his father that another year.
practical work out West would be better
for him than to complete his university
course just then. The pleasing custom
Cupid has of putting out the eyes OF all
his captiveS came near costing Mr.. Cal
laway his life. Miss Cain has been
visiting in Denver, and was to return
home on late evening train. When
he finished his field work the young en-
gineer could not return home and wait
for the train, but took a short cut
across the mountains to catch the train
at independence. In his haste he fell
into a prospect hole, and received 1n1L-
rieS Which came near resulting IN mis-
death.
Mr.. and Mrs Galloway, learning of the
state of affairs, FASTENED West to see
whether they approved of their sons
choice, with the result that they in
sisted on carrying her off to their own
home at once She is at present at the
Galloway, home in Minneapolis, where
she will live until she is old enough to
marry, for her mother considers seven
teen a little premature. In the mean
while Mr. Galloway will complete his uni
Versity course.
The annual breakfast Of the ST. An
thony Park Woman's association was
held yesterday at the residence Of Mrs.
tables We're laid in the form of a double
D, and covers were laid for fifty. La
France roses, cream roses, daisies and
begonias were used in the decorations.
English History" the place cards were
small satin British flags, with the name
on the central rel crossbar. Mrs D. G.
Martin acted as toastmistress, and the
following responses We're made: 'tThe
Educational Department of the Associa-
ticn; What 1t Has Accomplished Intel
lectually. and Socially and What Duties
Are Before It." Mrs T. L, Hacker;
Wellington; THE Park as an Educational
Center" Mrs. A. r. McGin; Our Teach
ers," Mrs Schellenbecger.s In the last
named toast Mrs. Schellenberger referred
to Mrs. c. ]. Backus, who has had
charge Of the educational department of
the club. Mrs. Backus responded to the
toast What Equipment Gives d Teacher
the Divine Gift to Inspire Students With
Love for the Subjects Studied" Mrs.
Andrew Erwin responded to the toast
The English; Our Teachers in the Arch
itecture of Worship"
The breakfast closes the fourth wear
or the existence-of the-asseciation The
organization is department club. COW
erlns In Its efforts local charity park
Improvement and education. It's work is
along broad lines, and the various depart
nents nave each an active committee
ne Following afforded the breakfast yes
teraaY' Mesdames Baekus, Kelly, Burg
Schutte, Dunn, Harwcod, Buell. Flagg
Hill, Hunt, Plant McDermott' Brace
GGudnW;orth, s! St3rr5o:bbart, schellenberger,
Meek Bull, Todd, Blair. Blodgett, Whit,
ney, Presley, Cheney, ~Gammons. = McGiIl.
Aldrich, Snyder, WYE, Hayes and the
MISSES Nellie McCammop and A. Nc
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Mrs Harold Lohrbauer who leaves
soon to spend the, summer in Norway,
was the guest of homer at a small tea
given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. A -
FIoan, at her home on Ashland avenue.
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Miss Elizabeth P Lewis has gone to
Mrs. Gillette ''
Mrs M; D. Edwards gave an informal
tnlmble bee yesterday afternoon at her
members Of the Spinsters' Matrimonial
club About twenty-five women were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs Simon Michelet Of
minneapolis, gave a dinner party last
evening in honor of Mrs. Stein NEE Hall
berg), of Seattle, Wash, who is Visiting
in the city.
The marriage of Miss Marie Louise
Dufrene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Alfred
Dufrene to Fred Leonard Baker will
De celebrated Tuesday evening. April %
at the brides home on Ashland avenue.
Miss Ella Nabersberg entertained
company of artist girls yesterday after
noon at her home on the Dodd road
Among the guests were several Mime
apolis young women.
DR.. and Mrs. J. E. Darling entertained
informally at cards last evening at their
horne on Virginia avenue
Mrs. w. Henry Hope. Miss Nellie A.
Hope and Miss Birdie Hope, of Dayton
avenue, are in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. P. O'Neil and Mr. and
Mrs William Dampier of Summit ave-
nue., have moved to their Summer home
at Mahtomedi, White Bear lake.
Mrs. ]. Philip Wolfe of the Metropol
ltan MOTEL, has returned from the East.
Miss Whitney, of Dayton avenue. will
return today from Detroit, Mich
Miss Bishop, who has been the guest
of Mrs Charles w. Gordon, of Laurel