The Saint Paul globe., 1903-08-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Misses Josephine Widman, Tess Bqrch,
Sophia Wolf, Katherine Bates, Mary Lar
kin, Emma Bernard, Mif1ie Richter and
Louisa Wendt, employees of Zlegler-Egan
One of the main features of the ecca-
sion occurred when Miss Tess Burch
made a descent of twenty-five feet IN
barrel, during a fiashlight. Prizes We're
won by the following ladies': One hum
dred-yard race, Miss Josephine Widman:
egg race, Miss Louisa Wendt; tWo-legged
race, Misses Mary Larkin and M. Richter;
potato race, Miss Sophia Wolfe; pic
two-step. Miss Katherine Bates; prize
waltz, Miss Tess Burch. Refreshments
were served by the following committee:
Mrs J. Hickey, Misses Johanna Files and
spent on the water and In dancing, and
the affair proved in every way success.
Mr.. w. H. Irvine, of st. Paul, was
married to Mrs. Emma G. Loveloy. +h OF
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G: f. Ely.
corner Elliott avenue. and Eighteenth
street. Minneapolis Mr.. Irvine has been
connected with r. Il. Polk g Co Ior
eighteen years, and has been superintend-,
ent during the past seven years. Mr. and
Mrs. Irvine have gone East on a wedding
tour and will be at home on Sept. L at
310 Ramsey street
The following, weH-known people from
st. Paul registered at the London and
Paris offices Of the American Express
dqTng aIs Mrs shs last a. feH MendrieK wefa
son, Mrs. A. P. Hendrickson, Miss Hope,
Miss Nellie B. Hope Mr. and Mrs. w. r.
Abbott and F. H. Snyder
Mrs. Marshall, of Carroll street, gave
a dancing party on Wednesday evening
for Miss Lacy, of ST. Louis, assisted by
the following ladies': Miss Mahony, Miss
Salisbury, Miss oBrien, Miss Allen Allen
Thurston, Stinson, Maheny and the
Misses Daley.
Miss Margaret Borland. Sister Mar r.
earet," who was formerly deaconess in
Messiah parish, was the guest of members
of that congregation during the past
week. Early next week, after brlef
visit to Faribault, she resumes her duIles
as deaceness of st. Peters church, Chi
cago.
An exhibit of china and water color
paintings will open at ST. Agatha s con-
servatory. rs East Exchange street; Ell, Iues- as
tintie until Thursday evening, thus glv-
ing an opportunity to all interested III
art to attend.
The officers of the Twenty first infan--
try gave a hop Friday night at the post
han. the first of the season. There was
a considerable attendance of civilians,
and the affair was very pleasant one.
Mr., and Mrs. F. Weiss will celebrate
their golden wedding Aug. 80 at the resi-
dence of their son, Louis Weiss, 27S Kent
street An informal reception VIII be
held in the evening to receive irielios'
Mrs. James Johnson and her daughter,
of 52S Cedar street, have gone to VISIT
in Wisconsin,, and will return about
Sept 1.
Miss Anna Connolly, of East Fourth
and relatives at Prior Lake.
Miss Agnes Gfbbin, of Waverly. Mimi,
is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. }. v.
o'Connor, of Fuller street.
Mrs A. M. Drefahl and family, of sS7
Wabasha street, have returned from a
visit at the lake:
Mrs. and Mrs. S. D. Dysinger have re,
moved from ST. Anthony avenue to La
Summit avenue.
Miss Marie Misz will return from the
East during the coming. week.
Mrs. Dysinger and son are visiting her
sister in Boone, Iowa
Miss Winnifred E. Haney. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Forest s. Baney, OF 21t
East Fifth street, Peru, Indiana, and
Henry E Craft. of ST. Paul. MIMI, were
united in marriage Thursday morning al
10 o'clock at the Haney home. the Rev
Mr.. Reneh. pastor of the Brethren cnurcr
of Goshen, officiating, in the presence OF