The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-21
EAST ST. PAUL.

1 VlSlIInE Relatives
Mr.; and Mrs. F. Phillips spent the week
| in Chicago.
EAST ST. PAUL.
Mr. and Mrs z. G. Holmes. Of Burr
street. spent part of the week In Mime
| wedding Of Mrs. Holmes brother, Rev.
Henry Holmes, of the Lowry Hill Congre-
gational church. who was married We'd
/ Lucas, daughter of Mrs. H III. Lucas, of
| Franklin avenue. Miss Lucas was at
| tended by her cousin, Miss Georgia Lucas.
| as maid of honor. and Rev. Willard H.
| Medlar was graomsmau. Rev. ]. A. Sum-
| ner performed the ceremony. A large re-
| ception was held In the evening at the
/ home of the bride
| The marriage OF MSS Sadie Bruggen-
! cate and William Strfd occurred Wednes-
day. evening. June 10, at the home OF the
| brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
| o'clock. The bride was attended by her
Bruggencate, as bridesmaids, and David
was groomsman A ss wsdIng Supper was was
| served for relatiYes,s ait Ar which a must
cal programme was 81 yefl Mr.. and Mrs:
Strid will be at home after July I at 697
| York street
Mrs. P. o. Clements fClements, Mimi.
| was q guest Of her sister, Mrs. z. G.
| Holmes, of Burr street, part of the week.
| Title Johnson, will spuend couple Of
weeks at Lake Park. Us 4
| Linn Eddy, memberro the class OF
| 1902 of the Cleveland high school, enter
| tanned the class at his;qhome on Payne
| avenue Thursday evening. Miss Esther
| Swanstrom won the first prize In the au-
| thors' contest.
Mrs. F. c. Norlander..9 81 Bradley street.
| gave a garden party Wednesday for Miss
| Harriet e. Ruddy, principal of John Erics-
| son school, and the teachers. Miss Inez
NOrlander assisted. 1raBa
Mrs. Andrew Stjernquist gave lunch
con at her home on Payne avenue Friday
| for Miss Harriet E. Rudy Miss Griffin
| and Miss Roth, of the John Ericsson
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fetsch were given
a surprise Tuesday evening in celebration
of their first wedding anniversary. Cards
| and music were. the features.
Mrs M. johnson. Of Sims street. had
as guests during the week Mr.. and Mrs.
Malmgren, of Gordon Mimi. and Mr..
Malmgren, of Evansville ~ e9E 6ne T5st
L Mrs. Anna Simon, Of Somerset street,
entertained at dinner Sunday for ner
daughter Mrs. Bangerter, and Miss Hattie
Rose, of Mankato - "a 19'
Miss Alice. Andrews of the, Cleveland
high school faculty. attended Carleton
college commencement Sat Mortified
Tuesday evening. ~
Rev. George Larson, pastor Of Beth
any Norwegian Lutheran Il church, has
resigned and accepted a call from Del
NGIldp WASH eJz2h gil ssjs "a
Mrs. w. r. Wood, OF Bradley street,
has been entertaining Mrs. John Carlson,
of~Bismarck, N. d.. and Rev. standby, of
Chicago. 2o4s i>-i% IS hH
Mrs. 4. =, Perry ensertained a few
honor of her birthday. Places were set for
ten. 3yz az
Mrs A. Johnson, of Sims street, gave
o 81 avi q ten savers Meansfdag honor
DR.. and Mrs. Sohlberg and children and
Miss Martha Fink Of Sims street, have
gone 70 Forest Lake for the summer.
Miss Cora Allen and Clyde Allen. of
Exerter. Neb., are, visiting their cousin,
Mrs. G. L.. Chester. of Olive street.
Rev. j. II. Morton, of Rock Island, was
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs A. Lundquist,
Sims street, part of the week.
3 Mrs George Geeser, of spooner, Wis.
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lenz of East Tenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lundquist, Of Sims
street. entertained for week David Lin
coin, of Jamestown, N. +.
Mr. and Mrs A. ArTfvee of Clark
street. have been entertaining Rev. Carl
Reid Taylor, of Litchfields
Mrs Briggs Monroe and Miss Anna
Briggs, of Burr street? are visiting rela
tives in La Crosse, Wis.
The Misses Simon who have been at
tending school in st. Paul. returned to
their home in Brainerd..-~
Mrs. c.. Porter, Of Clark street, en-
tert s1ngm during II 4. the Xssher nephew Dr.
Mrs. 7. F. Ives. ~ef Gutenberg, Iowa,
street, during the week.
Rev. and Mrs. G. R. G. Fisher, Of
NOrthfeld, have been guests of Mrs. M.
Morice, Of Case street.
Miss Helen Clark, Of saltwater. spent
the week with Miss Florence Mcfarland.
of Edgerten street.
Mrs. Gustave Olson. or jerks street.
a D9rtU EEi69V for Hnr GaOrpR'q
twelfth birthday
Miss Georgianna Grunhagens and J. G.
Brabeck will be married next Wednes-
day evening.
of Mrs. William Reid, of Reaney street.
last week.
Miss L.. Parkinson and Miss A. Miller
will spend the summer at the Pacific
coast. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Mattson of Burr
street, have returned from Glenwood
MINI.
Mrs. Thomas Robinson. Of Mount Ida
street, has gone to Chicago to visit friends.
Mrs. FL. V. Trinbold is visiting her
brother, HI. t. Bevans, Reaney street.
Miss Matilda Carlson and Thomas Rich
ards were married Wednesday evening.
Mr. Whalen and Mr.. Roberts, of Man
kato, are visiting East side relatives.
Rev. George Simon. of Brainerd has
been visiting East st. Paul relatives.
DR.. o. w. Steiner, Of Cambridge, Mimi,
visited East side friends this week.
Miss Dorathy Bumgart, of Fauquier
street, has returned from Wisconsin.
A. HI. Hooper, of Clark street, has gone
to Indianapolis to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson, of Sims street
have returned from Wisconsin.
Miss Alice Ivist is visiting relatives in
Pierre, S. D., for few weeks.
Edward PAUL. of De Soto street. is Wis.,
iting friends in Indianapolis.
Roy Squires has gene. to Chicago, where
he has accepted a positioRs
Mrs. Henry Gage, 6f Fauquier street,
has returned from Winona
Miss Mary Mcdonald will leave next
week for Greenwood, s. D.
Miss c. Ekman has gone to Elizabeth
City to spend the summer.
Miss Anna Caulfe1d twill spend the
summer at Boston, MaSs
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Jefferson spent part
of the week in DnlutE
Miss Elizabeth KoI 8aftzE will spend the
summer in Chicago
Raymond PAUL, of pe@Soto street Is
visiting in OsalSis.nss5 80
ton in California.
Mr.. ard Mrs. M. Maloney have returned
from Duluth. .4,
field Mimi VSTuI