The Saint Paul globe., 1903-08-23
EAST ST. PAUL.

pretty home wedding was celebrated
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mitcheson,
on Burr street. when their daughter. Miss
Margaret Louise. was united in marriage
to Paul Hauser De Haas. Rev. Seckner,
of Grace M. E. church. performed the
100 friends and relatives. Miss Eva
Mftcheson, the brides sister, was maid of
honor, Miss Virginia De Haas. the
groom's sister. bridesmaid. and William
Heine played the Lohengrin wedding
march before the ceremony and Mendels-
sohn's while congratulations were being
offered. The bridal party. formed a semi
the first parlor while the service was be-
ing read; an improvised altar of palms
and ferns was draped with white ribbons,
and a canopy of asparagus vines over,
white carnations. The appointments of
the dining room were pink and white.
Mrs. r. F. De Vinney and Miss Jennie
sdebold presided at the i,ton table ana ID mTs and
Miss Clemmie Siebold. Miss Mariner % ana
Miss Eggleton assisted in receiving. The
bride wore a trained gown OF white ana
crepe de chine over taffeta. The simply
Fashioned bodice was ornamented with
plastron of point lace and she carried a
shower bouquet of bride roses Ihe MAID
of honor wore gown OF pale blue crepe
de chine, and Miss De Hass was att1red
in white voile. Each carried bunch OF
Lady Dorothy roses. Mr.. and Mrs De
Haas left that evening for an extended
Wedding tour through bey sne Wi py reside at
Portland, Or. where they will be at
home after the 1st of October.
Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Durand gave an in.
formal card party Tuesday evening at
their home on Lafayette avenue In i cele-
yersary The guests were: MI and Mrs;
Philip Mafser. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Scott. MI and Mrs. William Poweis. Mr.
and Mrs ". H Hialsr, nrr Rr y 111nean ann Mrs Mr. r.
and Mrs. J. F. Orr. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Car
rier, Mr.. and Mrs. George Jones. Mr. ana
Mrs. r. s. Paine, Mr.. and Mrs. John VI,
son SiIas E. Foreman, j. Dalstrom and
Alfred Siefert.
The Misses Van Camp, of Toronto, Can
ada were guests of honor at a dinner par
ty given Monday evening by Mrs A. w.
Whitney, of Beaumont street Places
were set for twelve guests. Mrs. WHIT
new gave a luncheon Wednesday, enter
tanning a company of young women, Inc
dining room appointments were pink ana
green.
silver tea for the benefit, OF the Ar
lington Hills Presbyteraiaadn a;sa enareh Was fhs
street, Street MS H. smalley. Mrs; D; p.
Brack and Mrs. Schneider assisted tne
hostess Dainty refreshments We're served
and a short programme was given
Mrs E. j. Quinn CAV conundrum
party Thursday evening at her home on
bedford street in honor of the Misses
Agnes and Loretta Quinn, OF Owatonna
who are her guests for a week. The IA
yors were won by Miss Loretta Quinn.
Miss Agnes Dooley, Gail Robertson and
William Quinn.
Mrs. H. E. Kemp, of York street en-
tertafTed Informally at cards Wednesday
afternoon The favers at progressive
euchre were won by Mrs. J. c. Heren.
Mrs. White and Mrs. Ingram. Mrs
White. Of Minneapolis. and Mrs. Taylor,
of Duluth, were the guests of honor
benefit concert will be given We'd
nesday evening. Aug. g., at Gustavus
Adolphus Lutheran church. DR.. G A
Swenson. of Lensburg, Kan, viii de-
liver An address in Swedish. e. F. Erfck-
son and G. A. Ousland are arranging the
musical programme.
Mrs. j F. Stock. OF Melrose, and Mrs.
A r.. Craig, of Grand Forks, were guests
of honor at an informal card party given
by Mrs Edward Scott. Lafayette ave-
nue.. Thursday evening. High scores Were
made by Mrs j. C. Mccall and Mrs. j.
+. G. Mcbride.
Mrs. C. E. Parrot, of Case street, en-
tertained informally Thursday evening in
honor of the Misses Eva and Cora Van
Camp. Of Toronto. Canada. The hostess