The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-10

MASTER Sunday was a great sue
~ cess as far as weather condi-
tons were concerned, but the
dress parade failed to materialize for
several reasons; it was too cool, and
then, it is no longer fashionable. 1t
must not be thought for a moment
that my lady of st. Paul society has
not plenty Of new frocks with which
to ad0rn herself, but it is no longer
modish to be conventional and do as
the crowd does. But this week there
are two weddings at which society
Will be out in force and have an oppor-
tunity to show its good gowns.
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The engagement is announced of
Miss Charlotte Loomis G. Mead,
daughter of Mr. Warren H. Mead,
to Mr.. Edward Rollins Sanford
Jrp of this city. This engage
ment, which is very pleasing to the
friends of Miss Mead and Mr.. San
ford, is not exactly a surprise, and has
been expected for some time Both
Miss Mead and Mr.. Sanford are well
known and very much liked, and they
are receiving a great many hearty
congratulations. The plans for their
marriage are not yet ready to an
nOunce, but the wedding will not be
long delayed.
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Weddings are the subject par ex-
cellence this week, and it is seldom
that two matrimonial affairs in which
the chief persons concerned are SO
Wen known come in the same week,
and society is agog with interest Miss
Taylor's wedding, as already described
in this column, will be on Tuesday
at $50, at the Church of ST. John
the Evangelist, with a small recep-
ton Immediately after the ceremony
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Louis
w. Hill, to which have been hidden
only the two families and the init
mate friends of the bride and groom.
On Thursday afternoon at o'clock at
the same place Mr.. Edward Bowen Hol-
bert will be married to Miss Florence
Dudley Finch, after which there will
be a reception at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Dudley B. Finch. Miss Finch
Will have her sister, Mrs. Sewall An
dreWs, Of Minneapolis, as her matren
of honor, and the bridesmaids will be
Miss Lessinsky Of Chicago; Miss Hola-
bird, of Evanston; the Misses Holbert,
Miss Humbtrd and Miss Cecilia Kali
man, all of st. Paul. Mr.. HoIbert's
best man will be his brother, Mr.. Rob
ert Holbert, and the ushers will be Mr.
Town, Of Chicago; DR.. ]. D. Lewis,
Mr.. Theodore Griggs, Mr.. Henry
Ames, Mr. w. V. S. Finch, Mr. Charles
Nelson, Mr.. William Undertake all Of
this city, and Mr.. SewaH Andrews, of
Minneapolis.
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The gayetieS consequent upon two
weddings in the younger set have be-
gun and viii be kept up merriIy until
both affairs are over. Hiss Lessinslzy.
Miss Holabird and MI. Town arrived
yesterday, and from now on there Is
something going on every day and al
most every hour. Miss Cecilia Kali
man, of Summit avenue, gave a lunch
con yesterday in honor of the two
brides; last night Miss Humbird, of
Dayton avenue, gave a dinner for Miss
Ffnch's bridesmaids, and a number of
bachelors, friends of Mr.. Holbert gave
q dinner in his honor at the Minnesota
club. Tonight Mrs. Dudley B. Finch.
mother Of the bride, will give a sup
per for the bridal party, and tomorrow
sister of the bride, will give a buffet
luncheon in their honor. Monday night
there will be a theater party. Wednes-
day afternoon there will be a rehearsal
Of the wedding at the church, after
which the Misses Holbert will give a
dinner for the bridal party.
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Mrs. Henry C. Burbank will give
another of her delightful lectures on
art tomorrow afternoon at the Central
high school. There will be only two
more Of this series, and the many who
have enjoyed Mrs. Burbank's talks
hope that some arrangement may be
made to have another and longer Sc
ries next winter. Mrs. Burbank is the
guest Of Mrs. d. M. Robbins, 243 Sum-
NIT avenue. over Sunday, after which
she will spend a few days with Mrs.
H. P. Upham.
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Mrs. John L. Snapp, who has resided
In Seattle for the past year, but is a
well known St Paulite, and has hosts
Of friends here, is with Mrs. Tarbox. I29
Western avenue, for a short time.
Later she will go to New York. Mr..
occupied the apartment of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. McGiH in the Court flats
all winter. will remove the middle of
this week TO the Angus, where they
will remain three weeks and until they
go to their summer home at Dellwoo6
Mrs. c. H. McGill has returned from
California and is at the Aberdeen. MIR.
and Mrs. McGil will occupy their
apartments the last OF the week. Mrs.
E. w. S. TingIe, who has been the
guest Of her sister, Mrs Meagher for
six weeks, viii leave the first of next
week for Philadelphia, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Kelly.
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Mr.. Charles L. Spencer, Of Summit
avenue, returned Monday from q ten
day visit In New York. Mrs. Spencer will
be home next week, but Miss Blanche
Clough will remain in New York for
some time. Mrs. E. A. Jaggard. of
South Exchange street, will return the
hrst Of May, accompanied by her