The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-08


G. Pyle, of Lincoln avenue. Mr. and Mrs
w. A. HardenbeTgh, of Goodrich avenue,
have gone to Dellwood. Mrs. j. B. Far
rell of Seattle, and Miss Wadsworth, of
Spokane are at the Aberdeen for a week.
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Mrs. G. T. WilIes and Miss Mary Sue
Willes have leased their Irvine Park
home for two years, and will spend the
summer On the hill or at nearby summer
resorts. Mrs. n. S. Dousman is spend
ing few days at Prairie du Chen. Mrs.
Putnam, Of Spokane, is the guest Of her
mother, Mrs G. H. Clark, of Holly ave-
nue.. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Boardman, of
Dayton avenue, have moved out to their
summer home at Dellwood and their town
house will be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
M. w. Cole for the summer. Mrs. John
Snapp. who recently returned from New
York and was the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. Robertson, of harrington place, has
returned to Seattle. Gen and Mrs.
Bishop and family have removed from
the Angus to their home on Maekubin
street.
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Mr.. Lewis Shave has issued invitations
for a musicale to be given Wednesday
night at Mozart hall, at which about
dozen of his pupils will be heard in re-
cital Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hutchinson,
of the Aberdeen, gave a dinner Thurs
day night. Mrs. Alexander Stone, of
the Aberdeen, entertained a few friends
at dinner Thursday night and at box
party at the Metropolitan afterwards.
Mrs Styles, of Washington, D. c., spent
Thursday at the Aberdeen en- route to
the West. Mrs. Styles was formerly Miss
Virginia Baker, Of this city. Miss White,
of the Aberdeen, has returned from Cali
fornia. Mrs. A A. White is still in the
West Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Severance
moved out to their country home, Cedar
hurst on Thursday. Miss Susie Clark
will remain at the Aberdeen a few days
longer before returning to Florence.
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DR.. and Mrs Schadle, of the Aberdeen,
will move out to White Bear on Wednes-
day. Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Schultze,
of the Aberdeen, gave dinner Thursday
night. Mrs. John D. Miller, of Virginia
avenue, gave luncheon at the Country
club yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Da-
wilson, of the Aberdeen, gave a dinner
party Thursday night. Mrs. s. r. Van
SAINT, Of the Aberdeen, gave a dinner
| Thursday night in honor of Miss Marion
| Sanborn. Mrs. H. F. Stevens, of Sher-
\ burne avenue, viii leave in a few days
! for Messina Springs, n. Y, where she will
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| is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mcneil
| " Seymour, Of Ashland avenue. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Michael Doran and family will be
| at the Ryan hotel after they leave their
| Summit avenue residence, which Mr.. and
| Mrs. George T. Slade will occupy after
| they return from New York about June /.
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Two weddings are scheduled for June
which are of much interest to society.
Miss Alice Officer will be married to Mr..
Warren Owen, June 10, at st. PauTs
church, in lower town. The ceremony will
be performed by the Rev. Harvey Officer,
of Princeton. Miss Jane Wood and Mr..
Lee will be married the last Of June, but
the date and their plans are not ready to
announce.
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The former pupils of the Visitation
Convent of this city have formed an
alumnae association to perpetuate the
memories Of their alma mater. AS the
institution completes this summer the
thirtieth year since it's foundation in st.
Paul, it is considered a fitting time for
the old pupils to show their regard and
love for the school by once more gather
ing to pay respects to the teachers. 1t
is proposed by the association to use the
dues, which will be 81 year, to purchase
and present two gold medals annually
to the graduates. One will be given for
the best standing in scholarship, the other
for exemplary conduct, and next month, on
June IA, at the closing exercises of the con-
vent the alumnae will hold their first
meeting. The officers of the association
are Miss Caroline M. Beaumont, president;
Mrs. Susan O'Brien Burk, vice president;
Miss Clara Hill, secretary; Miss Annabelle
McQuillan, assistant secretary; Miss Gen
evieve Haas, treasurer; Miss Mary Bren-
nan, assistant treasurer. The members OF
the association are scattered from Maine
to California but it is hoped that many of
them will be able to attend the first re-
union.
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Mrs w. J. Driscoll, Of Goodrich ave-
nue., will entertain Informally Thursday.
Mrs. c. NJ. Griggs, Of Summit avenue.
has beenzspending few days at Osceola.
Mr.. and Mrs Lathrop, of Portland ave-
nue. will soon leave to reside in De-
troit. Mr. and Mrs. J. p Allen and Mr.
and Mrs. Williams will remove from West
ern avenue to Holly. Mrs. c. g. Hartin
of Dayton avenue, entertained Friday
evening in honor of her sister, Miss San
born, the bride of this week.
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On Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the
residence of Judge and Mrs. Walter H.
Sanborn, their youngest daughter, Miss
Marion Sanbern viii be married to Mr.,
Grant Van SAINT, son of Gov. and Mrs.
Van SAINT. Mrs. G. G. Hartin will be her
sisters matron of honor and Mr.. Walter
Mayo will be the best man. Rev. Alexan-
der McGregor will perform the ceremony.
A large reception will be given directly
after the ceremony. Mr.. Van SAINT and his
bride will take short wedding journey
and when they return be at home at $40