The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-12

1T cannot be said that the past week
socially has been exactly a gay
- one. Attempts to Danish the
weather as a factor have been given
up and summer has not really yet be-
gun in earnest. The appearance of
many of the girls-all in white, even to
their shoes, has added considerably to
the gayety of nations, and given White
Bear and Summit avenue the appear
ance Of summer at all events. White
is to be more than ever worn, and
nothing is prettier or more universal
ly becoming to all ages. The sweet
girl graduate has now possession of the
town, and many who are we'll known
and Just out of school, instead of
plunging. directly into society, are of a
studio1seturn of mind and preparing to
enter college for four years of hard
study. At White Bear the very young
set, many of them home from Eastern
schools5zare in complete possession and
promise-.to keep things going for the
next two months.
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An out-of-town wedding in which
st. PauT1s interested will take place in
Morris, eldest daughter of Judge and
Mrs. Page Morris, will be married on
TuesdaX,. June 81, to Mr. Wells Smith
Gilbert, at noon at st. Paurs Episcopal
church.~z Miss Morris will have her
three sisters as attendants. After the
ceremony there will be a wedding
breakfase at the Morris residence, after
which Mr.. Gilbert and his bride will
leave for their wedding journey and
their fatare home in Washington state.
Miss Morris is one Of Duluth's best
known and most popular society girls.
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The Gountry Club has been center
of attraction this past week on account
of the woman's golf tournament, which,
in spitA4Sof the weather, brought out
many interested spectators. The pres
ence OF Miss Bishop, Mrs. C. w. Cor
dOn's sister, made the affair of real inn
portance to golf lovers, as Miss Bish-
ops prowess at,the game is well known
in the East as we'll as here. Miss
Moulton, of Minneapolis, has proved
herself~an excellent player, and the
contest between these two clever young
women was followed with keen inter-
est.
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Mr.. Daniel R. Noyes, of Summit ave-
nue., WIFI sail on the Cedric from New
York on Wednesday for Liverpool,
where he will attend the worlds Pres
byterian Council to be held in that city
from June % to July z. Mr.. Noyes is a
delegate from the Presbyterian church
in the aUnited States, and after the
council adjourns he will make a short
trip through Ireland, Scotland and
Wales Before returning to st. Paul.
Mrs. II. 3. Willis, of Summit avenue.
will spend few weeks at Cable the
guest of Mrs. Crawford Livingston. at
her country home. Mrs. Charles Corn
ing has been visiting Mrs. G. B. Young.
of Summit avenue, during the week.
Mrs. r. M. Newport gave a small din
ner in Mrs. Corning's honor Tuesday
night. Mrs. A. H. Cathcart and Miss
Alice Maxfeld, of Goodrich. avenue. will
return this week from ST. Louis. >Affs.
i. L. c. Brooks, of Western avenue. has
returned from Pittsburg. Mrs. David
Day, Of the Angus, has returned from
Osceola.a
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Miss Florence Fortune. of Montana
Is the guest of Mrs. John Meagher. of
Goodrich avenue. Mrs. Edward Fitz-
gerald, of Buffalo, is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. McQuillan, of the Aber-
deem. Mr.. Theodore Griggs, of Holly
avenue, has gone to Tacoma. Miss
Gordon, of Summit avenue, has been
spending a few days with Mrs. Sever
nnce at Cedarhurst. Miss Lucia Cutler
left for the East Thursday night. Mr..
and Mrs. J. N. Jackson and Mrs. Mac
Laren, Of Holly avenue, have gone to
st. Louis. Mrs. Charles Thompson, of
Summit avenue, will spend few days