The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-24

"HE weddings still continue, really
they seem without end so numer-
Gus have they been during the past
month, and already the dates have
been set in May and June for at least
eight or ten more. Not only have the
brides and bridegrOOms been busy, but
their friends also, for truly nowadays
young people are well treated, feted
and entertained for weeks before their
marriage. Not content with the ex-
preston of their affection friends
fairly load the young couple with
gifts; enough to more than fill their
new home; indeed the modern bride
begins where her mother leaves off.
No one of this springs brides has
been more feted than Miss Winifred
Brill. whose marriage to James Cor
nish Otis took place Thursday even
ing. Always a great favorite Miss
BrilFs friends have been glad Of this
opportunity to express their friend
ship for her. Among the many par
ties given for Miss Brill were Mrs.
Anton Shimonek's supper, a bachelor
girls dinner given by Miss Route and
q luncheon given by Miss Harriet Arm
strong. Miss Otis, sister of the bride
groom gave a delightful supper of
tWenty-four covers and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. X. Dickerman entertained the
bridal party at dinner Tuesday even
Ing. The most unique affair was the
automobile party followed by a break
last at which Miss Willius was hos
tess. Judge and Mrs Brill gave a din
ner Tor the bridal party on WedneS-
day evening. The wedding on Thurs
day, although small, was a very pretty
affair. Miss BrilPs gown was of silk
ny ~ 1sosa IL
most beautiful shower bouquet of
lilies valley and orchids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis left for the East
amid shower of rose leaves instead of
the proverbial rice.
Aside from the weddings there were
no large social affairs during the past
week, but there have been a number
of smaller ones. Mrs. Louis Hill gave
luncheon on Friday for her sister,
AIRS. Walter Cakes, of Seattle. Mrs.
Oaks was the guest of honor, too, at
a small reception given by Mrs. Tim
berlake yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Theodore SchUrmeier entertained for
Miss Susie Clark at luncheon on
Thursday. Mrs. Vittum gave a dinner
Tuesday evening. A bridge party was
given for Mrs. Tingle by Mrs Edward
Rogers Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Tar
box gave a small luncheon for Miss
Clark last Wednesday. DIR. Williams
entertained at dinner on Tuesday.
Mrs. Sch2dle gave a bridge party at
the Aberdeen Tuesday. Mrs. Mories
also entertained informally at bridge
on Tuesday. Mrs. S. NJ. Hayes gave
sixty-thTee cinch party Tuesday
evening. Mrs BlabOn gave a small
dinner at the Aberdeen on Tuesday
evening.
DR.. Christie, who was for a number
of years pastor of the House Of Hope
church, was the guest of honor at a
reception given in the church parlors
"Wednesday evening.
Thursday evening Miss Kalman gave
an opera party followed by a supper at
her home.
Mrs. Severance will give a reception
at the Aberdeen tomorrow afternoon
for Mrs. Severance and the Misses
Severance.
Cards have been issued for the mar
riage of Miss Sanborn and Mr.. Grant
Van SAINT The ceremony is to take
place at Miss Sanborns home on Nav
II at o'clock and will be followed by
a reception. Among those assisting at
the reception will be Miss Julia Rogers.
Miss Caroline Saunders, Miss Cecilia
Kalman and Mrs. Archibald Clark On
tuesday evening the Misses Constance
VIII give a kitchen shower for Miss
Sanborn and Mr.. Van SAINT.
Miss Alma Hough, of MINNEAPOLIS is
10 be married on May II to Mr.. Fred