Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-26

| auspices Of the school girls of the con-
gregation, at the old church on Exchange
street, closed last Thursday evening, after
very successful season.
The closing exercises of the first term
OF Hamline university, last Wednesday
afternoon, were Of very interesting
nature. Addresses were made by Bishop
Foss and Rev. S. g. Smith
THE Colleen Bawn" will be produced
at the Opera House on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings, January 3, 4
and 5, under the auspices of the st. Paul
Lyceum and Dramatic club.
j. B. Brisbin, Esq, and wife left last
Thursday morning for the East, on q visit
TO their old home and friends Christ
mas will be passed at Mr.. Brisbin's old
home at Saratoga, New York.
The Christmas anniversary of the Sun
day school Of the jackson street Metho-
dist Episcopal church, took place last
Friday evening The exercises comprised
addresses, singing, refreshments and q
general good time.
The st. Paul Business college closed
last Thursday evening for the holidays.
Major I. NJ. Newson and others delivered
addresses. The exercises were of q very
interesting character There was a
large attendance OF friends of the stu
dents
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs. d. r. Finch, MI and Airs. E. w.
Winter, Mr.. and Mrs Frank CLARK, of
this city, went to Hudson last Thursday
to attend the wedding of Miss Jennie
Jefferson of that city and Mr. Chas. S.
Penfield, NJ. D., OF Chicago.
Mr.. E, A. Rengstorf, of this city, who
has been travelling salesman for eight
years with Oppenheim & Co., millinery,
accepts a like position with Eddy, Har-
vey q Co, of Chicago Mr.. Rengstorf
goes to Chicago about the first Of the
month, and will carry the best wishes of
his many friends.
The services at the Cathedral yesterday
were, as usual, very beautiful and i'm
pressive, low mass being celebrated at z
and 8 O'Clock in the morning, with Pom
tifical high mass and preaching at 1920,
and Pontifical vespers at 7:3G in the even
ing. The music was fine, selections being
presented from Gounoud
Mr.. Charles r. Kimball, of 35 Jackson
street, was married last Monday in Dun
kirk, n. Y, to Miss Honor E. Preston.
The wedding was very quiet, only the
family and few immediate friends being
present. Mr. Kimball and bride arrived
in st. Paul last Wednesday, and recep-
tion was rendered them in the evening at
the residence Of c. G. Kimball, so Jack
son street.
Alex. Barclay, ESQ, the popular con.
fidential clerk Of P Fl. Kelly, left on
Wednesday for visit to his former home
at Newark, n. j. There are rumors of
orange blossoms, white wells, ten button
kids, ETC., floating about among the
groceries in the staid old warehouse where
Mr.. Barclay of11ciates, and it is more than
limited that one of Newark's fair daugh-
ters will be his s'boon companion" ON the
return voyage. Aleck will make model
husband and father. Merry Christmas,
happy New Year, Fourth OF July, and
congratulations. Yum yum
The members OF the Uptown Church
club were elegantly entertained last
Thursday evening by Miss Emma Rice, at
her residence on Fort street. Among
those present were noticed Miss Florence
Elfelt, Miss Cecie Whitacre, Miss Olga
Wedelstaldt, Miss Nina Smith, the Misses
Nellie and Lizzie Forsyth, Miss Daisy
Davidson, Miss Laura Chandler, Miss
Willis, Miss Alice Austin.
Messrs. Charles and Sam Rice, Robert
and George Whitacre, DR.. E. Z. Wedel-
staldt, T. K. Alexandra, Charles and
George Powers, W. A. Turner and J. w.
Willes.
The L. A. 0. D., of Lincoln Grove No.
II, gave their sixth annual bali on Friday
evening at Pfeifer's hall. The attend
ance was not as large as expected, but
those present passed q very ENJOYABLE
evening. On the floor our reporter
noticed Mr.. and Mrs s. Hicks, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Souder, Mr. and Mrs. F. w.
Drewry, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Conley,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rothweil, Mr. and Mrs.
PatersoR Miss Schurmeier, Miss Smith,
the Misses Farman, Miss Ida johnson,
Miss Kitty Murray, Miss Phillips, Miss
Hildebrand, Messrs Geo. Stutt, of Min
neapolis, w. F. Gadd, J. w. Lewis, Jas.
Farman, VIM. Lewis, Chas. j. Hanft, G..
W. Prescott. J. V. Lorin, and others