Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-05

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The wedding of Mr.. Rolling M. Douglass
and Miss Lucy Benton, at Minneapolis, last
Tuesday evening, was a very quiet affair.
None but the relatives and immediate friends
| were present.
| The ladies of the First Baptist church
gave sociable last Thursday evening at the
| residence of Mrs. Wood, 81 Sherman street.
1t proved very enjoyable affair, and pecu-
mary success.
The ladies of the jackson street M. Z.
church give an oyster supper in the parlors
of the church next Friday evening, Deem
Der 10. Plenty of good music and social
time is promised.
Miss May Thurston, daughter of G. B..
Thurston, Esq, returns to Cincinnati, Ohio,
on the first of the month, to resume her
study of music. She will be accompanied
by her brother, Will Fl. Thurston.
The colofed dramatic club of this city will
reproduce their "Of the Stage" on Friday
evening" Dec. 10th, at Pfeifer's Hall. The
proceeds will be devoted to the aid of build
ing the Lew church for the A. M. E. society.
Prof. David Swing, of Chicago, who is
on lecture tour throughout the North
west, accompanied by his daughter, was in
the city last Tuesday, making the Metro
poltsn hotel his headquarters.E
| Miss Louise Lester and Mr.. Louis Nathal
left the city last Wednesday for San Fran
cisco, Miss Lester having six months en-
gagement at the Bush street theater as
leading soprano and Mr.. Nathal as stage
| manager.
Last Monday evening at the Athenaum
the "Once a Week" club gave their fourth
party, in the series of twelve they propose
giving throughout the season. After De-
cember Is no more parties will occur until
January 10.
Last Wednesday evening, at Sherman
| hall, Prof. Seibert gave his fourth private
party in the series of ten he proposes to give
throughout the winter. There was full
attendance and all passed most social
evening.
Last Saturday evening number of young
society gentlemen got together and organized
new club, which was to be called the EN-
tire Nous" German club. Their membership
was limited to twenty-five complies. Their
first German will be given next Friday even
ing.
Capt. Frank NJ. Cove, of the firm Benton
& Cove, Milwaukee, Wis, will, with his
family, soon take up their residence in this
city. He was rendered q complimentary
dinner by his gentlemen friends at the Plank
inton house last Wednesday evening, which
vas very enjoyable affair. Mr.. Cove
will still retain his business interests in Mil
Waukee.
The district lodge of I. o. G. t. held a
meeting at the rooms of Pacific lodge last
Wednesday evening and elected officers.
Music was furnished by the quartette of
Lincoln lodge, composed of Mrs. J. II.
Hickman, Miss Jessie Johnson, Mr.. Will
Hiiyard and Mr.. J. 81. Hickman, concluding
with the farce "We Are All Good Templars. "
There was a good attendance and all passed
a very pleasant evening.
K.o z.
Champion Lodge No. Is, Knights of Py-
thias, gave another one of their delightful
parties last Thursday evening at College
Hail. 1t is the purpose Of the lodge to give
these parties every two weeks throughout
the season and intended only for the mem
bers and their friends. STEMS Great IN
ion Orchestra furnished the music for about
sixty couple among whom were noticed.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Allen, Mr.. aud Mrs. 81
Brand, Mr.. and Mrs. f. s. Edmonds, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Coop
er, MIR. and Mrs, z. Weiss, Mr.. and Mrs. w
II. Mclean. Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Murrey, Mr.,
and Mrs. P. 81. Vanhogen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benson, Misses Blanche Dolby, Mamie Davis
Miss Jennie Cook, Henrietta Davis, Joe
Cook, Miss Height, of st. Louis, Mollie
Smith, Annie Starkey, Miss Van Slyke, of
Hastings, Ollie Bryant, Messrs. J. D. Fl.
Painter, D. G. Mcleod, FL. S. Finn, Geo.
Draper, r. s. Watson, j. s. Fields, DR.. Fred.
Mott, E. G. Smith, H. E. Goodrich, B. Hen
son, L. @. BordwelI, Frank Sachse, Will
Tuttle, Louis Fege Fl. P. 81. Weiss, B. Good
kind, Geo. Hinkins, F. E. Sutton, Brooks
Henderson, S. T. Packard, of Saltwater, j.
ii. Sparks, of Wilmington, Delaware, G. E.
Schultz, John Vandersluis, L. Quonce, of
New York, J. 81. Wamply, B. Hurs and 9TH
ers.