Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-24

OO IN LA MOAtAsAAN0, a
more especially for the benefit Of Miss HIATT
Draper for the past nine months, and leave
for her home in New York city next Monday
$ The commodious house is specially adapte
Q for dancing, and the guests enjoyed seaso
Q OF delightful converse. fEe
''Many are called but few are chosen an
o from the band OF youth on Dayton's blut
about fifteen, have seemingly been inspire
with desire to make an impression O
society. So they have formed club, th
object of which is not definitely known, fc
e they seem quite reticent in publicly proclaim
: ing their movements, and the sun does nc
! throw much light upon their proceedings
But secrets will out, and some one has unwi
, tingly let the "cat out of the bag" It ha
been discovered that they are working for th
noble cause of temperance--a work which is
credit to themselves, their friends and th
whole community. Theyset an example o
virtue to the young ideas growing up aroun
them, and they richly deserve the esteem o
all their set, who will be only too happy, W
know, to embroider their immortal blue rib
bon with the undying words of their motto
"United we stand, divided we fall.
The marriage Mr.. Fred FleckeHstein tt
Miss Ida Schultze, on Wednesday last, was {
very elegant wedding. The ceremony took
place at the residence of the brides father
+. Schultze, ESQ.,, corner of Pine and Sixth
streets, at4 p. M, the Rev. Earnst Stroller
officiating. The bride was attired in royal
profusion of rich and elegant lace worn about
the throat. The wedding gifts were numer-
GUS and costly. The floral decorations pro-
| fuse, rich and rare. The tables were tastefully
decorated with flowers, the choicest viands,
fruits and wines were served in profusion.
The bride and groom left on the s p. M. train
for two weeks Eastern trip. The large and
select assemblage of guests stripped the light
fantastic toe" to excellent music, until the
sswee sma' hours,n and separated with hearty
| good wishes for the future welfare and hap
piness of Mr. and Mrs. Fleckenstein.
7Ae aGern.an.~
The German on Tuesday evening last
at Sherman hall, proved oil that was hoped
for by its most enthusiastic well:wishers.
| Certainly, more artistic affair, per Sc, has
not been given in the city. The hall was q
| brilliant glow of light and color; the music
| by Seibert entranGng, and the toilets superb
Mr.. VIM. F. Newbll. led the German" and
the prizes were won by Miss Alexander and
Mr.. Lyman. Thkformer presented her prize
to Lieut.. Long and Mr.. Lyman presented his
gift to Miss Perrin. The toilets were as fol-
lows: *fY. Sst ~
RECEPTION cOMMITTEE:
Mrs. VIM. R. Merriam was very handsomely
dressed in heavypink silk Ell traine, square
nicked corsage, with elbow sleeves, trimmings
of moss fringe and rich lace; hair dressed high
in crimps and pufis, ornaments, diamonds and
pearls. 4-r
Mrs. Frank NJ. Cove wore rich cream silk
with court train, Spanish lace and diamonds;
hair coiled low in braids and waved. 10
Mrs Henry Richards, bridal dress of white
satin with pearl embrolderies, elbow sleeves
of rose points, orramentsxof coin silver; hair
dressed low. -c
Mrs Rucker, skirt of rich pink silk, over
dress of pearl and pink biocade, with tulle
trimmings, ornaments: diamonds; hair worn
high in pufs. .3a e.w
Among the guests The following toilets
were noted: -
Miss Flandrau, elegant short skirt of black
velvet, with 0verdress of cream brocaded sat
in, trimmings ofiwhite lace; hair braided low
and banged. R a-- H
Miss Otis, lovely short suit of mauve silk
and brocaded satin, with Valenciennes lace
trimmings, elbow sleeves of lace; hair in braid
ed coil. t
Miss Mamie Otis, a short suit of light blue
silk, pointed overdress Dordered with swans
d
Miss Susie Sidle of Minneapolis, white silk
elaborately trimmed with red roses.
Miss Marie Barry, pearl cashmere with cord
inggs and plaitings OF pink silk; hair in loose
Miss Matte OTIS, ruled swiss suit edged
with lace, broad white satin sash, handsomely
embroidered hair in hanging braids, cut
square on forehead
Miss Augur, white silk en- traine, with light
rose and white brocaded satin draperies.
Miss Draper, white swiss with satin trim
mings, elegant embroidered sash.
Miss Belote wore short dress of lilac silk
with corsage waist and trimmings of lighter
shade of satin; hair in braided coil.
Miss Mealy of Monticello, very fine white
null over heliotrope silk skirt.
Miss Krice, pink silk en- traine trimmings
of Spanish lace, with elbow sleeves; hair
puffed high and crimped. .g II
Miss Alexander, stylish short suit OF cream
white satin, with shirrings of crepe de chene,
elbow sleeves Of same; hair dressed high in
French twist, with deep wavel on forehead.
Miss Hattie Belote. white satin skirt, fin
ished with hair plating, maroon velvet basque
trimmed withwhite lace; hair in braids and
frizzes.
The Misses Gibbons wore lovely suits of
cream muslin, with lace trimmings and flow
erS. N
A number OF other elegantly dressed ladies
were present, whose toilets the reporter failed
to note. The prize fayors, a coin-silver ban
gled bracelet and embroidered velvet smoking
cap and bag, were presented the "German"
BY Miss Flandrau and Miss Otis. v
Good Work Done.