Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-25
A QUIET WEEK.
The National Addiction Holds Festi vities
in Check.

Inc N8ClO081 a "lCLlOn aOlO8 fe8LlVI
in Check.
The shadow which fell last Monday
and encompassed the nation in grief came
to the grave and the gay alike. The voice
of gaiety was hushed, and lips that were
wont to be light in the jocund joy Of
pleasure and youth, we're mute in COM
passionate pity. 1t was not an occasion
for jollity or the indulgence in the usual
rounds Of pleasure. Society, in the main,
suspended its festivities, and, in the realm
However, the world must go on, and
mention. The are set forth below:
Miss Evelyn Burbank will hereafter
sustain the soprano part in the House of
Hope choir.
Mrs. Lawrence, wife of Senator Law
renee of Wabashaw, has been spending a
few weeks with friends in this city.
Mr.. John Black is spending a few
weeks with his old classmate, Mr.. Will
liam Dawson, son of the ex-mayor.
Col. Frank Crockett and wife, of Far
go, mingled with their many warm
friends IN this city the greater part of last
week.
The fair at Chaska closed with grand
ball last evening, the music for which
was discoursed by the Great Union band,
of this city.
Last week Prof Leib, of this city, was
appointed professor of vocal music in the
State university, position he is eminent
" qualified to fulfill.
DR.. C. L. Breen, formerly of this city,
and now resident of Fishers Landing,
is visiting his relatives in this city, and
will leave in few days for trip East
The Rev. DR.. Richardson, of Decatur,
ILL.,, passed few days with friends in
the city last week, and expressed himself
as very much delighted with st. Paul
and it's inhabitants.
Among the nuptial events of the near
future is announced the approaching
marriage of Mr.. John Haycock and Miss
Carrie Hart, daughter of the well known
insurance agent, to take place on the 18th
of October.
Charley French, the genial clerk of the
Windsor hotel, departed last week for a
trip to the benighted cities of Chicago
and st. Louis. His smiling count enance
will soon beam from the accustomed
place again.
Once again the wedding bells may jim
gle. Ere many days will come and pass
an honorable member of the "Atmos-
pheric club will be united in holy bonds
of marriage to the belle of Phalen valley.
Particulars anon.
The Beethoven singing society, al
though but in the third week of its
existence, already boasts a membership
of twenty-slx vocalists. Their rehearsal
last Thursday night, under the leadership
of Prof PREM, was fiattering success.
The Atmospheric club is the name of
an organization recently started in this
city. The club consists of six charter
and twelve duly elected members, the pc
culiarity of the society being that its
meetings are held, as its name suggests,
in the open air.
j. Walters, Esq, manager of the Lon
don Times, and family, arrived in St. Paul
yesterday, and occupy apartments at the
Metropolitan. Mr.. Walters and family
are making a tour of the United States,
and express themselves as highly delight
ed with the country. ~
The Misses Banning rendered a charm
ing reception to their friends, at their
home last Tuesday evening. The enter
tainment, if the delightfully."- informal
character of the entertainment may so be
called, partook of musical and literary
character, and all were pleased for hav-
ing been there.
A delightful nuptial affair transpired at
the residence of Prof Leib, this city, last
Wednesday evening, being the marriage
of Mr.. Walter Brimhall and Miss Nettie
Wells, favorably known in the society
circles of this city The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Mr.. Edwards, and a
most ENJOYABLE reception followed.
An elegant wedding proved the social
event of the past week IN Fargo, being
the marriage of Rev. Mr.. Irwin and Miss
Douglas, a lady whose varied accomplish
ments of mind and charms of person have
made her favorite among host Of
friends in St. Paul. The wedding party
passed through this city en- route for the.
South.
The marriage of Mr.. Jacob Dietz, book
keeper at the German-American bank,
and Miss Annie NJ. Arnold, daughter OF
an old citizen, was celebrated last Thurs
day evening. Aftersthe ceremony large
number of friends were entertained and
the wishes for their welfare and happi-
ness were many and sincere. The pres
ents were numerous and tasty.
Tuesday evening last the Misses Ella
and Mamie Morris delightfully."- enter
tanned a number of their friends at their
home on Fort street. About one hundred.
invitations to the party were sent out, to.
which over eighty responded. Music,
dancing and social converse were appro-
priately commingled, not to omit sump-
tuous supper. All present enjoyed a roy
al good time.
MessrsDyer &Howard have received the
September number of The Song Jour ndl,.
which contains ten selections from the
best American and foreign composers, as
follows:
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