Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-19

riage with Miss frankie Kline. The in.
teresting ceremony will take place al
Grace (Episc0paD church, the Rev. E. 8
Thomas, of st. Paul's church, this city
solemnizing the nuptials A wedding
tour through the Eastern cities will fol
low, the happy pair returning to ST. Pau
about July 10th
AS the arrangements progress for the
"Fete Champetre" to be given on thf
evening of July 7th by the Minnesota boat
club on the grounds of their club house,
the assurance is more positive that it will
| prove the most sumptuous affair ever Civ
On in this city or the Northwest. The
| appointments will combine the utmost
convenience and the highest order of ele-
gance. Particulars of the fete will be
given anon.
Maurice Lyons, Esq, of the firm of
Perkins, Lyons & Co., leaves tomorrow
evening for Wheeling, West Virginia,
to attend the commencement exercises of
the Wheeling Female academy, where
for the year past his daughter Anna has
been pupil. The exercises take place
on the 23d inst. Mr.. Lyons will spend a
week or more in Kentucky on business,
and return home by the way of Cincin-
natl, Chicago and Dubuque.
Among the younger and somewhat
volatile employees of the traffic depart
ment of the St. Paul s. Omaha company
there has been not little merriment the
past week over the mishap which befel
one of their number last Sunday. 1t was
only that he had experienced an upset on
q ny1dr dur \ 80
bride. The old folks know that such
little accidents in early married life are
lucky omens, but the boys will laugh at
the thought of their friend in the mud.
LIE Cercle Canadien Dramatic club will
give an interesting entertainment at
Pfeifer's hall, on Friday evening, June
Oath, st. Johns Day, at which time
three-act tragedy, entitled "The Count
de Vildac," will be produced in fine style.
The cast will be as follows:
Count de Vildac. c..............L. T. LaFebvre
Vildac. ......................F Frank Gravel
AooiPn..... ..................G .G. a. CarlVeau
Ricardo. .....................Z. Quesnel
OulIlaume IL. II. BlneC
Brule Moustache. ........... ..Wm. St. Pierre
loZo. Joseph st. Jean
Dadinet. .............. Joseph Charter
SOiulcIS, SerVduLs, ECC.
Mr. W. II. Buckelew announces grand
concert of English glees, madrigals, bal
lads and instrumental music at the Opera
house on Wednesday evening, June %.
He will have the assistance of some of
st. Paul's best known concert performers.
The vocal numbers will be rendered by
two sopranos, two contraltos, four tenors,
two baritones and two bassos. Mr.. Hen
ry Stein will contribute cornet solo, the
Great Union band and Messrs. Frank
Wood and Saml Baldwin, pianists, will
lend their valuable aid The vocal num-
bers Will all be of the order of the popu-
lar English ballad concert. Announce
ment will soon be made of the pro-
gramme.
The marriage Of Mr.. Henry .Blakely,
son of Capt. Russell Blakely, of st. Paul,
and Miss Callie E. Wampler, sister of j.
K. Wampler, of this city, was celebrated
at Minneapolis ON Wednesday afternoon.
The ceremony was performed at the home
of the sister of the bride on Nicollet ISL
and in the presence of few friends
which the bridal party left for visit to
the old home of the bride, in Indiana
They will visit the parents and other rel
atives of Mrs. Blakely, after which they
will return to st. Paul, remaining about
week, when they will proceed to Pierre,
D. T., where Mr.. Blakely-is in business.
The strawberry festival of the DAYTON
avenue church last Tuesday evening, was
a grand success, financially and socially.
The refreshments were sumptuous and,
judging by their rapid disappearance,
were well appreciated Much enjoyment
was added to the occasion by the excell-
ant music furnished by the Dyer & How
ard band, which executed, with remark
able taste and finish, a very choice pro-
gramme. 1t was the second appearance
of the young organization, and they
made many new friends and more than
justified the expectations of their old
ones, by their creditable performance
The band is composed of young men
whose social positions are in keeping
with their musical ability, and they may
expect the hearty support of st. Paul So
ciety people.
DR.. j. FL. Bryant returned last week
from the ninth annual session of the su-
preple lodge A. o. u W., held at De-
troit, Michigan, and to which he and sew
eral other Minnesotians were delegates.
All the States were represented, and an
unusually interesting session was held.
The reports showed great prosperity in
the order and membership was reported
of over 100000.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows:
P. s. M. W.-Roderick Rose, Iowa.
S. NJ. Wv. Fl. Baxter, Michigan.
S. NJ. F.-Dr. M. w. Fish, California.
8. O.-Thos. A. Case, New York.
8. G.-R. M. N. Patton, Ontario
8. W.-R. 81. Flanders, Georgia.
Supreme Trustees-L. Andrews, Alex Nc
Lean and j. D. Vincil.
The next meeting will be held at Gin
cinnati.
a Coming Eoent.
A notable event in French society cir
cles will take place tomorrow afternoon.