Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-27
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Sio-SJ u u~huy CUPPeE VI tLc DIOdu"hJ y
squad, was united in marriage to Miss Mary
Saunders, OF Virginia. He was given an ova-
lion by the boys.
Its consummately utter 10 wear your mono
gram on the back of your kid gloves. If you
are absent minded and leave your kids in the
pocket OF your seal skin dolma this style OF
course don'a 90.
Alexander Barclay, Sr., of lafayette avenue,
writes papa in front of his name now, and
spends MS leisure in singing that pathetic
melody: "Hush bye, baby" I acie Tom US
sisting in the chorus.
,aAn excursion party OF Grand Haven folks
including D. Cutler and family, Mrs. H. Saw
adge and Mrs. a. r. Hawlett, were doing the
attractions of st. Paul last week. They took
creature comfort at the Windsor hotel.
Miss Annie c. Carr, of Chicago, is visiting
her cousins, the Misses Lyons, on Tenth
street. Under the tutelage of her cousins,
Miss Carr is taking her first lessons as to
"how to drive horse with ease and safety
Mr.. Thomas Z. Dillon and mother, OF
Chicago, with Frank j. Berrisford, the Misses
Bessie A. Rose, B. McManus and Rose Berris-
ford, did the round of Lake Mluneaonka on
the Belle" Wednesday. Dining at the
chapman house.
In the words Of the bard, Mr.. Geo. Il.
Stahiman, was singing yesterday, "Tis My
Delight to Come Home at Night and Play
With the Little Baby,'' the occasion being
that his wife and heir got home yesterday
from long visit East.
The marriage of Mr.. John Brady and Miss
Kate Brady was celebrated in West st. Paul
last Monday. The occasion was made Joyous
ty the presence Of numerous friends, and the
happy pair were the recipients o: congratu-
iatIons aod many beautiful presents.
A sensational canard was started by party
of malicious wags at Minnetonka last week,
to the effect that a porpoise had been seen
spouting to the windward OF Spring Park. In-
vestigation showed that the phenomena was
caused by the sinking of Minneapolis girls
shoe.
Miss Eta Hawkins, of St. Paul, who was
Of the Chicago Church Choir company, now
disbanded for the season, will return home to-
morrow, to remain about two months with
her parents, before going to Boston to con-
tinue her musical studies at the conservatory
of that city.
Miss Fannie, the charming daughter of
Chief R. o. Strong, entertained number of
friends on Friday evening, the reception be-
lng in honor Of her guest, Miss Cora Hone,
OF Hastings. The occasion was delightfully."-
social and most enjoyable evening was
passed By all present.
The entertainment given at Pfeifer's hall
last Thursday evening by the colored people
OF the NJ. E. church, for the benefit of that
church, was a carefully prepared, and, despite
the heat, largely attended affair. It netted
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matte and musical talent.
Hon. Sam. Nichols, clerk of the supreme
court, and family, recreating for few weeks
at Forest lake, returned to city life and Office
duties yesterday, much benefited by the short
breathing spell. VIM. A. Nichols, his son
ard deputy clerk, and family are still at the
lake, tut VIII return to the city this week.
Miss Hattie c. Poirier was given delight
ful surprise party last night at her home. No.
232 Carol street. The house was taken pos
session of by here many friends, and presented
brilliant scene of festivity End pleasure. The
Inequalities were royalty dispensed, and the
charming hostess Was the recipient of many
handsome presents.
Miss Della Miller, a stately, dark-eyed
beauty of St. Louis, departed on the War Eagle
Thursday night. She was the guest, while in
St. Paul, of Mrs. Adam Gotzian, on Hoffman
avenue. During her stay she visited Excel
sior, Lake Park, Hotel lafayette, White Bear
lake, and many other places of interest, at each
and all of which she was one of the ackuowl-
edged bellies of the season.
Miss Grace Bfackett, the charming little
thirteen year old daughter of Maj. Brackett,
celeb ated her birthday ON Wednesday last, al
which she entertained a large number of her
schoomates and young companions. The
young hostess done the honors ID manner,
not on y 70 the entries abstraction OF her Young
guests, bur also In z style that might well be
initiated by children of more mature age.
The Clayoniar Literary and Debating club
of this city, after recess Of three months,
begins its meetings for the fall term next Fri
day evening, the 1st of September. The
meetings take place at their hall, corner of
Seventh and Jackson streets, and all young
men wishing to avail themselves of the bene-
fits to be derived from the club, are cordially
invited to be present and have their names
proposed for membership.
The moonlight excursion on the river last
Wednesday evening, under the auspices of the
union depot eating house EN- mployes, was one
Of the most enjoyable affairs of the season.
The night was clear ana balmy, and life on
as is seldom accorded weary mortais. The
attendance was large and the evening was
wh!rled away in the merry dance to the music
OF Seibert's orchestra. Il was great sue
cess.
Mr.. John Matheis and his son arrived home
from business trip TO the Eastern markets
on Wednesday last. On Wednesday evening
number of his friends accompanied by the
Great Union band, gave him serenade. 1t is
needless to say that Mr.. Matheis ana his es-
timable wife werG equal to the emergency,
aud tie party was entertained in right royal
style, although the intention was to take
Johnnie by surprise. The ''boys' may as
well give up that job, for Mr.. Matheis is al
ways ready for his friends whether by day or
night.
Mr.. William Mayhem, one of the most
popular statesmen of Auerbach, Finch 81 Van
Slyck, stole march on his numerous friends
in st. Paul and ON the 14th inst. was married
To Miss Jennie CARL, of Polo, Ill. Mr.. May
hew is st. Paul boy and he took an unfair
advantage of his friends in this city in q sly
way. Mrs. Mayhem is a sister of Mrs. Henry
Brand and of Mrs. w. s. Gregory, who reside
on Phalen avenue. Tne happy pair are at
home with Mrs. Brand for the present. The
universal verdict of Mr.. Mayhew's St. Paul
friends is guilty but don'C do it again.
a Fine Programme.
The musical part of the dedicatory services
of Zion Temple on Friday evening last, is