Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-21

at nome. Alter all the young Iauy VlslI-
ors were given most cordial welcome,
and after being highly entertained, they
sailed away heart whole and will free.
In general way the week has been
quite tame, saving two or three quiet
matrimonial events and the usual run OF
minor happenings. AS collated the
society song is as follows:
DR.. Davenport is sojourning at White
Bear lake.
DR.. Buchanan is arranging for trip
to Europe.
Col. J. Ham Davidson left tor Chicago
Friday night.
Mrs. A. NJ. Radcliff leaves the ensuing
week for New York.
Mr.. T. Moore left last week for visit
to his former home in Erie.
st. Paul musical folks will visit the
Chicago festival this week by scores.
Mr.. James Goodhue returned yesterday
from a visit on the line of the N. r. rail-
road.
DR.. Owens returned last week from a
visit to Mexico much recuperated in
health.
Miss Adeline NJ. Ranney is absent on a
visit to relatives at Forest Lake, Pennsyl-
vania.
The Misses Belote left by boat yester-
day for St. Louis, where they will visit
friends.
Judge O'Brien returned last week from
prolonged trip on professional business
to the Black Hills.
The crystal wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. T. S. White will be celebrated
tomorrow evening.
MIR. Smith, of tropical fuit fame, and
an artist in his line, will visit Europe the
latter part of the season.
Mr.. w. 81. Hurd, of the union depot
eating house, leaves this evening for a
brief visit to Chicago and the east.
The marriage of Mr.. George W. Wiley,
of the postoffice, and Miss Mary Smith,
of Red Wing, will be solemnized next
Tuesday.
Mrs. H. ~ Collins, of Carson, Neb.,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Cook,
will pass the summer with her parents at
Belle PLANE.
MIR. Buckelew has accepted the posi-
ton of basso in the choir of st. PauFs
church, made vacant by the resignation
of Mr.. Sayner.
MIR. Charles Anderson, of the Kensing-
ton art school, who was called East by
the sudden death of his brother, IS ex-
pected back next week
Mr.. Geo. G. Madison and bride arrived
yesterday from Chicago and were the
recipients of handsome reception last
night at the residence of Mrs. Hope,
Irvine park.
Mrs. Robertson, of Fort street, enter
tanned company of friends last Wednes-
day evening. She will shortly leave, in
| company with her mother, for visit to
relatives in Colorado.
Mrs. Thos. Manning Of East Fourteenth
street, left last Friday to visit her parents
and friends at Galena, LII. She will also
visit st. LOUIS and Chicago, and will re-
turn the latter part of June.
Mr.. Chas. Tarbox, who joined the
Maggie Mitchell party two years ago, re-
turned last week on a visit to his
mother, Mrs. w. 81. Rogers. He will
organize company of his own next
fall.
Mr.. 81. E. Mann, clerk of the United
States circuit court, returned last week
from a visit to North Carolina. He left
his wife and daughter at Philadelphia,
where they will remain until the COM
mencement of the summer solstice.
Musical circles of st. Paul received an
additional acquisition last week in the
person of Miss Nina Gelst, sister of Mr..
Emil Geist of this city. Miss Geist
formerly resided IN New York, and is
celebrated as an accomplished performer
on the cello.
Col. N. P. .Colburn and family, of
Preston, Fillmore county-prominently
identified with the business, political and
social affairs Of that section of the state
spent several days in st. Paul the past
WEEK DIS tuC SuOSeo VI OeoeO huuIsOI
Braden and family.
A happy marriage was solemnized last
week by which Mr.. VIM. A. Richter,
nephew of the sheriff, was married to
Miss Emily A. Shwarm, a charming
young belle of Minneapolis. The we'd
ding transpired at the residence of the
brides parents and the gifts were lavish
and handsome.
| A pleasant wedding occurred at the
Church of the Assumption last Tuesday
morning, being the nuptials of Mr. N. J.
Loskiel, of the Wanderer, and Miss Bar
bara Miller, sister of the Miller Brothers,