Daily globe., 1882-04-30
OF the artists in our social column ne,e.

OF tne artlsts IN our Sociai Coiumh next
Sunday; l
The society known by the talismana
letters q. Y. X. gave a social party al
Seiherrs dancing parlors on Friday even
ing, which afforded great enjoyment to
the festive crowd in attendance. Like
similar affairs of the series it proved very
successful.
Mr. Quincy Haas will leave i'll few
days for Fon du Lac, Wis, where rnm0r
has it that he will lead to the altar Miss
Market, an accomplished society belle Of
that city. The wedding will take place
May IS, and he will return with his
bride to this city.
Among the many matrimonial events
Of the month of May will be the marriage
of Mr. John w. Willis, tho we'll known
attorney at-law, and Miss Katie Forsythe,
one of st. Paul's fairest and most accom-
plished daughters. The wedding will
take place about the middle of May.
And still another victim from the ranks
of st. Paul bachelordom to be offered a:
the seductive shrine of mairimony This
time it is Mr.. Anselmn Ritt, Of Rita
Bros, who will HE him to Buffalo, New
York, before another moon and there
claim the lady Of his heart The mar
riage Will take place in May.
The Milwaukee exchanges Of Last
Thursday contain glowing descriptions
of the marriage in that city of MIR. Artb-
ur Uhlig, well known in musical circles
of st. Paul and Miss Young, daughter OF
the most extensive wheat operator III
that city. The affair was the most bril-
liant social event in that city of the sea
son.
The exhibition drill at Market hall Oh
Thursday evening was participated in by
three companies of the St. Paul bat
TALON and one company from Minneapo-
lis. The attendance was large, the NUM-
Der OF lady spectators beng especially
notable while the various maneuvers
were given with dash and precision that
afforded great enjoyment.
Messrs. A. Wilkinson and ROber. a
Hirst have occasion to feel proud owe,
the publication of the Northwestern Ofh-
cial Time Guide of Minnesota and Da-
kOta, which made its appearance last
week. 1t is jammed full of indispens-
able information and affords the COM
pletest compendium of railroad move
ments ever offered to the travelling
public.
A quiet but elegant matrimonial event
of the past week was the marriage of Mr..
Geo. b. Ramsey and Miss Francis Willis.
which took place at Christ Church OF
Wednesday afternoon. The Rev. Mr
Gilbert officiated and the ceremony was
witnessed only by the immediate friends
and relatives of the family. A reception
took place at the residence of the BRIDES
parents and they left ON the noon tram
for q tour east.
One of the most delightful social events
of the past week was the surprise party
rendered Miss Annie Dorsey at her home
On Wacouta street, and intended &c sig
DaliZe her departure for Saltwater, where
she will assume charge of the telephone
office. Perfect arrangements had been
| made for the event, and nothing was
lacking to make the affair complete
| triumph, the result being that an even
| ing of unalloyed enjoyment was
passed.
Mr.. John Fl. Langton, a well known
and popular newspaper man of Penn
sylvania, and for several years identified
! with the local staff of the Erensng Ysnes
Bradford, Pa, has come West and h8s-
ing SHE'D his castor into the arena, ez-
poets to expand with the country. MIR.
Langton is a young man of pluck and
good mental fibre and possesses qualities
eminently suited to win success in this
golden empire of the Great Northwest.
He is at present sojOurning in St. Paul
and it is TO be hoped that he Will be ID
duced to identify his interests with the
progressive spirit of this city.