Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-26
THE SOCIAL WORLD .

roseate lap OF spring and the old guy seem.
loathe to hand in his resignation.
Soon, however, the early primrose and
daisy will bloom, and the lark will mean
der forth into dappled mead and meadow
to lay for the preliminary but not judi
cious insect. Society, too, will case
yawning, and along with the Easter egg
will come the new and gorgeous bonnet.
meanwhile the fellows who foot the bills
are reminded that in the precious rotun-
dity of a healthy bank account there is
no such word as hustle The past week
has been notable for improvement in the
importance and number Of social events
which are recorded below
The engagement is announced OF Mr..
T. X. Alexander and Miss Mollie Whit
tier.
Mr.. John E. Miller. OF the Harvester
works company. returned from New
York last week.
Mrs. Mary G. Brader, of Litchfeld, is
visiting the family of her brother in law,
Capt. j. c. Braden, state auditor.
Miss Mary Berthienme, of Crookston,
has been visiting the Misses Olivier, of
Park street, during the past week.
The old but indispensable overture,
Tampa" by Herold, graces this even
ing's programme at the Athen8um
The marriage of Miss Cora A. Hamp-
son and Mr.. Walter Cakes was celebrated
by the Rev. DR.. Breed, on the 21st inst.
On dit: That Nh Quincy Haas will
soon lead to the altar Miss Emma Mar
ket, leading belle of Fond du Lac, Wis.
On Friday afternoon last Mrs j. ii.
Hiland gave very charming lunch
party at her residence, CIT McBoal street
Easter mass at the Cathedral will mas
a large chorus and Seibert's orchestra
under the able baton of Prof VIM Men
ner.
Mr. George Magee, who has been East
for several weeks, was heard from on
yesterday, at Boston He is en- route
home.
Among the approaching matrimonial
events is one in which Mr.. VIVA. Richter
the modest deputy sheriff, will figure as
a principal.
Mr.. Charles E. Hamilton, formerly OF
this city, and now % prosperous real
estate agent OF Crookston, passed few
days in st. Paul last week.
Mr.. VIM. Wilder, formerly OF ST. Paul, and
at present clerk OF the court and city at
torney at Grand Forks, passed few days in
this city with friends last week.
The F. Cs.,'' or the Sarcastic Fine
club, were handsomely entertained at
the residence of Mrs Winterhalter last
Thursday evening. A royal good time
was had.
Mr.. II. r. Lyon, formerly of the Second
National bank of ST. Paul, left last even
ing for Mandan, where he will assume
the management of the First National
bank Of that city j.
Tie complimentary social entertain
ment rendered by the German society to
the members and their immediate friends
on Saturday evening proved very pleas
ant and enjoyable affair.
The German, by Prof. Malcom's class
at Sherman hall on Friday evening,
promises to be grand success. The ju-
venile class entertainment on Saturday
bids fair to rival the older ones.
The many friends of Miss Mary E
Bailey, late resident of this city, extend
to her their congratulation upon the &C.
casion of her marriage to Mr.. E. w. War
rem, which event took place at Spring
field, Mass, March 8.
Mr. James Feeley, of No. Sc East Ninth
street, of the firm of Powers Bros, was
justly elated yesterday over the arrival
of promising young pocket edition of
humanity 1t was girl baby and the
cherub queened it to the tune of twelve
pounds.
Arrangements are favorably progress
ing for the grand popular concert to be
given by the pupils of the public schools,
under the direction of Prof PREM on
May 5th. The concert will be for the
benefit of the library fund, and will have
an ensemble of fully 1000 voices.
A tidy card was received on yesterday
from Chicago, which nalvely announced
the birth of a son, on the 10th inst, to
Will and Jessie Davis. Mr.. DAVIS is well
known in St. Paul, and is now connected
with the Grand Opera house, Chicago
His wife is better known professionally
as Jessie Barton.
Mr.. Loui Hauser and Mr.. Quincy Haas
returned to St. Paul last week from q
visit to their old home in Fon du Lac,
Wis. They were accompanied by Mr..
Chas. Hauser, who proceeded to Milwau-
kee for short visit. The occasion of
their trip was to be in attendance ut the
wedding of Mr.. Frank Haas and Miss B.
Rahte, the marriage took place IN the
presence of brilliant company of friends
Sixteen couples stood up and the ap-
pointments were elaborate and elegant
throughout
The first annual full dress assembly of
the Emmett Light Artillery will be held
at Market hall Easter Tuesday, April II,
on which occasion the Cannoneers will
appear in their new handsome uniforms.
There will be review of the battery at
$3.50 p, m. and seats will be provided for
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