Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-12

Wednesday at st. Pauls church, being
the marriage of Mr. Richard Darlington
and Miss Emily G. Crooks, the charming
daughter of the Hon. VIM. Crooks. The
wedding ceremony took place in the
presence of friends and was performed
by Rev. DR.. Thomas. After cOngratula-
lions MIR. and Mrs. Darlington took the
afternoon train for st. Louis.
Among the events of magnitude to
transpire the ensuing week will be the
first grand ball masque of the Union
Depot Eating House employees, for which
the arrangements are most elaborate.
| Something rich and novel may be ex-
pected in the way of costumes, and $50
is offered for prizes. The ball is on
Wednesday evening, preceding which a
grand street parade will take place.
A quiet but elegant wedding took place
yesterday forenoon, being the marriage
of Mr. Edgar Van Horn, of the town of
Randsville, Stevens county, and Miss
Emma Olive Lightbourn, the charming
daughter of Mr.. E. s. Lightbeurn, fore
man of the GLOBE composing room. The
ceremony took place at the residence of
| the brides parents and they were united
! by Rev. w. G. Pope. Congratulations
and a pleasant reception followed.
The X. L. society will meet tomorrow
evening at the residence of Mrs. DR.. Hig-
bic. A feature of the evening will be the
reading of a paper by Miss Evans, pre-
ceptress at Mortified college, upon the
subject of the great cathedrals of Ger
many. Miss Evans has just returned from
Europe, and the lecture will be illustrated
from personal experiences. Vocal and
instrumental selections will be rendered
by well known local artists
The masquerade to be given by the
Once a Week club on Tuesday evening
at Sherman hall will no doubt prove a
grand success 1t will be strictly private,
only members of the club and friends in
troduced by the members will be admit
ted and no tickets will be sold at the door.
Seiberts orchestra Will furnish the music.
The following prizes will be be given: To
the finest lady mask an elegant pair of
vases; to the finest gents mask a splendid
lamp; to the best lady character mask,
one dozen triple plated silver dessert
spoons in leather case; to the best gent
and, to the best group an elegant set of
silver goblets. A splendid supper will be
given by Mr.. Ramaly. This will close
the second series of the Once Week
club, the series consisting Of twelve par
ties and grand finale each, which
were elegantly arranged and well attend
ed The officers Of the club are as fol-
lows, Karl Simon; president; Geo. Becht,
vice president; Otto Knefner; secretary;
Julius III. Schmidt, treasurer. Committee
on arrangements, Julius Weis, Geo. Becht,
Jacob Hammer and Karl Simon.
The ST. Celia's Musical society that was
lnaugurated year ago by Mrs. Uri l..
Lamprey, and that has met at the lady's
home once week this and last winter
for recreation and the study of music
from the best composers, are to give a
concert the 10Th of this month at Mrs.
Lampreys for the benefit of the poor of
the city, the proceeds to be equally divid-
ed by committee of gentlemen who have
it in charge, between Catholic and Prot
estant poor Only the club friends and
acquaintance to the number of three
hundred are to be present. The St. Gel
ians. who number about thirty, are a de-
lightful little organization of singers and
musicians aid have proven wonderfully
successful in whatever they have under
taken by reason of their music being al
ways of the highest order, and rendered
with the finest taste and artistic skill. 1t
is the clubs intention after Easter to give
another concert for the benefit Of the hos
pitals; their motto is to do good in this
world as we'll as to have an innocent
good time themselves, and all cat home"
too.