Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-28

corner OF College avenue and Wabashaw
street. Reception will be held in the evening
at Armory hall, corner OF Seventh and jack
son streets.
One OF the most enjoyable surprise parties
OF the season was rendered the Misses Grace
and Matte Hsggerty, at their residence, on
Goodrich avenue, on Wednesday evening last,
by the Grape Vine club of Pleasant avenue
The programme comprised choice selection
OF vocal and instrumental music, recitatione,
ETC., after which the light fantastic was
tripped to the strains Of Strauss choicest.
The beautiful. resort Forest Lake, was the
scene OF q happy matrimonial event last
Thursday, being tho marriage eff Mr.. Fred
Bell OF this city and Miss Maria Huxtable,
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Huxtable.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. w. G.
Pope Of this city, 10 the presence Of numer-
ous friends. Mr. and Mrs. Bell have taken
up their residence ON Lafayette avenue.
The Fifteenth miAe post is ever aalting
place in the lines of those whose welded bliss
has arrived at this happy and propitious
period. Hence IL happened that the crystal
wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. True g.
White last Monday evening was made the oe-
casion of delightful social gathering, and
celebration. The friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
White we're present in large numbers and
they were the recipients of many beautiful
gifts in crystal and glass. The company were
most handsomely entertained.
A charming wedding, and one that CON-
pletely overcome his colleagues in the matter
of surprise, took place in this city on Thurs
day evening last, being the nuptials of Mr.. Fl.
NJ Wheelock, telegraphic editor of the
GLOBE, and Miss Josie Buck, an accomplished
young lady of Rochester. The wedding was
nfaA & IT.: IL
few friends, the ceremony being performed in
the future home OF the couple, previously
made ready by the groom) on Park avenue.
The GLOBE staff extends its duke in felicita-
ton over the happy event.
Wiley Smith.
The marriage of George W. Wiley of this
city to Mary L. Smith, an accomplished
young lady Of Bed Wing, was solemnized a.
Christ church, in the latter city, Rev. DR..
Watson officiating, at 8 O'Clock Tuesday even
ing, the Esd inst. The Misses Cadde Wiley,
Fannie Wiley and Vic. Chinn of this city,
and Misses Lulu Swift, Emma Smith and
Hattie Smith Of Red Wing, were the brides
maids. Messrs. Lou. Birmingham, Mark
Bohrer and viii. Heuss of this city, Kirby
Millspaugh of Brainerd, Frank Freeman OF
Hastings, and Chris. Smith of Red Wing were
tuC RIOOuSucu, dDu bheeSIS w. L. SueIIu6n
OF Rochester, L. j. Boynton of Red Wing, W.
81. Lamb ana w. H. Angel OF this city, acted
as ushers.
At the conclusion of the ceremony at the
church reception was held at the residence
of the BRIDES parents, where the party partook
of a sumptuous repast,and enjoyed the testify
tiles of the dance until the small hours of the
morning. The presents were costly and num-
erous, noticeable among which was an ele-
pant china tea set from fha hride,S father and,
mother. Among the guests present were
noticed Hon. r. G.. Wiley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiley, o car Wiley and the Misses burger
and Baldwin, OF this city, Sheriff Barton, of
Farlbault, and Mrs. Searis of Minneapolis.
Mr.. Wiley and bride took the early Wednes-
day morning train for Faribault, where they
are now visiting friends and relatives, after
which the happy couple will repair tdFthis
city, which they will make their home.