Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-03
Corner of Third and Robert St., ST. Paul.
liams, Mrs. Eddy, Miss N. K,eigher and

iams, Mrs. Eddy, Miss N. K,eigher and
other will participate.
Mr.. A. V. Travers, formerly with the
celebrated jewelry house of T. B. Storr, of
New York, aid directly from the estab-
ishment of Tiffany & Co., has identified
him self with Mr.. Z. A. Brown, the well
known jeweler of this city.
The art exhibition, in connection with
the gaslight opening at Bristol, Smith &,
Freeman's, has been one of the notable
events of the past week. The elegant estab-
ishment has been thronged with the
fashion and beauty of st. Paul, and the
fine art display has been one of rare
beauty.
Among the pleasant matrimonial events
of Thanksgiving day, was the marriage of
NJ. M. v. Stieger, prominent and
wealthy merchant of st. Louis, and Miss
Stella Hill, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Larpenteur. The happy couple were
rendered reception at the residence of
the brides parents, after which they left
for st. Louis, their future home.
Prof. Snow will give the next popular
assembly of the series at College hall on
Tuesday evening, the 9Th inst. These
parties are becoming deservedly popular,
and they are conducted in faultless and
elegant manner, all the appointments
being superb. As usual number of lively
new dances will be introduced by Prof.
Shows special class.
About two weeks ago the GLOBE local
columns recorded an accident on the
Drake building, in course of erection on
lower Third street, by which a mechanic
named Andrew Oleson was seriously in
jured. Last week the fellow workmen on
the building took up collection for the
sufferer, the sum of $3.50 being subscribed.
This amount was sent to the family of
Olson as Thanksgiving token.
The nuptials of Miss Edna M.,the talent
ed daughter of Hon. and Mrs. S. II. Nichols,
and Mr.. Geo. K. Kent, the Wabashaw street
grocer, took place at the residence of the
BRIDES parents, No. 633 Yale street, last
Monday afternoon at o'clock. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. M. N. Gill
bert, and the happy couple were rendered a
magnificent reception. They left for Win
nipeg Monday night, where they will pass
the honeymoon.
Arrangements have been almost COM
pleted for the forthcoming reception and
ball of the Brotherhood of Tslegraphers,
which promises to eclipse in elegance and
magnifcence any similar affair of the sea-
son. The affair will take place at Sherman
hall on Friday evening the 18th inst. Del
egates are invited from all the cities of
the Northwest, and lavish and elaborate
arrangements are being made to make it
one of the grandest events of the kind ever
given in st. Paul.
The sumptuous residence of Mr.. James
B. Power, land commissioner of the St.
Paul & Manitoba Railroad company, was
the scene of q delightful Thanksgiving
party last Thursday, there being in attend
ance, in addition to many friends, no less
than twenty three relatives of Mr.. and Mrs.
Power. Notable among those present
were Mr.. F. w. Hough and bride, who
were married at Jersey Heights, Nov. 81,
and who wisely concluded to pass their
honeymoon in the sanity city of st. Paul
and the land of promise.
Miss Nina Wright, the versatile elocu-
| Zionist and dramatic reader, whose talent
ed performances last season were noticed
| in the GLOBE, has become one of the per-
| manent attractions of the Slayton Drama
tic bureau, and the ensuing season she will
| form one of its famous concert quartet
AS a mimic and reader, Mrs. Wright po-
sesses q genius of peculiar and high
| order, aud in the roles essayed she has few
if any equals. The engagement this sea-
| son comprises range extending from
Philadelphia to Yankton, D. T., and it is
to be hoped they will favor St. Paul with
an entertainment
A very charming wedding took place at
the cathedral last Wednesday afternoon,
being the nuptials of John Mcclure, a
well-known mail carrier, and Annie Wal
lace, attended by Miss Katie Marley,
bridesmaid, and F. q. MCGUIRE, acting as
best man. TIE ceremony was performed
by Rev. Father Stanley. In the evening a
large reception was held at the residence
of the brides aunt, Mrs. Burke, of Fort
street, at which there was a delightful re-
past served and many elegant and costly
presents displayed. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
CURE have taken up their residence at 438
Selby avenue, accompanied by the con-
CALCULATIONS of large circle of friends.
The Evening Stars gave another one of
their delightful hops last Friday evening.
It was we'll attended by both ladies and
gentlemen who enjoyed themselves to their
hearts content. Among the number
present were noticed the officers of the
Evening Stars of Minneapolis, and their
ladies, Mr.. Frank Reynolds, Miss A. Cal
vary, Mr.. Fred Reynolds, Miss L. Calvary,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Engle, Mr.. F. Hartigan
and Miss N. Calvary. They were highly
| delighted with the reception rendered them
by the Evening Stars of st. Paul. Thanks
| to the honorable president, Mr.. D. W.
Quincy. The next hop will be given
Friday evening, Dec 80, at College hall.
Music by STEMS orchestra. Invitations
| same as usual.
The ''Miss Lenora Austin Party" have
just received an offer from Fargo for Dec.
10. The trip to the northern country will
| consume two Or three weeks and the places
| to be visited will include Fargo, Grand
Forks, Emerson Winnipeg, Bismarck,
Mandan and probably Miles City. At
most of the places guarantees have been
offered, the splendid reputation the
''Party" has made, no doubt being the
cause of these offers. We trust bad wealth
er will not visit the talented ladies on this
trip. AS will be seen elsewhere COM
plimentary benefit has been rendered Miss
Austin and her party by prominent people
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