Daily globe., 1882-07-09

be an esteemed nj
society.
The Rev. L. c. Barnes and wife were
given pleasant farewell reception by
the members of the First Baptist church
on Thursday evening, prior to their de-
parture for Pittsburgh, where MIR. Barnes
assumes the duties of his new charge.
The nuptials of Dr. w. W. Schiffman.
formerly of st. Paul and now a leading
dentist at Fergus Falls, and Miss Emma
NJ. Leyde, of this city, will take place on
Wednesday of this week. The ceremony
VIII be performed at the residence of the
brides parents and they will leave on the
evening train for their new home.
At its regular meeting last Monday
evening the Knights of st. Paul were the
happy recipients of beautiful banner
1t was the gift of the Union club. The
banner is 42X72, of white silk doubled.
On one side is knight IN armor, with
appropriate symbols; on the other a beau
tiful Roman cross The banner was the
work of Mccarthy s. Donnelly, to whom
much credit is due.
Among the pleasant matrimonial events
OF the season will be the marriage, on next
Tuesday, of Mr.. John c. Hawley, a young
gentleman well and favorably known in
st. Paul, and Miss Mary A Carrier, an ac-
complished young lady of this city The
marriage will take place at st. Mary's
church, at II o'clock, Tuesday morning,
and the occasion will be graced by the
presence of friends
A pleasant excursion has been arranp.
ed by some of the young colored peo-
pie, Messrs. Manning and Coving-
ton at their head, to take place by moon
hight Tomorrow evening ON the steamer
u. b. Knapp. The party Will leave the
levee at about $3.50 in the evening and
steam down the river, expecting to re-
turn about in the morning. Hilliards
string band VIII accompany the pleasure
seekers, and all will doubtless eniov
themselves. a number from Mime
apolis are also expected to participate.
The following are guests at the hotel
Leip, White Bear lake: f. W. Lancas-
ter and Christ. Nottingham, St. Louis:
K. K Knapp, Chicago; Admiral Stem
bel and wife, IT, S. Navy, Washington:
F. Schlief and Joseph Englander, St.
Louis; II. d. Quinby and sister, St.
Louis; Hon. Z. w. Donk' and family, St.
Louis; Henry DOnk, Sr., St. Louis: T.
Madden and wife, New York; Isaac
Bernheimer, New York; L. \. Bern
helmer, New York; Frank Dean, St.
Louis; I. t. White, New Orleans:
Mrs. Eugene Pietz, Mrs Julia Charpiot
and daughter, Denver, Col; 3. N. Web
ster, }. b. Moody, NJ D., New York;
Edward Angel, Philadelphia; L. A.
Brulator, New Orleans; WA. Ravmond.
New Mexico; ..E. F. Millens, Calves ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank j. Reinhard
Rockport, Indiana, were among the
passengers on the Alex MitchePs last
trip up. We mention with pleasure that
tbs is Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhard's (nee Alice
James) first trip as man and wife, thev
having been married at Rockport, on
Wednesday afternoon June 2S. Mr..
Reinhard's family is well known here
and he has extended his bridal trip
to st. Paul to visit his relatives He has
an enviable reputation as LAWYER at his
chosen home, and has captured one of
the bellies of Hoosierdom IN his wife.
she being the daughter of Capt. James
one of the influential citizens of
Rockport. They will visit all points of
interest in the Northwest before return
ing, and we doubt not will be well repaid
for the journey. The Rockport Sentinel
gives splendid description of their ele-
CANT wedding, which we regret we have
not the space 10 reproduce.