Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-18

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holder and operator in real estate.
The nuptials of Mr.. j. NJ. Hannaford,
general freight agent of the Northern
Pacific Railroad company land Miss Kittie
Foster, of st. Albans, Vermont, will be
duly solemnizod on the 21st inst. Mr..
Hannaford left for the place OF destiny
last week, and is expected home with his
bride about July 1.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. J. w. Jag
ger. of harrington avenue, entertained
a large company of lady friends with
coffee and lunch party. About eighty
ladies were present largely representing
the beauty, fashion and intelligence Of
st. Paul, and it proved one of the most
charming events of the season.
Quite notable matrimonial event in
German circles took place last Thursday
being the marriage of Mr.. Oscar Matter
and Miss Eliza Weis, sister-in-law of
Sheriff Richter. The ceremony was per-
formed in the presence of large number
OF friends and the happy pair were the
recipients of great many useful and
handsome gifts. Ii the evening re-
ception was given and the affair was
entirely recherche.
On Thursday evening last Miss Alice
Paar delightfully."- entertained large cir
Gle of young friends at her home on Wa
basha street, the occasion being the cele-
bration of the anniversary of her twenty
first birthday. The elegant home of the
young lady was thronged with youth and
beauty, and the scene presented was very
charming. The features of the evening
consisted of music, dancing and the dis
cussion OF toothsome supper.
One of the most notable and certainly
one of the most delightful events of the
past week was the marriage, on Wednes-
day last, of Miss Josephine, the charm
ing daughter of A. L. Larpenteur, of this
city, and John E. Suffer, Esq, a promin-
ent young business man of Chicago. The
ceremony took place at the cathedral at
a. m. The happy nuptial rites were
witnessed by large assembly of friends.
A reception and breakfast followed, after
which they left on abridal tour.
As an outcome of the recent session of
the American Medical association in this
city, a number of leading physicians have
decided to perpetuate the pleasant mem
cries of the event by issuing a souvenir
volume descriptive of the social features
of the visit. The volume will be gotten
up in elegant style and will be profusely
illustrated. The committee on publica-
ton consists of Drs. Atkinson, Lee and
Shoemaker, of Philadelphia, and Mr.. j.
FL. Hanson, OF this city.
The wedding bells will ring sweetly
this afternoon in honor of the nup-
tials of Mr.. E. II. Schroer, with the firm
of ]. II. Briedet, and Miss Lillian, the
charming daughter of Mrs. V. Guerin,
and whose father, now deceased, was
one of the prominent pioneer settlers of
st. Paul. The ceremony will be per-
formed at st. Louis French church, at
o'clock this afternoon, and the happy
couple will have the hearty congratula-
tons and best wishes of host of friends
The managers of the Home for the
Friendless are preparing very pleasant
treat for their friends in their annual
strawberry festival, which is to be held at
their grounds on Collins street, next Sat-
urday, from to 9 p m. 1t is hoped that
the benevolent individual, who has been
mourning the absence of such home in
St. Paul, will be on hand and learn what
has been accomplished by this institution.
An enjoyable time is guaranteed, as the
managers never fail to provide something
pleasant for all.
A notable wedding in fashionable
Hebrew circles to-day will be the mar
rage this afternoon of Mr.. A S. Friend,
the popular employe of the j. NJ. Bruins
wick Bake billiard company, and Miss
Rebecca May Truesdahi, OF TINS city.
The ceremony will take place at 2 o'clock,
at the residence of Mr.. Eugene Ben
singer, of Goodrich avenue, and the rites
will be performed by Rabbi Weschler.
Following the ceremony reception will
take place, and they will hereafter be at
home to their friends in this city.
Last Tuesday evening party of young
people consisting of Messrs. Henry Hab-
ighorst, Geo. j. Miller, E. G.. fairfield,
II. F. Huelster, Fl. F. Schlattman, r.
Nachtrieb, Chas. Krieger, Gust Brose, j.
G. lighthouse, Ed Shugard, Christ, Miss
Erich Classen and Ed. Dresselhouse, and
the Misses Emma Schurmeier,
Henrietta Ballman, EEtta Trib-
hey, Martha Habighorst, Lydia and
Emily Rotert, Lille Guenther, Augusta
Lettan, Mary Zollman, Niettie Krieger,
Emma Rheinfrank and Annie High
house greatly surprised Mr.. and Mrs.
Hausam, of Chicago, who are stoppinga
few days IN St. Paul on their wedding
trip, at the house of the BRIDES brother,
Mr.. j. Norman, Seventh street, by quietly
taking possession of the house and max
ing themselves at home. AS a surprise
on the happy couple it was decided
success. At from II to II o'clock ample
justice was done to the table, which fairly
groaned under the load of good things.
Music, etc., made time fly pleasantly,
and before the young people were aware
of it, the time to bid farwell had come.
Mr. and Mrs. Hausam will often refer
back to that surprise as one of the hap
piest events of their trip.
Pleasant Surprise Party.
A complete surprise party was given at
Mr.. VIM. Hickey's residence, merritt House,,
on the Misses Hickeys, last evening. About
thirty couples were present. Among those
present were Mr. J. Sullivan and sister, Mr..
D. Quincy and Miss E. Sullivan, Mr. J. Edy
and Miss NJ. O'Brien, Mr.. ]. Sweeny and Miss
Carrie Lewis, Mr.. j. Geske and sister, Mr.. j.
Murphy and Miss Maraga, Mr.. VIM. Ryan
and Miss NJ. O'Brien, Mr.. A. Farming and
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