Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-14

nesday afternoon, at the residence of the
BRIDES parents and the appointments
were characterized by great elegance
throughout.
At st. Louis, French church, on Wab-
ashaw street, at O'Clock this afternoon,
Mr.. Louis T. Lefebrue, well known IN
st. Paul, will lead to the altar of matT1-
mony Miss Annie Bazille, the accom-
plished daughter of one of the earliest
settlers in st. Paul. The wedding Will
take place in the presence of friends and
very elegant and charming affair
St. Paul has secured rare and vaiu-
able acquisition the coming week in the
person of Signor Jannotta, the famous
vocal teacher, who has removed to this
city. He has opened rooms in Mann
heimer block and has already begun TO
give lessons Signor Jannotta's superior
qualifications as a teacher of singing
makes his advent pleasing to note. He
stands first in his profession and our
music loving citizens have great reason
for congratulation owing to his location
here.
Mr.. Robert K. Carr, city editor of the
Dispatch, and finished vocalist of the st.
Paul's church choir, contemplates q trip
to Cleveland about June first, where he
will attend the wedding of his bosom
friend, Mr.. Samuel NJ Wheeler, son OF
q. W. Wheeler, the wealthy Lake Supe-
rior miner, and Miss Jessie futile, one Of
the accomplished bellies of Cleveland.
The arrangements for this event are most
elaborate, and in magnificent appoint
ments and general elegance 1t Will
eclipse anything of the kind in the Buck
eye state this season.
A pleasant wedding took place in Min
neapolis last Wednesday eye, at O'Clock,
the contracting parties being Mr.. j. G.
Schuacke and Miss l.. E. Bingenheimer.
The ceremony was performed at the resi-
dence of the brides mother, in North
Minneapolis, by the Rev. Huelster Of St.
Paul. Among the guests present were
noticed DR.. and Mrs. Gale, MIR. and Mrs.
Daniels, Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig, Rev.
Hilscher and A. Lufsky, 81. Huelsteg,
Phi. Geib of st. Paul. An elegant repast
was spread, after which the young people
proceeded to have a good time, which they
did nntil-well, away into the morning.
The presents were numerous and hand
some, showing the popularity of the
young couple. Hearty congratulations
On Friday evening the happy home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman, of Oak street, was
besieged by a company of friends who
treated them to genuine surprise party
Dancing, music and song pleasantly
varied the evening, and what with q
toothsOme spread, a very merry time was
had. About thirty couples were pres
ent, among which were Mr.. Wm.
Ryan and sister, MIR. A. Tanning, Mr..
Thos. O'Connor and Miss j. O'Brein,
MIR. E. Roche and Miss nj. Walsh, Mr.. J.
Pritchard and Miss M. Moragree, Mr.
VIM. Aderson and wife, Mr. Il. Christian
and Miss Pritchard, Mr.. C. Flanagan
and Miss NJ. Prltchard, Mr.. VIM. Powers
and sister, Mr.. J. Sullivan and sister.
The Wheeling tWest Virginia) DAILY
Intellgencer of late date gives lengthy
account of a recent soiree musicale at
Mount De Chautal academy, located near
that city. This academy is one of the
most celebrated institutions for the edu-
cation of young ladies among the many
the United States. The account referred
ton of Miss Anna Lyons, daughter
of our well known citizen, Maurice
Lyons, Esq. Miss Anna took a premi-
nent part In the entertainment. The
Iatel2igencer makes special mention of
her effort in reading ssThe Bugle Song,''
by Tennyson, and also of her accomplish
ments as a musician, both vocal and in
strumental. Miss Anna is the only
representative from ST. Paul in this
academy, and her many friends in this
city will be gratified to learn that she is
fully capable of keeping up the credit of
the North Star state in every branch of
study which goes to make up an &C
complished scholar and refined and
cultured young lady.
Dayton Avenue Church Ente rtaSnmen..
The church ON Friday night was
crowded with fashionable and intelh-
gent audience, who by their frequent
and hearty applause showed their ap-
probation of the excellent programme
The two numbers by the "Orpheus
Quartet" consisting of Mr.. P. ]
Schaub, Arthur Lufsky, A. E. Ferte and
81. Sim0ns, were finely rendered and
merited the hearty applause they re-
ceived Mrs. Bacon's solos were sung In
q creditable manner and received their
due share of recognition. Miss Thurston
accompanied.
Of the readings by the Misses M. Z.
and e. B. Banning we can only say that
they were up to the high STANDARD of
merit which these ladies have attained,
and the frequency of applause and the
numerous encores show that st. Paul
people appreciate their efforts. The en-
tertalnment was grand success in every
particular.
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