Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-03
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Milwaukee to fill an engagement and play
at concert to be given by the Musical
society of that city.
The choir of st. Paurs church has recently
been reorganized by Mr.R.W. Gordon,the eff
ficient leader,an st. Paul's may now boast
of having one of the most talented vocal
organizations in the Northwest.
The sOnce Week" club gave one of
their delightful parties at Sherman hall
on Wednesday evening. The attendance
was large, and it proved one of the most
enjoyable parties of the season.
Robertson Howard, formerly practic-
ing lawyer in Maryland and District of
Columbia, but for the past year a member
of the st. Paul bar, has been made editor
of the northeastern La,o Reporter.
The C. Y. K. club entertained large
number of friends at Seibert's hall, on
Seventh street, last Wednesday evening.
Dancing was the order of the hour and all
present enjoyed very delightful time.
Mayor Rice and wife celebrated in quiet
way last Wednesday, the thirty fourth ami
versary of their wedding day. May he and
his amiable wife live to reach the golden
mile post of the happy connabial career.
The order of Bnai-Brith will give their
annual banquet at Magee's this evening.
The affair is given by Minnesota lodge
No. 157, and is in honor of the grand lodge
of the district, who are now in attendance
in this city.
The marriage of Mr.. John Cunniff,
pound master, and Miss B. Cuff was cele-
brated on Thanksgiving day. A reception
followed the ceremony and the happy
couple were the recipients o: numerous
congratulations.
Col. James He Davidson with his family
will leave Friday next, to visit his daugh-
ter BERTHE in Boston, after which they will
all make trip to New York. They will
be absent from st. Paul, probably till the
first week in January.
The Crusaders society will present on
the evening of Dec. IL, 1882, comedy in
two acts, entitled aThs Jacobite." The
cast is remarkably strong one, and judg-
ing from the rehearsals, the play will be
the best of theiseason.
A joyful Thanksgiving event was the
marriage on that day of Mr.. Andrew De-
Witt and Miss Katie Michaels. The nup-
tials were solemnized at st. Joseph's
church, and the happy couple received the
best smiles of a host of warm friends.
The social assembly by the Emmett Light
Artillery at Market hall on Thanksgiving
night was one of the most delightful and
successful of the many social gatherings
last week. The assemblage was large and
brilliant, and all present enjoyed huge
time.
The ladies of the First Baptist church
have arranged for an apron sale and oyster
supper to be given next Thursday after
noon and evening in the chapel on Wa
couta street. A feature of the entertain
ment will be collection of antique curl
osities.
The first hop of the season by the Bache-
lor's club was given at the Metropolitan
hotel last Wednesday evening. The bald
heads and the heads which are not ripe
enough to pick were all on deck, and there
was large turnout of the friends of this
popular club.
On Thanksgiving night Mr.. and Mrs. V.
Snyder entertained company of friends
at their residence, No. 4OS Wabashaw
street. An elegant dinner was served,
| after which the guests INDUCED in the fes-
| tivities of the dance. It was a handsome
affair throughout.
A party of ladies from Hudson and New
Richmond, Wis.,, passed Thanksgiving day
in st. Paul, and they had very delightful
time of it. The party consisted of Miss
Foster, Miss Barnett, Miss Newman and
Miss Ross, of Hudson, and Miss Staples
and Miss Hourton, of New Richmond.
Among the joyful events which the
sweet bells honored on Thanksgiving day
was the nuptials of Mr.. August Hammer
| and Miss Katie Ruckstroh. The happy
pair were rendered reception at the resi-
| dence of the brides parents on West Third
street, and they received large number OF
beautiful presents.
German Weaver, an old and we'll know
resident of st. Paul, who has recently en-
gagged in stock farming near Prescott, Wis
concluded at last to begin life Alright, and
on Monday, Nov. 20, last, was united in the
! holy bonds to Miss Hannah Lauderdale, at
the residence of her brother, Capt. Lauder
dale, West st. Paul.
The ladies of Unity church have made
elaborate arrangements for fair to be
held in Market hall on Friday and Satur-
| day, the Sth and 9th insts Great care
| will be taken to make the fair as attractive
| as possible, and dinner will be served on
| both days. 1t is anticipated that the en-
terprise will meet with the encouragement
it so justly merits.
The cards of invitation read. bring your
wives, daughters, sisters and sweethearts,
| and the hearty manner in which the re-
spcnse was made account, for the presence
of SO many lovely ladies at the sociable
and supper given by lodge No. 2. I. 0. O.
F., at Odd Fellows hall last Wednesday
evening. There was supper, dance and
large time generally.
The harvester works school house was
the scene, on Thanksgiving eve, of one of
| the happiest gatherings and best enter
| tainments of the year. The occasion was
! dramatic and musical entertainment
( given by the Nonpareil club and pro-
gramme of rare excellence was enjoyed by
the large audience. The entertainment
wound up with hop.
Prominent among the happy events of
Thanksgiving day was the marriage of Mr..
Fred. Schroeder and Miss Mathilda Dre1-
Ter, which took place at the Church of the
| Assumption. at o'clock a. m. A recep-
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