Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-03

| ~orhcy SsnU NSllit OOner ana CQdper-
one, Mrs. Strong, of Memphis, Tenn, re.
| InrDtd from Hotel Lafayette last Thursday
| ana nave apartments at the Merchants.
LAST Thursday. st Minneapolis, Mr.. Thomas
b. Prince and Miss Esther L. Thompson,
both well known in this city, were united in
me ponds OF matrimony. The nuptials were
quietly performed in the presence of few
friends.
a quiet but elegant wedding took place at
the charming resort, White Bear lake, last
week, being the marriage of Mr.. Herbert l..
hlockley, the popular boatman of that place,
ana Miss Adeline e. Dean, one of the iairest
daughters OF White Bear. Next.
The following summer guests are at the
windsor: Peter Confer and wife, Grand Rap
lbs; Mrs. Nash and daughter and Mrs. Mill,
ri; worth, Texas, J. NJ. and Mrs. P. s. Cor :
MENUS, Indianapolis, and Maggie Hood and
Aona and Josephine Boud, st. Louis.
Erstwhile the poet sung that the life of the
policeman was not q happy lot, bat Officer
fitzgerald gainsays the soft impeachment
Last week he was uritaa in marriage to Miss
Mary Pierce, most = msble young lady OF
this city.
Miss Hattie, daughter Of Mr.. Alexander
sternberg, of East Ninth street, celebrated her
thirteenth birthday by delightful lawn par
~, score or more OF her girl friends enjoy
ing her hospitality and wishing her many re-
Turns and party - with every one.
Last Thursday Major T. M. Newson and his
rosebud garden OF girls consisting of Misses
May, Hattie, Nellie. Jessie, Grace, and T. NJ.
New Son ,Jr., AUNT Martha" and Miss Dietrich
maze Inc tour OF Lake Minnetonka on the
steamer st. Louis. 1t was one of the iolliest
and most notable parties of the season.
Last week was q large one for politicians,
and to express the thing classically, they were
thicker in st. Paul than hair on dogs back.
AT one OF the hotels in one day, might have
bten seen Ounnell, Window, Kindred, Ames,
Gilman, Wskefeld, Campbell, Pfmadar and a
shoal Of small fry.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. L Rhodes, of Cleveland,
Ohio, who have bcen Spending several weeks
with their daughter, Mrs. Lee Davis, of
Pleasant avenue, left last week for Waukesha
Springs, Wis, where they will remain a few
Gays preparatory TO trip to California for the
winter, where Mr.. Rhodes has 8 son and other
relatives.
None but the brave deserve the far, which
PROBABLY accounts for the happiness OF as
sistant fire, marshsl John Daggan. Last
week he was joined in the holy bonds of matri-
mony to Miss Mary O'Connor, st. Paul
Deile. 1t might be cunning to ring in some
thing about FIRE bell-see-exactly; but the
reader is spared.
Cards of invitation are out for the marriage
OF Mr.. Theo. 3 Meyers, Of the jewelry house
o. Meyers & Fitch, of St. Paul and Miss
Marion, the accomplished daugbt-r of Mr..
and Mrs. M. NJ Manville, of La Crosse, Wis.
The marriage will be celebrated on Thursday
evening, the 18th Inst, at 7:30 O'Clock D. m,
at the First Congregational church of L.
Crosse, and 1t is expected that the interesting
event viii BE- witnessed by o large delegation
from s.. Paul.
Everybody who travels has at one time in
his peregrinations met the genial Jolly and sc
compilshed John Ford, the head clerk of the
metropolitan hotel. Recently be has been of
on well earned and uAeriled vacation, and
! having Travelled over greater portion of the
| habitable globe and seen all the principle
| sights and leading side shows ne returned to
his old. place behind the counter last week
where he will continue TO welcome the com
ing and speed the parting guest with the same
suavity Is of yore.
Married at St. Mays church Wednesday,
Aug. -. at O'Clock, by Rev. Father Caillett,
Mr. FERGUS Flanagan and Miss Lizzie Glllon;
| Mr.. John GillOn grcOnsman and miss Mamie
| Cavanaugh bridesmaid. After the ceremony
was over the young couple, in company with
many relatives and friends, repaired to the
house of the BRIDES parents. where they en-
Joyed themselves in most enjoyable manner,
| also beng the recipients Of many beautiful
presents. They left for the East on the even.
| ing train.
The Emmett Light artillery. will open the
season Of military hops by q full dress assem-
bly, at Market hall Wednesday evening Sept
| IL, and The successful socials of the artillery
soldiers last season is TIE best assurance of the
pleasure of the guests at the coming assem-
bly,. Prof Stien with the Great Union band
| will furnish the music, and Qnartermaster
Archie Mcleod will be IN charge OF the re.
| freshments. A review of the battery dis
mounted will take place at p. m, to De fol-
lowed by choice military dancing pro.
| gramme.