Daily globe., 1882-10-08


this evening to be absent about Two
weeks.
At a late meetir Of the Druid Mutual
Benefit society of the STATE of Mirne3ota,
DR.. Chas. Griswold was elected medical di-
rector.
Mr.. Ohas. Mcqueen and wife, and Mrs.
Sadie Mcqueen, Rochester, N. T., are
among the tourists domiciled at the Mer-
chants hotel
Mrs. Chas. Richards and daughte: left
last week for Las Veges, Hot Springs,
where they win spend the winter With Mrs.
Richards.
Mr.. W. b. Emery and wife, Boston, ac-
companied President Porter of tho Omaha
road on his visit here last week. They ara
at the Metropolitan.
Rev. +. h. Rowley, Of Titusville, Pa, is
the guest Of Auditor Davis, Of railroad
fsme. he win prescA at the First Bsp-
tist church this morning.
At the opening soiree of Mr.. r. II.
Evans, at She men ball Tuesday evening,
| special feature will be a number of eot-
tili1on dances, introducing several new
figures.
The Knights of Pythias gave their fist
party of the season at College hall last
wednesday evening. The attendance was
large, and it was delightful affair in all
respects.
The Once Week club will commence its
third year of popular success with an ele-
giant party to be given on tie 9Th of No.
vember. At recent meeting the former
officers were reelected.
Ine regular rehearsals of the Beethoven
male ch.fus have begun, and will continue
every Thursday evening at o'clock in
Presley's block. New membe-s can be
proposed next Thursday.
Among the visitors at the Windsor are
Mr.. M. 8. Fauell anil wife, Chicago; Mrs
Bertram and son, New York; r. G. Fuller
and wife, New YORK, and A. A. Soule and
wife, Cumberland, Wisconsin.
The smiling face of Mr.. A. E. Fenti.
cashier of the Second Nationel bank, once
more beams from behind the counter of
that depository and alongside of his cheer
full presence the stacks of golden buckets
seem like mere dross He has fally 1so ~
cred from his sickness.
The G. Y. Z. club will hold its first 40.
clal party OF the season at Seibert's Dane
ing parlors, Friday, Oct. 20. The G. Y.K.
Club Lanciers, composed and written by
Mess-s. Travis and Grible., of Seibe, IS
orchestra, will be presented for the first
time.
A pleasant wedding took place last
Wednesday at the residence O: the brides
parents, being the marriage o; Mr.. Conrad
Stoutz of the st. p, M. & M. R. r. to MISS
Mary Mcbride of this city. After t.e Ger
emony the happy couple lett on a the eve
ming train for tour through Dakota.
Greet preparations are being made for
the social assembly order the auspices o
Company D, Allen LIGHT Guard, first bat
talien NJ. n. G., to be given at Market Ea'l
on Thursday evening of tts week. A fine
dancing programme has been arranged.
and it promises to be one of the finest en-
tertainments of the season.
Mr.. D. OHallorau leaves fo. the Eas.
tomorrow on purchasing trip. He is
accompanied by his daughter, Miss Agne~,
one of st. Paul's most talented young ar
lists, who enters at the new Academy O;
Design, New York, for years inst-lclio,
preparatory to the further pro3ecution G:
her studies at Munich or Rome.
Only tress of raven black hair, and
bonnie blue ribbon wondrously fair:
somebody's darling with a hole in his
pocket, got absent minded and must have
dropped it. II, the lock of hair and rib
bon, we q found in front of Christ church
last week. The owner may have the same
by calling at this Office and paying for this
puff.
A very quiet b1t elegant wedding tran.-
pired at st. Mary's church last Wednesday
afternoon, being the marriage of Mr..
Theodore Mathews and Miss Jennie Bren-
nan, of No. 252 Pearl street. The cere-
mony was performed at 5 p. m.,.by Rev.
Father Calliet, the attending parties being
the Misses Francis and Laura Brennan and
Messrs. John w. Whaley and p. Morarity.
There were no cards. 4ttf
The choir of the jackson street M.
E. church are busily engaged in rehea,-
sing for grand "Old Folks Concert"
In costume, for the benefit of the church.
They will be assisted by some of the best
talent of tie city. The concert will be
under the direction of Prof. PREM, choc-
lister of tie church. We can promise rare
musical treat. The date of the conce,s :
will be published in next Sundays G1oeE.
The swell little rascal Lyman, is to score
another big victory the ensuing week, in
the marriage of Lieut.. Geo. D. Wallace, of
the Seventh cavalry, Fort Leavenworth, and
Miss Carrie M. tis, which will take place
at Christ church on Tuesday evening at
8 O'Clock. The attendants will be
Misses Susie Measly, Susie Sidili, Carrie
Shepard, Aggie Kelley, Matte and Mamie
Otis, Lieuts. Barnum, Brener, S:ckels.
Slocum and Messrs. Newell and Becker.
Last week was notable for its fine we'd
dings, not the least magnificent of which
was the marriage, on Tuesday, of Mayor
NJ. L. Mccormack, of Grand Forks, and
Miss Dell A. Lyons daughter of Mr..
Maurice Lyons, of this city. The affair
was elegant throughout, and will long be
remembered by the many friends who
were in attendance as one of the most
superbly appointed nuptial events that has
ever taken place in this city.
Badger Champlin.