Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-25

at O'CLOCK q. N. IL youth, beauty, talent
and wealth can insure happiness, that of
this couple is assured, and a large cir Gle
of friends will be happy to extend good
wishes for their future. They will leave
on the noon train for an extended" trip
through the eastern cities, and will on
their return take apartments at the Wind
sor hotel
Mr.. NJ j. HoeY, one of the pleasantest
and most affable and accommodating gen.
tlemen in the city of st. Paul, and one who
has an army of friends, is now in the
famous clothing house of 81. L. Benedict,
where he will be pleased to see all his
friends.
Mr.. Simon Abel, cashier for Fl. E. Mann,
the well known dry goods merchant, on
Third street, gave birthday party Sun
day last, at his residence, No. 532 Canada
street, to members of the Social club and
their lady friends, which was a very
pleasant affair.
The people of st. Paul's church give
musicale next Wednesday evening in the
parIors of the church. The programme
will be made up from among the best To-
cal musicians, both vocal and instrument
tai, assisted by Prof. CARAT, organist in
the House of Hope, who will give several
organ recitals.
At their meeting last evening the st
Andrews society elected the following Off
GERS: President, Thomas Hastings; vice
presii dent, Henry Todd; secretary, Peter
L. Simpson; treasurer, Byron Sutherland;
executive committee, M. Little, William
Mcmillan, A. G. Craik, Ronald Mcmillan,
II. M. Mcintosh.
The ladies of the First Baptist church
arei preparing to give two grand costume
Wacouta and Eighth streets, on Monday
and Tuesday evenings, November 9th and
18th. These concerts are to be of pecu-
liar character, which will render them
more than usually interesting.
Mr. Adolph Fisher, who has held re-
sponsible position with the st. Paul Fur
niture company for the past year, has
resigned his position to accept more
lucrative one with furniture manfactur-
ing company at Grand Rapids, Mich, and
left for the latter place yesterday. Mr..
F.. though but q short time ia the city
has made hosts of friends who regret his
rather sudden departure.
At the residence of DR.. P. j. Barring
ton, No. 257 Rice street, On Friday ever
ing last, select and critical audience wit
messed the debut of Miss Minnie Simpson.
neice and pupil of the gifted and popu-
lar elocutionist, Mrs. Florence Hyde. The
young lady impressed her audience with
the belief that she possesses all the Guali-
fcations necessary to insure speedy fame
and fortune in the vocation she has as
sumed.
A quiet, but elegant wedding took place
on Thursday morning last, being the mar
rage CT Police Officer Baer and Mrs.
Louisa Eberhardt, the latter being we'll
known and estimable lady of this city,
while the efficiency and honesty of Officer
Baer is unquestioned. The ceremony was
performed at the residence of the groom,
corner of Goodhue and Western avenues,
Justice Wood officiating. Cengratula-
tons are in order.
Leaving ST Paul about Christmas Mr..
and Mrs. @. A. Zimmerman will sail from
New York for Europe Jan. 2. The tour
will embrace the principal cities of Eng
land, France, Switzerland, Italy and Ger
many, visiting both the Photographic and
fine art galleries in the interest of instruc-
ton. The longest stay will be made in
Rome to get the benefit of close study of
the works of the BEST water coler artists of
the day. Mr.. Zimmerman will return in
time to start tho Hinnetonka fleet on its
summer business. That this trip is a step
in the right direction, and that our oiti-
zens will get the full benefit of it, no one
will doubt.
The farewell party given last Wednes-
day evening by Miss Josie Winterhalter,
of west Third street, in honor of her charm
ing cousin, Miss Emile Naher of Seattle,
W. T., was most delightful and brilliant
affair and was immensely enjoyed by q
large number of friends of the pretty cous-
ins. Seibert provided exquisite dance
music, and most delicious repast was
served. A pretty feature of the occasion
was the fine surprise serenade contributed
by four of the most skillful gentlemen
vocalists in st. Paul. Miss Naher has
thoroughly enjoyed her visit to the east
ern terminus Of the great transcontinental
wailway.