Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-20
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

of st. Paul for the Longfellow memorial
fund amounted to 1920.
Frank Pitsher, of Coles circus, was in
st. Paul last week making arrangements
for the appearance of the show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bass, who reside on
Sherburne avenue, have gone to New York
to be absent three or four weeks.
Mr.. Henry Nicols is soon to be married
to Miss Lizzie Wright, the daughter of our
esteemed townsman I. P. Wright.
One week from to-day a May festival
will be held at Union park, Seibert's and
Danz' bands furnishing the music.
Mrs. William NJ Tileston will leave to-
night for New York, and will spend the
summer with her relatives in the east.
The play of Miles Standish was SO we'll
received on Friday at the high school and
gave such satisfaction that it was repeated
last evening.
Mrs. F. E. Monk, wife of Mr.. Monk Of
the st. Paul & Manitoba road, has gone to
Lawrence, Mass, for two months visit
among her relatives.
Col. Allen of the Merchants now steps
very high. 1t is not every man that can
buy two hundred and seventy-fve thous-
and dollar hotel whenever he pleases.
The engagement of Al. Hendrickson to
Miss Ada Robert, daughter of the late
Nelson Roberts, is announced. and it is re-
ported that the two are soon to be mar
ried.
The last ball of the Odd Fellows for the
season will take place on Thursday evening
next, at Turner hall, under the auspices of
st. Paul Temple No. 2, of the Patriarchal
Circle.
Invitations are out for the uniting of
Miss Theresa HaggenmilIer to Mr.. julius
Schmidt. The ceremony will take place
at the residence of the brides parents, No
500 Fort street and a reception will be held
from to 10 p. m.
To-day the music at st. PauIs church
will be something extra. The Cujus
Amman will be sung by Mr.. Will J.
Dorgan at the offertory, and in various
ways the musical part of the service will
be somewhat different.
A literary entertainment and strawberry
festival will be given by the young
| peoples association, and the
Ladies' society of the First Baptist church,
J in the chapel on Wacouta street, Tuesday
evening next, May 22d.
Rev. and Mrs. E. S. Thomas leave for
the east Monday evening, Mrs. Thomas
intending to spend the summer in Rhode
| Island. Mr.. Thomas will be absent some
three weeks, and during that period Rev.
Mr.. Bill and Rev. Mr.. Powell will oficiats
at st. PauPs church.
Mrs. V. G. Seward and her daughter
Mabel came over from Saltwater Friday,
on a visit to Mrs. S. s. Taylor, on Sher-
burne avenue, the latter being the sister of
Mrs. Seward. They will remain
to attend Plymouth church anniversary
in which Miss Mabel takes part.
On Thursday evening Mr.. John Mcclure
of the st. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance
company WAS married at Christ Church
/ to Miss Patterson, daughter of the late
NJ. B. Patterson. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Mr.. Gilbert and the bride
was given away by Mr.. o. 6. Miller.
Prof. r. II. Evans announces one of his
pleasurable summer sociables at Sherman
orchestra will furnish the music. The
following gentlemen are named as floor
managers: Messrs. Frank Newell, Harry
Johnson, Charles j. Potts, Sherman Finch.
The receipts above the expenses of the
strawberry festival given on Tuesday even
ing of last week by the ladies of Park Con-
gregational church, st. Anthony Hill,
amounted to something over one hundred
dollars. A bounteous entertainment an
agreeable sociable, and generous return.
The lecture before the st. Paul Acad-
envy of natural sciences on next Monday
evening, will be given by j. B. Hawley, ESQ.,,
of this city. Subject: weights and Meas
ures." The annual meeting of the Acad-
envy will be held Immediately after the
lecture, and all members are requested to
be present.
On Friday evening Captain Jacob Main
Ter was surprised by call from some of |
the members of the Maennerchor and the |
German society. They had found out in |
some way that Friday was the anniversary |
of his marriage and so they called to visit, |
and sing, and offer their congratulations |!
and an abundance of good wishes for the |
future for himself and family.
On Friday afternoon next is to transpire |
a society event OF unusual interest. The |
st. Paul Cricket club has accepted chal !
lenge from the Cricket club of Slayton |
and the match game will be played on the
grounds of st. Paul club, on Lincoln aven-
ue, near the residence of DR.. Bryant. The |
play will commence at p. m. sharp. Mr..
r. A. Bethune has been appointed captain
pro tenn.
The Winona Herald of May IS has the !
following item: ''La+t Friday the Congre- |
gational council met in tbs CITY and finally :
accepted the resignation of Rev j. Il /
Morley who, in accordance with their &C
tiOn. preached his farewell sermon Sunday.
His successor was not selected" Mr.. Nor
ley oficiates to-day, and from henceforth,