Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-02

way to Hartford, Conn, where, on the
Goth of September, he will be married to
Miss Carrie Wetherby, of the latter city.
He will return with his bride in October.
The st. Paul Dramatic club will give it's
first presentati on this season at the Athe
n@um on the 5th of October, when the
comedy entitlad Weak Woman" will be
produced.
Mrs. II. L. Morse gave a lunch last week.
to large party of ladies. The spread
was at Hotel Lafayette, and taken in con-
nection with the ride, and all the beauty of
the surroundings it was very enjoyable
affair.
The family of Mr.. John Emerson, of
Western avenue, left last week to join Mr..
Emerson at Detroit, where they will here
after reside. The family was very highly
esteemed and its removal from the city is
much regretted.
Thursday, Aug, 80, will be a memorable
day to all those who attended the excur-
sion, picnic, and tour of White Bear lake
on the steamer Dispatch-Capt. Vim.
Kelly. The days enjoyment was under
| the auspices of Christian church (Disci-
ples) of this city.
Mr.. Sebastian Geist, the father of Mr..
Emil Geist, and Miss Marie and Miss
Katie Geist, left Friday night for Europe.
Mr.. Geist has tor long time contem-
plated a visit to his old home in Germany,
| and finds the present the most convenient
and suitable time to go. He has therefore
left, and with him go the good wishes Of
thousands here in St. Paul.
Miss Minnie Hackstaff of st. Louis. who
has been visiting friends in st. Paul and
Minneapolis for some time left for her
home last Sunday via the steamer Keokuk.
To wish her good speed, merry party of
young ladies, among them the Misses Jessie
and Laura Boyden of st. Paul, and Miss
Sadie Knight of Minneapolis, accompa-
MED her as far as Lake City OF the
steamer.
Cards are out for the marriage on
Wednesday of this week of Mr.. Lewis G.
Reinhard, the popular Third street cater
er, and Miss Seraphin NJ. Boss, the beauti-
full and accomplished daughter of Mrs
John Wilke, of the Sixth ward. The cere-
mony will be performed at Assumption
church at 9 o'clock a. H., and the young
couple will take a brief trip to the east,
after which they will settle down to house
keeping. Mr.. George j. Reinhard, a
brother of the groom, accompanied by his
wife, have arrived from Chicago to be
present at the ceremony.
| The students of Hamline university for
asspast-time during vacation have organ
lied literary society and hold their meet
ing every Friday evening. The parts taken
by the different students show their good
taste and make their meetings instructive
as we'll as entertaining. The following is
programme of their last meeting:
Music-Duet-Luciad i Lammermoro,
| go. .....................Th The Misses Garvins
Reading. ......... I'D. NJ. Sannor
| Piano Solo. ................Mi Miss Hattie Garvin
| DENOMINATION. w. blaKesley
Reading--"Nothing and Something
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Miss Sadie Higgins
Recitation--''The Starry Crown"
| ......................M Miss Florence Garvin
Duet Vocal .......... The Misses Higgins
Recitation--Pleasant People. E. Miss McPheters
Piano Solo-Pepeta Polka Miss John
Discussion-Subiect to be chosen By
| (R. McPheters
| Mr.. Cone.