Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-26
SALTWATER SOCIAL NOTES.
CHORAL CONCERT.

past week, when as if to pay a tribute to
the solemnity of the Lenten season, per-
haps to take long needed repose and
spring up with refreshed vigor, they
dwindled away into the mere perspective;
although well worthy of mention may be
termed the grand choral concert, given
Tuesday evening at the Grand Opera house,
by the Choral Union society, under the
direction of Prof. Leib, musical director.
The concert was excellently rendered
throughout its entire programme, but I'M
fortunately the patronage was so meager
that the proceeds barely paid the running
expenses. Nevertheless the society can
successfully congratulate itself upon pos
sessing fifty of the finest voices in the city,
and the fact that their concert was not a
financial success does not reflect discredit-
ably on the musical culture of Saltwater
generally.
PRIVATE RECITAL.
Thursday evening last a lprivate recital
was given by the Academy and the Con-
servatery pupils, at the residence of Mrs.
W. A. Clark, under the direction of Mrs.
j. S. Bailey, principal, of st. Paul.
The recital passed off in most
creditable manner to all concerned,
rejecting much credit on teacher and pu-
pill, the one for excellent instruction, the
other for superior talent.
wILBERG-wILBRRG.
Nels. H.Wilberg and Miss Mary Wilberg
this city, were, Thursday evening, united
in the holy bonds of matrimony at the
Swedish Methodist church, Rev. o. F. Lind
strum officiating. After receiving the
hearty congratulations of their many
friends, the newly welded pair set out for
Iowa, where they will make their future
home.
KLEINSHULTZ-KUSKE.
The wedding of Andrew Kleinshultz and
Miss Emma Kuske, both of this city
is to take place to-day, Easter Monday, al
the German Catholic church.
BREvITIEs.
Mrs. T. M. Gerry, of st. Paul, is visiting
friends of this city.
Miss Ellen PareI, of Minneapolis, is so
iourning with friends of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Stein returned Mon
day from an extensive Eastern trip.
The marriage of AL. Fenner to Miss
Mary Miller is announced for April 8.
John S. Proctor has gone to ST. Louis OF
pleasure and business trip combined.
Society ''Norden" gives its third socia
shop" at Music Hall, Tuesday evening.
Miss Rose Maloy, of st. Paul, is spend
ing her vacation with Saltwater friends.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians Civ
their first grand ball Monday evening a
Music Hall.
Mr.. Hi King starts this evening for the
Hot Springs, where he expects to make 6
two weeks stay.
Miss frankie Borer, of LIE Sueur, i
spending her vacation in this city as tn
guest of Miss Rosaline Clark.
The Chicago Church Choir company art
expected to play at the Grand Opera hous
on the 9th and 10th of next month.
The ladies of the Universalist societ,
give Thursday evening a supper and sccla
dance at the Temple of Honor hall.
Capt. Wheeler and family are expected
to return from California shortly, whel
they will occupy their former residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Il. Pearn were Thurs
day evening the recipients of an agreeable
| surprise by number of friends who as
sembled at their residence. The company
| present, which was a very pleasant one,
was Hospitality entertained by the host ant
| hostess.
The festival held Wednesday evening BY
the ladies of the Baptist church was sue
, cess, socially and otherwise, and the ladies
have cause to congratulate themselves OF
the pleasant manner in which everything
passed off.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Northam we're Friday
evening last rendered pleasant surpris
by party of young friends who at one,
took the undisputed possession of the par
lors and introduced the terpsichorean fea
ture. The evening was passed in the mos
enjoyable manner by all present.