Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-14

streets.
The st. Paul Armory association have
arranged for fair to be given at the new
armory from the Goth of January to the
Sd of February. It promises to be very
great success.
Mr.. A. S. Leonard, of the American
Express company, left last night for Balti-
more, where he will attend the convention
of the Expressmen's Mutual Benefit asso-
citation.
Mr.. L. S. Sever and wife, of Boston, have
taken apartments at the Windsor hotel.
They are accompanied by Miss Ellen
Church and Mr.. D. F. Pollock, all of whom
will probably locate in st. Paul.
Prof. Snow will giveia select masquer-
ade ball at College hall on Thursday
evening. 1t is expected that this will
prove one of the most attractive social
events of the year. Tickets may be had
at No. 81 West Third street.
A pleasant company assembled at st.
Mary's church last Monday afternoon to
witness the nuptials of Mr.. p. M. O'Con-
nor and Miss Mary E. Peletier, one of the
most amiable young ladies of st. Paul.
After the ceremony reception was held
and the young couple were the recipients
of many substantial tokens of friendship.
The committee of arrangements for the
social of the Exempt Firemen's associa
ton to be given at Sherman hall next Fri
day evening, are making such preparations
as will most certainly secure one of the
best and most enjoyable affairs Of the
kind of the season. full band of music
will be in attendance and no detail will be
left unattended to that will tend to add to
the enjoyment of all who attend.
Among the notable matrimonial events
of the ensuing week will be the marriage
of Mr.. Chas. Copley, of the Merchants
National bank, and Miss Lucy, the bright
and accomplished daughter of Aid. and
Mrs. Robert A. Smith, of Fort street. The
ceremony will take place next Thursday
at ST. Mary's church, and it will be very
private After the ceremony the young
couple will start for the South on a bridal
tour.
Mr.. Frank Fairchild, the swift and &C.
NAL clerk of the municipal court, was be-
fore Judge Burr yesterday, who sentenced
him to seven days absence from the city.
Frank had been working pretty hard late
ly, and he accepted the punishment with
manifestations of gratitude and joy. He
left the city last night for jaunt East,
and will visit his old home and friends.
May he return improved in health and
spirits is the wish of his friends.
Last Thursday the members of the
Great Union band celebrated the fourth
anniversary of the organization of the in
stitution at their hall on East Third street.
Prof. Stein, the well-known leader of the
band, received in person, and during the
day the Inequalities of the band were ex-
tended to a large number of callers and
we'll wishers. The band has had a remark
able career and has become one of the
recognized institutions of st. Paul, where
it fills sphere of great usefulness, receiv-
ing the patronage of some of the most cul-
tured circles. Recently it has been
strengthened by the acquisition of Prof.
Snow, as prompter, than whom there is
none better in the country.
No little interest is being manifested in
the Chamber concert to be given at Sher-
man hall next Thursday evening, in aid of
the "Home of the Friendless," by the
Ladies' Vocal club-W. II. Leib director.
The mission of the band of excellent
vocalists-all ladies-is a charitable one.
They seek to make their music of good to
others as well as themselves. Miss Emma
Won Elsner of Chicago-sister of Mile
Litta-is engaged to sing, and our excel
lent new violinist,-Prof. Muhlenbruch-
has promised to play. Those who have
heard the club sing know what delight
full evening is in store for all who shall be
so fortunate as to hear them. Following
is the programme:
PARTI.
{ a. o Calm the Evening ........ .Abt
b. Stay with Me ...................O Otto
The Club.
l.. ~
Miss Hitchcock and Mr. TitcOmb
8. / Waited for the Lord. ........ .Mendelssohn
The Club.
4. Les Ciciliennes. ............ ........ Verdi
Miss Won Elsner, of Chicago.
D. Thou Lovely Star. .Otto-Lob
Ladies.
PART II.
Mr.. Muhlenbruch.
2. b. Dormi pure. ............... :. seudero
Mr.. Leib.
3. Holy Xmas Night, 1ooo.
Ladies, with Mr.. Muhlenbruch.
4. Soprano Solo. Observation-Disclosures Selected
Miss Won Elsner.
D. Ave Maria. .............. .haechetu
Ladies.