Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-02


gentlemen assumed the responsibilities of
floor managers: Messrs. Raler, Lindblom,
Strand, Thou and Rydin, to whom much
credit was due for the thorough manner in
which they discharged their duties. On
the whole the affair reflected creditably on
the society as a nationality and society.
ADMINISTRATION.
A delightful Wedding occurred at the
residence of Mrs. B. L. Rice, South Broad
way, on Friday afternoon. The contract
ing parties were Ben Ambruster and Miss
Ada Rice. Rev. W. Il. Harrington per-
formed the marriage ceremony. After the
ceremony q reception was given, in honor
of the newly married oouple. A large
circle of friends were present and the oc-
casion was an enjoyable one.
BRBvIrIzs.
The organizing of militia in this city
is on the tapis.
Oscar Lehmicke departs Tuesday next
for Kansas City.
Prof. Frost left Friday evening for Glen
coe for q weeks recreation.
Ed. Rogers, student of Minneapolis, is
ia the city as the guest of II. A. Rogers.
Mr.. j. S. Proctor returned Wednesday
from q weeks pleasure trip to st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Orrf are expected
to return from the Hot Springs this
week.
Col. Bend, of st. Paul, was III the city
Saturday evening to muster in the new
militia company.
Mrs. and Mrs. Harry Wheeler returned
Tuesday evening from weeks soioarn
with Minneapolis friends.
A benefit entertainment or supper will
this week be given by the ladies of the city
relief society at Music hall.
About 100 of the elite of the city will at
tend the Minneapolis carnival of Wednes-
day evening by special train.
Atkinson's Jollities are to appear at the
Grand Opera house tomorrow evening in
the comic opera "Electric Sparks
The M@nnerchor society gave this even
ing at Music hall, their first concert under
the leadership of Prof. Saro, their new
leader.
Rev. McClary has gone to Mankato and
Blue Earth City on lecture tour. Rev.
Mr.. Roney will occupy the pull pit in his
temporary absence.
An enjoyable affair was the one given
Friday evening by the Blue Ribbon club,
at the Temple of Honor hall. About
thirty couple participated.
Misses Ella McKusick and Oracle Booth
left Wednesday for Faribault to resume
their studies, having spent their school
vacation at their homes in this city.
Miss Ellen Parel, who has been spending
her vacation with her parents of this city,
returned yesterday to Minneapolis, where
she Will resume her studies at school.
The Chicago Church Choir company are
booked at the Grand Opera house for
April 9th and 10th. A special train will
be run from Hudson and River Falls for
the engagement.
The ladies of the Methodist Church Aid
So ,iety, gave Thursday evening pleasant
entertainment at their rooms IN connec-
ton with an ice cream supper. The affair
On the whole was very enjoyable one. -
Arrangements have been perfected with
the management of the st. Paul & Duluth
railway so that Wednesday evening, April
4, a special train will run to Minneapolis
for the carnival at the Grand Opera, re-
turning the same evening after the per-
Torrance. Round trip $1.25.
The Bricklayers' Union Strike.
CHICAGO, April IA short time since
the brioklayers notified the bosses that on
April 1 they should demand 81 per day as
q minimum rata for uniOD 1,a. TIL