Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-10

Gale, NUM-. POI Pleasant avenue. After
the ceremga. .-=alzfast was served and an
informal reception of two hours was held.
A. noon Mr.. apd Mrs. Wolcott left for Rock
Island, H. Mr.. Wolcotts old home. They
will go thence 20 Keokuk, Iowa, and in
week or so VIII return to st. Paul.
On Thursday evening last Mr.. Charles
". Schneider, OF st. Paul, was married to
Miss Fanny G. Chase, daughter Of H. O.
Chase, of White Bear. After the ceremony
a pleasant reception was given at the resi-
deuce Of the brides father.
On Thursday evening the 18th inst, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. L. Pilllington, of Summit ave-
me Will hold a ption for Mr. and Mrs
Henry Nichols, who were married a few
weeks since in ST. Paul. and who, it is ex-
pected will be back here by that time
David Bows, the head of the great deal
ing firm of David BOWS Il Co., New York
city, and director and stock holder in
the leading northwestern railroads, &C
co-npanied by his wife. is visiting st. Paul
and have apartments at the metropolitan.
Major T. S. Free and wife,of Sioux Falls,
was III st. Paul for several days last week
4
Williams were IN the army Of the rebellion,
and as the three thus accidentally met
here they had pleasant reunion at Ma
gees's.
Nicholas Zgickey and wife, residing on
Greenwood avenue, Post siding, celebrated
their tin wedding on Thursday evening
last. There were over one hundred and
fifty who called to wish the happy couple
Joy, and the presents were numerous and
appropriate.
Yesterday picked nine from the en-
ployes of Auerbach, Finch & Van Slyck,
played a game of base ball against
picked nine from Lin3eke, Warner i
Schumacher, and Powers, Durkee &, Co.,
which resulted in a score of Is to II in
favor of Auerbach, Firch & Van Slyck's
men. The game was played in West st.
Paul, and was productive OF much amuse-
ment.
At 4p. N. Wednesday afternoon Miss
SalIie Morley was united in marriage to
Mr.. Edgar Buell.. The ceremony too k
place At the residence Of the brides parents
on Pleasant avenue, and was performed
by Rev. Mr.. Flint, formerly Of 81. Paul
but now OF Winoua. Miss Jennie, the
brides sister, and Miss Sanbor1l accom-
panied The bride during the ceremony.
The floral decorations were very album
dant, and a delightful reception followed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Il Steenstra, of
West Tenth street, on the 81 inst, cele-
brated the Sixteenth anniversary Of their
marriage. Sixteen years ago he was mar
RED at Ann Arbor, Mich, to Miss Nellie
Woodward. Miss Steenstra's father help
ed to found Ann Arbor, he having been
one OF the earliest settlers from Vermont.
Mrs. Steenstra IS q descendent from an old
Vermont family, her grandfather having
been a revolutionary soldier and her father
a Mexican volunteer.
On Thursday evening next Miss Geist
Will give 4 musicale at her conservatory
Of music. No. I27 West Third street, which
viii consist of trio for the
piano, violin and cello, an aria
from Somnambuia By Mrs. Van
Etten. cantata for violin. piano and or
gan, song, "Alpine Rose by MI Bucka-
lew, cello solo, "Stradella" by Miss
Geist, duet by Mr.. Buckalew and Mrs
Van Etten, duet for violin and piano. a
violin solo by an accomplished violinist,
who has recently arrived in St. Paul, and
| ons or two other numbers. The affair will
be, III substance, first class concert and
Of most enjoyable character to all that
have the pleasure Ct attending.