Daily globe., 1883-05-13


day, on professional call.
Mrs. DR.. Welch of Winona. is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. W. D. King
Fayette Marsh, returned Thursday from
a weeks sojourn at Kansas City.
Rev. McClary has been appointed super
intendent of the Mathomedi assembly.
Dan Olson, formerly of the Chicago
store, has accepted position at the Ladies'
Bazaar.
DR.. and Mrs. W. H. Caine are shortly to
occupy their new residence on South Third
street.
Mr.. o. E. Schibsted of BALDWIN, Wis,
spent the Sunday in this city, as guest of
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Torinns and son re-
turned Saturday from an extended South
ern trip.
The W. W. club met yesterday afternoon
with little Miss Rose Hevenstreit, South
HoIcomb street.
Confirmation services are to be held at
the Ascension church, by Bishop Whipple
on Friday evening next.
Rev. DR.. Riddle, of st. Paul, is to deliver
the Grafton on Memorial day before the G.
A. R. at South Saltwater.
Hon. Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Durant and
Capt. A. T. jerks, returned Friday from
weeks sojourn IN Chicago.
The Swedish Lady quartette are booked
to appear at the Grand Opera house on
the evening of the 10th inst.
Heinrich Bier, has bean engaged as
teacher for the German Lutheran school,
which opens on the 21st inst.
Temple No. of the circle, are making
elaborate preparations for a calico ball to
be given on the 9th inst, at Music hall.
Mrs. Janette Hugunini and Mr.. r. A.
Kalley, arrived here Wednesday from
Rome, New York. They will make this
their future home.
Miss Eliza May entertained a select
party of friends at her home on Pine
street, Wednesday evening last. 1t was q
very enjoyable affair.
Hon. Ed. L. Hersey and wife leave for
the East Monday. They set sail for Eu-
rope the latter part Of the month accom-
panied by Miss Jennie Hersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Donovan, Friday even
ing at their residence, entertained a select
| party of invited guests. Dancing was the
order of the evening, and INDUCED in until
a late hour.
The marriage of DR.. Waiter and Miss
Bertha Garfield is announced, for Tuesday
the 18th inst, 8 a. N. They are to take up
their abode in the Campbell residence, on
on South Broadway.
This troupe closed its engagement on
Saturday evening last, with the "Henpecked
Husband and on Sunday evening favored
benefit performance.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Burlington depart
ed Monday for Waverly, n. Y, on visit
to the home of the former. Mr.
Burlington returns in the course of weeks
time, while his wife makes it her home fol
the summer.
Harris G. Dudley, for some time past il
the capacity of bookkeeper and manager
at the Office of the Lumberman Printizg
Co., has severed his connection with tha
house and accepted fattering position
with st. Paul house.
Miss Annie Millbrook, was Tuesday eve
ming last, rendered pleasant surprise b!
q party of friends, who in remembrance o
the occasion being her seventeenth ami
versary, assembled at her house on Fiftl
street and tripped the light fantastic unit
a late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. R. Glider we're Oh
ro1-o hr hv-
party of friends who assembled at thei
residence to spend the evening. Thos
present were Misses Dillis Carl, Cora Hal
Lu Murphy, Lucy Brown; Messrs. Dewitt
Young, Geo. German, Jno. G. Netteawa
and W. s. Clark.
At the installation of officers of the Pat
riarchal circle, Temple No. 4, the following
officers were installed: Richard Daw, coun
sci; I. W. Castle, V. o.; j. A. Douglass,Y
o.; AL Fenner, 7. A. Quinn, recording sec
retaries; Thos. Alexandra, c.; j. NJ. Kuhn
NJ; j. Swanson and E. Weisel, first an
second aids; N. A. Parish, guard; MI
Miller, sentinel.
Miss Lizzie Pitman was Wednesda,
evening surprised by a pleasant party o
friends, consisting chiefly of classmates
who gathered at her home on Third street
to while away the evening. The occasion
was that of her seventeenth birthday, ant
in token of her friends we'll wishes. Sh
was the recipient of number of hand
some and costly presents, one of which
was beautiful gold pen from her teacher
The concert on Thursday evening at tn
Nj. E. church was one of unusual excel
lence, comprising as it did some of ou
own superior talent, with that of outsid
parties, among them that of Misses Mabe
Chase and Nettie Drew, of Minneapolis
Miss Gertie Smith, of st. Cloud normal
and the Swedish male quartette, the latte
forming one of the best parts of the even
ing's entertainment. The attendance being
but fair, the receipts which were for tn
benefit of the church, were by no mean
what the entertainment merited.
Extensive preparations are being mad
by the ladies of st. Michaers parish for tn
grand festival and bazar, which is to b