St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-28

Wilgus, by Rev. DR.. Thomas. The brides
maids were Miss Jennie Bourn aud Miss
Rosa Kemp. A reception was given at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents. and in the
evening the couple left for the south.
The lady members Of the Liedertafel So
ciety presented Prof. Priem, their leader, on
Christmas day with magnificent, plush COW
cred silk lined cigar case, with receivers on
each side, filled with choice Havanas.
Last evening Garfield G. A. 2. gave
grand entertainment at its hall on jackson
street to all the children OF soldiers. One of
the principal attractions was the Christmas
tree that was loaded down with presents.
Mr.. V. c. Seward came over from Still
water with his wife and daughter on Christ
mas day aud took dinner with Mrs. s. S.
Taylor, of Sberburne avenue. Mrs. Seward
and Miss Mabel viii remain for the holidays.
Leopold HIlger, the well known aud pop
ular bachelor, who resides at No. 81 West
Tenth street, will leave for the south on the
LIST Of January, and il is shrewdly suspected
that be will bring something back with him.
St. Paul Lodge No. 2. l. o. o. F., gives an
entertainment at their hall, corner of Wsba-
shaw and Fifth streets, on Wednesday even
ing, Dec. 81. The programme will consist
Of dances, Rotations, vocal music, bali and
supper.
John A. Tierney and wife have returned
from their wedding tour, where they spent q
month visiting the principal eastern cities,
New Yori, Chicago, and also the Niagara Falls.
They spent Christmas with their St.
Paul friends.
A. T. c. Cobb, chief clerk in the local
freight Office Of the st. Paul q Manitoba Of
fee, and William A. Barnwell, cashier at the
same place, presented T. Il. Dickson,
freight agent, on Christmas day, with very
beautiful gold pen and pencil.
The eighth annual ball, Of MinDehaha
lodge No. 81, Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Firemen, will take place at the Market hail
on Tuesday evening, New Years night.
The arrangements for the event are in charge
Of a most competent committee, and IL Is
confidently asserted that this affair viii
surpass, in social enjoyment and success, all
of its predecessors.
The Delta Lawn Tennis club gave a mag
nifcent hop at Sherman hall on Friday
evening last. The hall was very beautifully
decorated with streamers in different colors,
and the party was quite a large one. The
credit of arranging the party and giving the
hop is due TO the younger members Of the
club, who took the whole sponsibility just
10 show the other members what the juveniles
could Go. The hop could not have been
| better.
Jeffersonian simplicity seems 10 be grow
ing fashionable; so, at least, with professional
people. Saturday night, Dec. 90, we'd
ding took place in Christ church, which
atoned in p5int of modesty for what it may
have lacked in pomp. The contracting
parties we're Mr.. Hugh A. Wetmore, a well
known journalist, and Miss Eda Erhardt
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Cummius were ''besi
man. and bridesmaid. The groom, when
asked by GLOBE reporter for an account Of
the affair, said 1.-THE grand old Episcopal
church was we'll warmed and lighted Behind
the chancel rail stood the Rev. Mr.. Gilbert.
in surplice OF snowy Wilderness. Before him
knelt the bridal pair and two witnesses.
The sexton stood at the door to let US out and
cape at us, for the want of q larger crowd
Tue beating Of our own hearts was all the
wedding march We beard.''