St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-02

and Davidson contributed some fine vocal
music and Miss Glover gave several delight
full Rotations.
pleasant wedding took place in the par
lors of the Merchants hotel yesterday after
noon, being the marriage OF Mr.. P. J. Red
mond, Of Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and
Miss Annie Straub, of Winona. The affair
was very quiet but elegant
On Friday evening last, Miss Fannie and
Ralph Wellington, Of No. 776 Grand avenue
gave a very pleasant party. Among those
preseptwere Misses Barnes, Slater, Brack,
Judson, Hall, Larl1in, Beck, Hart and
/ Messrs. Thompson. Robertson, Ringwald,
/ Richardson, Land, Griffen and others.
The Once Week Dancing club viii in
augurate a series Of club parties for this win
. Ter at Turner hall on "Wednesday evening"
! the 18th inst. The list Of members is large
and well selected and the dances promise 10
give pleasant enjoyment TO all concerned.
! Seiberts orchestra furnishes the music.
Last Wednesday Mr.. f. D. Macdonald.
one Of the most popular Of the excellent
corps of conductors on the Royal route, left
for Portland, Ore, 10 be married 10 Miss
Hunter, formerly OF Eau Claire, Wis. Con-
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hoped their route through life will be royal
There will be a temperance meeting this
afternoon at Father Matthew hall. This
meeting will include all the total abstinence
societies in st. Paul. 1t is intended at this
meeting to make arrangements for the public
Temperance gatherings during the present
winter. Good speakers will be present and
and address tue audience.
The first annual reception Of the Wood
land Park Baptist church TO their pastor,
Rev, DR.. Woods, aud wife, viii occur on
Monday evening, Nov. 3, at the chapel, cor
ner of Arundel street and Selby avenue. A
fine programme Of music and speaking is
being arranged, 10 comm ence promptly at S
O'Clock. Their friends are invited.
The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. z. J.
Heimback, in the Sixth ward, was visited by
friends and relations last Thursday evening,
in honor Of their first anniversary of their
marriage At g 80 a surprise was rendered
them by the First Regiment band, and also
Mr.. Schmotter displayed some OF his splen-
did fire works. general good time was
had Everybody went home rejoicing
wishing them many happy years TO come.
Prof. Beggs' class met at Turner hall yes
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Dayton's bluff. They enjoyed themselves so
well that they say they will come again.
II would astonish you 10 sec the progress they
make under this able instructor. Visit his
class and you will see that IL l. So Prot.
Beggs goes TO saltwater tomorrow 10 start A
class in that city. Several OF his little sehol-
ars who have friends there will accompany
him.
delightful musicale and sociable was
given at the Park Congregational church last
Friday evening, 1t WAS the initiatory num-
Der Of a series of such entertainments 10 be
held monthly hereafter. Their aim is for so
cial encouragement entirely, and the first
meeting was certainly guarantee Of their
success. A permanent organization was ef-
fected with officers and various committees,
and the name of Park Church club was
adopted. During the evening a charming
programme of vocal and instrumental music
was presented, including piano solos by
Mrs. Curtis and Miss Phillips, solos by Mrs.
Wilkes aud Miss May Thurston, several quar-
tets by the Misses Thurston and Messrs Dyer
and Fshnestock, and trio by Mrs. Dorr and
the Misses Thurston.