St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-26

their many friends, and are the guests of j
f. McLaren, Jr., Col Holly avenue.
Mr.. DeLacy has moved into one of Mr..
Blalies picturesque cottages on Oakland
street, between Summit and Grand avenues,
and is at home TO all musical friends.
The uniform ball of the Capital Legion,
given Wednesday evening last, at Sherman
hall, and a very pleasant time was had
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Wilkes gave a particu-
larry delightful progressive cuchre party at
their lovely home corner of Ashland avenue
and Arundel streets, last Friday evening.
great many cards have been received in
ST. Paul. announcing the marriage of Mamie
Harrison, daughter Of Indianas well known
L. S. senator, to Mr.. Robert Mckee, of In
danapolis.
The second annual ball of the st. Paul,
Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad employees
takes place at Turner hall on Monday even
ing, November 3, Siebert's orchestra furnish
the music.
Mrs. and Mrs. a. P. Hendrickson, of Lari-
more, d. T.. returned from st. Louis last
week, Miss Robert accompanying them as far
as this city, Mr.. and Mrs. Hendrickson going
; to LarimOre.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Stevens and Mr.
Frank Merrill, of Merrimac. Massachusetts.
are visitors at Mr.. Vim. L. Lamphrey's house
on Bluff street Mrs. Stevens is Mr.. Lam
phrey's sister.
The next entertain meut of the St. Paul
Dramatic club will be given at the Athenaum
on Thursday evening, November 3D. The
play of Money will be presented, under
the direction of j. j. Parker.
/ The Dramatic club commences its new
series of performances on Thursday even
ing next, when ''Black Eyed SUSAN will be
presented by strong cast, under the man
agemeut of Mr.. Jack Parker.
Miss Adele NJ. Townsend, one of Clear
waters loveliest young ladies, is visiting Mrs
]. II. Davis, of Maria avenue. She leaves
for Minneapolis the latter part of the week,
where she will visit friends before returning
home.
Prof. Beggs' juvenile class met at Turner
hall with sixty-five pupils in the class, and by
the way names are coming in for the coming
winter. he will have to get an assistant. He
started class at Dayton's bluff on Thurs
day with seventy-fve in the afternoon and
evening.
The annual ball by the employees of the
Market House restaurant at Pfefer's hall last
night, was brilliant and enjoyable success.
The hall was crowded with pleasure seekers
who tripped the light fantastic until late
hour this morning. Refreshments were
served by Mr.. f. H. Bradshaw.
Mr.. Chas. Pottgeiser, the well known plan
list who has recently graduated from the most
celebrated musical Conservatives in the east,
and who has spent a year in Germany under
some of the most noted instructors, has
opened a conservatory here in St. Paul where
ne proposes to give instructions on the piano
at No. 81, Wabashsw street.
Hiler H. Horton, Esq, one of the prom
nent attorneys ofthe St Paul bar, left yes
on Tuesday next at high noon he will be
married to Miss Jessie A. Stillwell. A bridal
trip, embracing Chicago and other cities,
will be made before their arrival and resi-
dence in st. Paul
Among socisl events for the near future
is announced the marriage of Mr.. Theodore
Swenson to Miss Jennie Miner, one of st.
Paul's popular young ladies. Mr.. Swenson
has for several years been connected with
the register department of the ST. Paul post
office, and the warm wishes of his many
friends, both in and out of the service, viii
attend the happy couple.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. H.
Barber, of Brsinerd. were delighted to vel
come them in st. Paul yesterday, on their ar
rival from their bridal tour in the east, which
has extended over six week They proceeded
to Brainerd by the afternoon train, where
they viii assume housekeeping duties in a