St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-05

eDlIu ana MISS Ordce SdDln Is dnHOuHCGu.
Miss Steele, of Bismarck, is in st. Paul
visiting Miss Mable Perkins, of East Ninth
street.
Mrs Coffran, of Springfield, Mass, is Wis
ting her neice, Mrs. c. G. Irvine, of Nelson
avenue.
Mr.. Henry L. Bryant, son of Dr. Bryant,
has gone to Cincinnati to complete his den
tai studies.
The dramatic club of Unity church are pre-
preparing to produce play about the LIST OF
December.
Miss May Dryer, Of st. Peter, is vising her
friend Miss Lille Morton, of SO East
Eleventh street.
Mrs. Vim. P. Murray is visiting her son
Neal at Minnewaukon, d. T. She will be
absent several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Robert returned from
their bridal tour last week and are keeping
house on Nelson avenue.
Col. D. A. Robertson and family left st.
Paul several days ago for Europe, where they
will remain several years.
Mrs. Alfred Dufrene, of Sherburne avenue,
left last week for several weeks visiting at
Crookston and Grand Forks.
Ex-Mayor Dawson left with his daughter
on Wednesday for Philadelphia where the
latter will be placed in school.
delightful hop was given Informally at
Fort Smelling last Friday evening, several
couples from the city attending.
Mr. d. II. Hickey, OF West st. Paul, was
united in marriage last Tuesday morning to
Miss A. Tovey, of River Falls, Wis.
On Wednesday evening last Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ward gave very pleasant reception at
their new home in the Forepaugh block.
The exquisite panel picture of oranges at
the art room OF Stevens & Robertson, was
painted by Miss Essie McLennan, the artist
of east Seventh street.
Chas. j. Bower, of Duluth, is spending n
few days with his parents on Plymouth av-
enue. Mr. Bower is one of the rising young
attorneys of the Zenith city.
On Friday night Mr. T. S. Baldwin was
united in marriage to Miss Alice Duncan, by
the Rev. Mr.. Edwards, at the residence of
the brides mother on laurel avenue.
Mrs. Manning and her daughter Miss May
Manning, leave the city tomorrow evening
for Toledo, O., where thoy will visit rela-
tives They expect to be gone all winter.
Miss Eta Hawkins, who has been spend
ing the summer with General Flower and his
family is preparing to go back to New York
where she will join the Madison Square The
alter company.
On the 9th instant Mr.. Charles L. Easton
OF the Northwestern Car & Manufacturing
company, of Saltwater, is to be united in
marriage to Miss Carrie l.. Hughson, of No
397 Dayton avenue, daughter of L. f. Hugh
son, of st, Paul,
Mrs. Blodget, Of Brockport n Y, who
has been visiting her sister Mrs. Edgar
Brown, of East Eighth street, leaves this even
ing for her home. Mrs. Blodget will visit
in Milwaukee aud Chicago where she will be
joined by some st. Paul friends with whom
she will proceed to New York.
On Tuesday evening last the Shakes
pearean Study Glass of Unity club held its
first meeting OF the winter in the church par
Tors, and talked over what should be done
this season. The first two acts of Macbeth
were talked over, and soon as they get
through with that tragedy they will take VI
Midsummer Nights Dream
On Monday evening last Judge and Mrs.
Burr celebrated the fourteenth anniversary
of their marriage by very pleasant family
sociabe at their residence. The occasion
was made all the more agreeable by the fact
that the same night was the forty fourth an
niyersary of the marriage of the parents OF
the judge, who participated in the festivities
Thursday last being the twentieth ami
yersary of the marriage Of General and Mrs.
Nj. d. Flower, = considerable number OF
their friends called upon them in the even
ing and astonished them with little sur
prise party. To render the call effective lhe
visitors presented to the general and hi.
wife n beautiful china set of one hundred
and sixty pieces, which was greatly admired
by all.
Next Friday evening, Oct. 10, there viii
be a musical treat given the public at the
Dayton avenue church by Mr.. Samuel A
Baldwin. organist assisted by Mr.. D.
Muhlenbruck. violinist. and = male quar-
tette consisting of Il. J. I. White, c. L. 4
Johnson, tenors; Chas. DeLacy, W. H
Bucklew, basso. This promises to be one
of the best treats of the season.
The st. Paul public are promised rar,
musical treat in the shape of grand con
cert, which is to be given under the asupicet
IL 81. Marys church choir, in Sherman hail
on Tuesday evening, Oct. 2S. Miss Alic,
Shave, Miss Jingle Gliddeu, Miss Mari,
Giest, Mr.. Henry McLaeechlan. Mr.. 2. She:
and Piof. {. G. Titcomb will assist Novel
ties will DC given. and music loving people
may look forward with pleasure to this inter
esting event.
A particularly pleasant social party win b
given next Friday evening, October 10, q
Garfield Post No. ; hall on jackson street D.
the ladies' relief corps, auxiliary 10 the post
Dancing viii De the principal feature of Ia
evening. and a more enjoyable affair ha:
not been announced this season than thi
urouises 10 be. The tickets are placed a
the reasonable figure Of nifty cents, whicl
will simply cover expenses, aud they admit
gentleman with his company.
Among the delightful social events of las
week was the reception in honor Of the visi
20 this CITY Of Miss T. y. Langton. of Sala
maneS. New YORK, and the sister OF Mr.. Johl
Langtou, day clerk st the Clarendon hotel
The reception wss at the residence of DIR.
c. Winans. Of ST Peter street. and the sc
complished young lady eepld not have &c