St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-15
RED WING SOCIAL.

Phoenix Hook and Ladder company will
give concert and ball at the Casino on
Wednesday evening. Nov. %; music by
the Red Wing Cornet band. Honorary
managers, Chief John Black of st. Paul,
Mayor F. B. Howe, ex-Mayor W. E.
Hawkins Capt. A. P. Pierce, Capt. Tams
Bixby, II. A. Park; complimentary man
ayers. Chief G. j. Kempe, Assistant j. W.
Webster. Capts. A. P. Swanstrom. E. S.
Hansen, B. S. Hawkins. j.. HUM. NJ. S.
Lee; floor managers John H. Webster.
Oscar Kempe, Oliver Lovgren, Charles
Silger.
The young people of the NJ. E. church
gave literary and musical entertainment
at the church lecture room last Thursday
evening which was well attended. The
pieces were all very acceptably rendered
considering the ages of the participants.
The instrumental solos of Miss Minnie
Ward and Miss Rena Knapp deserve special
mention, both were heartily encored.
A Edwards Welch Post rs G. A. r.,
held Mcclellan memorial services at their
hall Wednesday evening. Resolutions were
adopted and remarks were made by Capt.
A. Wright, A. T. Graves of McClellan's
bodyguard. Rev. William Mckinley and
Wesley Kinney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brown entertained
the official board of the NJ. E. church at
their residence on Fourth street last even
ing. An elegant supper was spread and
an very pleasant time enjoyed by those
present.
The Presbyterian Literary society met
at the parsonage Monday evening and dis
cussed Dante and his Divine Comedia, and
Henry Georges Theories as to the Right
of Individual Ownership of Land.
Rev. G. II. Bridgeman, president of Ham,
line university, will Oficiate at the NJ. E.
church in this city to-day, both morning
and evening.
D. Leubrie. staff correspondent of the
Chicago r-Ocean. visited this city in the
interest of his paper last Wednesday.
S. E. Arnold of this city. and Miss Grace
F. Ovitt of Minneapolis were married at the
latter place Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Dr.. G. G. Wilmer of Wabasha is in
the city visiting at the residence of her
parents, MI. and Mrs. Hickman.
The NJ. E. Literary society will discuss
the History of France during the French
Revolution, Friday evening.
Den Tappan of Potsdam, N. Y, nephew
at the residence of his uncle.
An illustrated biblical entertainment was
given at the German Lutheran church last
evening by II. j. Otis.
The Athletic cornet band gave social
hop at their hall in McSorley block Thurs
day evening.
Miss Clara Mues is visiting in Mankato
at the residence of her sister, Mrs. w. l..
McCracken.
W. Munro and wife of Esdale, Wis,
have returned home from an extended East
ern visit.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Jamison have left on a
visit to their old home in Jersey City, NJ
Lawyer j. W. Bass returned to his home
in Fond du Lac Wednesday evening.
B. B. Herbert took in the free trade con-
vention at Chicago last week.
The Hubbard guards will visit Lake City
the first week in December.
OJohn W. Delano entertained his gentle
man friends Thursday evening.
Hon. William Howe will spend the COM
ing winter in Massachusetts.
Miss Julia Rogers has left for Chicago to
resume her musical studies.
Attorney Kinney of Mazeppa attended
court here last week.
Lawyer Ketchell of the sawdust city Wis
tied us last week.
l.. G. Philips has gone to St. Paul on
short visit.
Miss Emma Simmons is visiting in La
Crosse.
Prof. II. B. Wilson visited Moorhead last
week.
S. D. Greenwood is visiting in the Hub
city.