St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-08

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The first annual party of the Sons of Vet
Grams rifle corps was given at Curtlss hall
on Wednesday evening and proved very ell
ioyable. Rookie & Savoy's quadrille band
furnished music for an order of thirteen
numbers, which was very tastefully ar
ranged. The reception committee consisted
of Capt. A. S. Morgan, First Lieut.. G.
w. Pierce and Second Lieut.. E. Baker.
The floor managers were E. E. Horner and
A. E. Jones. Over one hundred couples
were present.
A social, under the direction of the La
dies Sewing circle of the First Baptist
church, was given in the church parlors
Tuesday evening, for the benefit of the fur
nishing fund of the new edifice Fully 800
attended, numerous parties of the church
coming in for supper, that was served of
oysters cold meats and pastry, and then
going away. while others participated in
the games and various pleasant entertain
mentS.
On Saturday evening at The residence #
the brides parents, 1919 A.dricil ave
Miss Matilda MaSolt and Alr. iientF
were married The lady was a member ri
the Harmonic Singing society, and large
number of the members were in attendance,
and afterwards seranaded the bridal pair
Mr.. and Mrs. Leber's home will be at
present with the brides parents.
On Monday afternoon at $50 o'clock, at
the house of A. r. Potter, "a Thirteenth
street south, his daughter. Miss Nellie, was
married to E. V. Hayden. The Rev. DR..
Chase performed the ceremony in the pres
ence of few intimate friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. HAYDEN left for two weeks trip
South. After Nov. 25 they will be at home
at 1864 Hillside avenue.
A successful social and oyster supper af
fair was given on Wednesday evening at
the Church Of the Redeemer by the Young
Ladies' society. The feast was preluded by
an entertainment. in which the performers
were Miss Griswold, j. Robinson, Prof.
Carlisle and Miss Minnie Pillsbury. A fine
portrait was made as a surprise presentation
to DR.. j. H. Tuttle.
Monday was the tenth anniversary of
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Harlan Baker,
and some fifty OF their friends came by in
vitation that evening to celebrate the day
by tin wedding at their home, S13 Uni
versty avenue. A very delightful evening
was passed. Dorner served refreshments.
Charles NJ. Way of this city and Miss
Louise Kamran of Blue Earth city were
married at the latter place on Thursday,
and on the evening of that day were enter
tanned at their new home, 1926 Fifteenth
avenue south, by about fifty friends.
A double marriage by which Herbert
Baron and Emma Strickland, Joseph Rem
mil and Mrs. Brewers, all members of the
Col. Hanks Opera company, were united,
occurred Saturday evening at the residence
of f. E. Andrews, 622 First avenue south.
viii S. Jones and Miss Amanda T.
Fletcher were united in marriage on We'd
nesdaY evening at the residence of j. w.
Campbell, 45 Seventh street south, by DR..
W. F. Chase. Their future home will be
at 332 East Seventeenth street.
The Lawn Tennis league met at the West
hotel on Monday evening and discussed
plans. Everything was left in the hands
of committee consisting of c. S. Langdon,
H. II. Thayer. Harlow S. Gale, Will Put
and E. S. Gaylord.
Invitations are out to the wedding of Miss
Mary NJ. Palmer. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. w. Palmer. to Jacob H. Rowell, We'd
nesday evening. Nov. IS, at o'clock, in the
Lyndale Congregational church.
The Massachusetts society held it's first
social meeting at Curtiss hall on Wednesday
evening. A pleasing little musical and
social program was rendered and the even
ing wound up with dance.
The Ladies' Aid society of Holy Trinity
church will give an oyster supper on We'd
nesday evening at the residence of w. G.
Wilson, on First avenue and Fifth street
northeast.
John N. Barber and Miss Mary Aanden
were married on Monday evening by Rev.
JnI,. I rn+f la Of five I
l.. Springate, 907 Hennepin avenue.
A paper dress carnival was held at the
Adams rink on Thursday evening, at which
prizes were taken by Miss Helen Whitman,
Miss Ella Wood and Bert Wilson.
Tina Michael and Mrs. Mary A. Murphie
were married on Tuesday by Rev. John
Stafford at the residence of the bride, 219
Harrison street.
S. II. Quinby, 42O Aldrich avenue, en-
tertained the ladies' furnishing committee of
the Fifth Presbyterian church on Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Taylor entertained
the Fireside club on Tuesday evening at
1901 Clinton avenue with progressive
euchre.
Mrs. A. NJ. Bailey gave a delightful
dancing party to forty couples on Tuesday
evening at her home, No. 40 Tenth street
south.
Mrs. II. F. Lillibridge on Tuesday even
ing entertained the Missionary society of
Centenary church. Japan was discussed
Mrs. Samuel G. Gale gave a ladies' re-
ception on Wednesday afternoon. at which
over two hundred ladies were present.
A largely-attended social was given on
Tuesday evening by the Ladies' Sewing
circle Of the First Baptist church.
The young ladies of Centenary church
gave pleasing basket social on Wednesday
evening in the lecture room.
Miss Adde Robinson entertained party
of twenty-five at progressive euchre on
Tuesday evening.
On Wednesday evening Levi Butler post,
G. A. r., gave the second of its series of
entertainments.
Frank Boord and Miss Lena Miller were
married at st. Josephs church on Tuesday
by Rev. Straub.
Five members of the art club met on
Tuesday evening and drew in charcoal from
a live model.
Mrs. Neal Mcmillan entertained few
friends from the East at tea on Tuesday
evening.
PERSONAL POINTS.
Sir Adolph and Lady Caron of Ottawa,
Ont, were in the city on Friday. Sir
Adolph is minister of war in Sir John Nc
Donald's cabinet.
Edward Stock and wife and Thomas
Nolan and Miss Julia Burns, Saltwater
bridal party, were in the city on We'd
nesday.
Miss Prickette, st. Louis, who has been
visiting the Miss Oswalds, has gone to ST.
Paul to become the guest Of schoolmates
there.
Mrs Renhen Robinson of Detroit is in