St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-17

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people brought about by this system, that
the social season of 1885 came to an UNI
timely end.
EVENTS OF THE WEEK.
Thomas j. Fiddler of this city was mar
ried on the 9th to Miss Elizabeth Buttle of
South Evanston, H., at that place.
The Hibernian Rifles gave the closing
dance of a series at Hibernian hall on Fri
day evening, A large crowd was i'll attend
anee.
The young ladies of Dayton Avenue
church gave well-attended social on Fri
day evening at the residence of Mrs. Whit
ney of lglehart street.
A very pleasant farewell euchre party
was given by Miss McAIurtrie of st. An
thony hill on Wednesday, on the eve of her
departure for the East.
The Crusaders held q meeting on We'd
neSday evening to- arrange for an excursion
to Saltwater to attend the June convention
of Crusaders in that city.
Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Henderson of Isabel
street, West side, We're agreeably surprised
by large number of friends and acquaint-
anceS on Friday evening.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. w. R. Rodgers
of Ashland avenue entertained number of
friends ut a musical. The occasion was an
exceedingly pleasant one.
Miss Geist'S conservatory of music will
be the scene of complimentary benefit ten
dered to Mr.. II. Cutriss Ward by his pupils
on Tuesday evening, May 10.
Messrs. John and Hermann Stahl very
pleasantly entertained number of their
friends ut stag supper on Wednesday
evening at their rooms on WabaSha street.
The Legion of Honor conferred the de-
gree of the legion upon about fifteen candi-
dates on Thursday evening at the regular
meeting of the council, corner of Third and
Wabasha streets.
Miss Maggie Acl1er of Grove street very
gracefully entertained number of friends
on Tuesday evening" The evening was
passed in dancing, card playing, apd the
discussion of an elaborate supper.
On Friday evening social entertain
ment was given by the Young Peoples
club of Jackson street church in the church
parlOrS. A large number were present and
very enjoyable occasion resulted.
On Tuesday was solemniZed the marriage
of Mr.. Thomas A. Lynch and Miss Kate
Shannahan of the West side. The cere-
mOny was performed in ST. Michael'S
church, Rev. Father Gallagher officiating.
The West Side Liedertafel society last
evening rendered the opera of ''Preciosa"
at Liedertafel hall, West side. A full
chorus and fine scenery were among the ac-
cessories of the event, which was in every
way great success.
Knauft'S hall was crowded on Tuesday
evening by the members and friends of
Enterprise Lodge, |. o. G. t., a grand
concert and social being the attraction. The
program included vocal and instrumental
music, recitations, tabfeaux and supper.
Last evening social and literary enter
tainment was given at the rooms of the
Gospel Temperance union on Seventh
street. Music, Rotations and readings
made up very pleasant program, which
was approximately received by large au-
dience.
On Thursday morning number of the
children of the Cathedral parochial schools
received their first communion. About
ninety boys and girls participated. These
children will be confirmed by Bishop Ire
land on PentecOst Sunday, May "A, at high
mass.
On Thursday evening carnival of ma
tons was held at the Summit avenue rink
as the closing event of the season. About
two hundred participants appeared apprO-
priately costumed as representatives of vari-
Gus nationalities. Numerous spectators
We're present. The occasion was very sue
ceSsful.
One of theregular Saturday evening hops,
recently announced by Prof. Evans, took
place last evening at Sherman hall. Dancing
commenced at $50 o'clock, and was con-
tinued until II. Seibert'S orchestra was
in attendance. This new series of hops
will be continued until further notice.
The fifth anniversary of the wedding of
Mr.. and Mrs. De Vier of the West side was
pleasantly celebrated on Tuesday evening
by the assembling of a large number of
friends at their house. A number of hand
some presents were given. Dancing, sup
per and a general good time whiled away
the hours of an enjoyable evening.
The Norwegian societies, Normanna and
Norden, and the Norwegian infantry COM
panies united last evening in celebrating
the anniversary of the independence of Nor
way. A musical program and dancing,
with an address by E. L. Peterson, were
among the events of the occasion. Market
hall was the scene of festivities.
Friends and constituents of Alderman
elect NJ. f. Kahn turned out in force ON
Monday evening to serenade the newly
elected official. The Great Union band was
in attendance. COngratulatory speeches
were made, to which Mr.. Kahn returned
suitable response. The success of the oc-
casiOn testified to the satisfaction which is
felt over the political triumph of this popu-
lar young gentleman.
A regular meeting of the Sawbones Whist
club occurred on Tuesday evening at the
rooms of DR.. Witherle, on Fourth street.
The attendant medicos betrayed a knowl-
edge of Cavendish and Pole which would
surprise many of their friends who have
gagged their mental caliber merely from
their acquaintance with the principles of
medicine. A very interesting series of
games was played, the party breaking up
at late hour.
A musical, literary and dramatic enter
tainment was given on Thursday evening
by the pupils of the Jackson school, in the
assembly room of the high school, for the
benefit of the Jackson school library. The
entertainment was repeated yesterday after
noon in order to afford an opportunity of
seeing it to the crowds who failed to gain
admission on Thursday evening. The sue
cess of the entertainment reflects great
credit upon Mrs. Deacon. the principal of
the school, who by a persistent and un-
wearied course of training succeeded in &C
complishing the most gratifying results.
st. Paul Camp No. 1, Sons of Veterans,
gave their last social party for this season
at College hall last Wednesday evening.
The following were the members of the
|, camp in attendance: Capt. E. III. NIilham
and wife, w. p. Confar and Miss .Solan,
Henry Weyl and Miss Sherbrooke, J. b.
Wash, Elmer Gray and Miss Katie Daily,
j. W. Magin and wife, I'll. FL. White, III.