St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-19
and musical entertainment on Thursday

evening.
The young people of Clinton Avenue NJ
E. church gave socable during the week.
A farewell hop was given by Prof. Wolf
at Arion hall on Monday evening.
A Mother Hubbard sociable was given on
Tuesday evening at the West Side rink.
FUTURE EVENTS.
The banquet of the Cornell alumni will
occur on May at Minneapolis.
Tomorrow evening Edward Fales of the
! West side will give his lecture on the
Life Beautiful.
On April % at st. Mary's church will be
solemniZed the marriage of Dr.. Markoe
and Miss Prince.
On Wednesday evening, April 80, the
Dayton's Bluff Athletic club will give ball
in Blasing's hall.
On Wednesday, April %, Company D,
Capt. Bean, will give dress drill at the
armory, followed by hop.
On Thursday evening next occurs the last
of the second series of chamber concerts at
the First NJ E. church, given by Prof.
Stoeving, Miss Geist and Prof Titcomb.
Enterprise Lodge No. 16. Independent
Order of Good Templars, will meet at No.
$50, Knauft's hall, East Seventh street,
every Saturday evening at $50 o'clock
sharp.
Alpha NJ of Chi Psi will give hop on
April % at the Chapter house on Univer-
sity avenue, opposite the university. The
annual reunion and banquet of Alpha NJ
occurs on May 10.
The marriage of Miss Gilman to MI.
Ordway will take place on Wednesday,
April 30. The wedding will be followed
by reception in the evening at the resi-
dence of the brides mother on Third street.
On Wednesday, the 22d inst, Nh. Andrew
Mark, of the firm of Mark Bros, will be
married to Miss Pauline Lene, daughter of
Mr.. Gustav Lene, one of the pioneer Ger
man editors of st. Paul. A reception will
be held in the evening at the residence of
the brides parents on Exchange street in
the evening, and the young couple will i'm
mediately establish at keeping house.
A dancing and skating party will be
| given al the Summit Avenue rink on Tues
| day evening. Skating will continue until
10 o'clock, when dancing will be COM
menced under the direction of Prof. Evans.
The party will break up at 2 o'clock. Ele-
CANT invitations have been issued. In some
respects this will be the leading rink party
of the season.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr.. Ansel Oppenheim is absent in Chi
cagO.
Maj. J. P. Pond has returned from New
Orleans.
Mrs. E. W. Winter and children are Wis
iting in Chicago.
Bruno Beaupre and family are absent on
trip to the East
j. A. Wheelock and family were in Chi
cago during the week.
j. P. Gribben and wife have left for an
extensive Eastern tour
President Bridgnan of Hamline, with his
wife, is visiting New Orleans.
Mrs. James Middleton of Dayton's bluff
has returned from Washington.
c. A. BrOadwater of Miles City has been
visiting ST. Paul friends during the week.
Mrs. Upham and Miss Markell of Duluth
have been visiting in ST. Paul during the
week.
Gordon E. Cole and wife of Faribault
were in town for few days during the
week.
Mrs. Radcliffe of Virginia avenue is en-
tertaining her sister, Mrs. La Note of
Chippewa Falls.
Alexander Barclay has departed for a
pleasure trip to Vancouvers island and the
Pacific coast generally.
Mr.. Merrill, the tenor of Christ church
choir, has returned from the Green Noun
tain state with a blooming bride.
Charles II. Manship has left town for a
visit to his old home in Mississippi where
he will remain until after the marriage of
his sister, which occurs shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nichols have re-
turned from an extensive trip to Mexico
and the Pacific coast. They are to be
found i'll their old quarters at the Metropol-
itan.
Mrs. A. r. Kiefer and her daughter,
Mrs. Drewry, returned from California on
Tuesday, where they had been spending
couple Of years for the benefit of Mrs.
Drewry'S health Their return was sad
dened by the alarming illness of Mrs.
Drewry, whose death occurred on Friday at
he residence of Mrs. Macklett.
Mrs. Conrad Schmidt, her mother Mrs
Zahm, and her neice, Miss Josie Winter
halter after passing the winter at ST. Cloud.
returned to st. Paul last Thursday, and
will be the guests of Mr. j. Buechner, ia
Valley street, until May l, when they will
take possession of their residence on Market
street, opposite Rice park.
Mrs. CD. ThurstOn and Miss May Thurs
ton of Summit avenue returned yesterday
from protracted visit to the South: