St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-11
Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Horton and Mrs. Flan-

Mrs Wilcox, Mrs. Horton and Mrs. Flan-
drau.
Quite notable event took placs at the
cathedral last Wednesday evening, it being
the marriage Of B. A. Waters, the popular
conductor of the Omaha road, to Miss Nellie
Foley, an accomplished young lady of this
city, the Rev. Father Danahey officiating.
Mr.. ". r. Work acted as best man, and
Miss May Waters, sister of the groom, as
bridesmaid. The couple were the recipients
of many beautiful and costly presents. I'm
mediately after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Waters left for the south, where they will
visit the principal cities, returning in about
three weeks.
The members and congregation of the
First Baptist church of St. Paul are to be
congratulated on securing the services of
Prof. Chas. Il. Morse, the accomplished or
ganist, recently Of Boston. Mr.. Morse has
the enviable reputation of being one of the
best musical leaders of the country, and his
presence in this city cannot help but re-
dound favorablY to the vocal and musical in
terests of society. He will be assisted By a
quartet choir consisting Of Mr.. Charles De
Lacey, basso; Mr.. r. T. J. White, tenor;
Miss Jingle Glidden, alto, and Miss Hattie
Williams, soprano, all Of whom are favorably
known in ST. Paul musical circles.
About two years ago little eleven year
old boy, set the musical world in good state
Of surprise by his wonderful performance on
the violin. The skill that he had acquired
with that instrument, at so tender an age
attracted marked attention to him
/ and Mr.. Seibert gave him an OPP
portunity to appear before a st. Paul
audience, at Turner hall. Mr.. Seibert has
induced the parents Of the boy to permit
him TO appear again, so that we shall have
an opportunity to hear him a second time
and see how much improvement two years.
study has enabled him to make.
There was a very large attendance at the
social meeting held in the rooms OF the Cos
pei Temperance union last evening. Mrs.
c. f. Brinckerhof, Mrs. E. A. Warehouse
and Mrs. J. c. Allen furnished excellent
music for the occasion, and each number
was heartily applauded. c. c. White and L.
T. Warehouse, each gave an excellent five
minute address. VI. B. Briefly read an
| original poem and J. NJ. Lichtenberger, j.
! Ferguson and c. A. Burridge each gave a
recitation which was very much enjoyed.
/ The meetings are growing IN popularity 1udg-
| ing from the scores Of young men present
! last evening and It is certainly pleasant
! place to spend an'evening.
On Thursday evening next the members
Of the Dayton Avenue Literary society will
meet at the residence Of Mr.. Dellinger, on
he corner Of Ashland avenue and Arundel
street, and will address themselves to the
consideration of history. Prescott and Irving
are the two historians selected, and papers
viii be- read as follows: Mrs. Bacon, biog-
raphy Of Irving; Mr.. Eller, CRITICS m on the
same; Miss Hattie Hoffman will read ex-
tracts from Irving's works; Mr.. Gregory will
give sketch Of Prescott; A. V. Teeple will
give a criticism on the same, aud John
Godkin will give a sketch of the city of Mex
leo at the present time. Accompanying the
above will be given a good musical pro-
gramme, arranged by Mrs. a. E. Clark.