St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-28


Mexican war, and the war of the late Re-
bellion, and hasn't run out yet, and it was
always her boast to remind her children
that she was born in the year that Gen.
Washington died-1799. 1t is remarkable
how she retains her faculties. and the vigor
of her mind and body is simply unsur-
pasSable Her children simply worship her,
and when assembled together forget they
are parents and grandparents, and become
''boyS and girls once again, and she Is
never more happy than when these same
"old boys and girls" gather around her and
speak of the ''old days gone by" of their
frolics and childhood "reminiscences at the
old home on the Susauehanna river, east Of
the Alleghenies. The offerings of the
evening were both numerous and pleasing,
confined principally to fruits and flowers,
among which one of the features was
basket of flowers, with the monogram "1799."
Outside of the four generations present
were: Mrs. Washington, Mrs. John A.
Stees. Mrs. j. w. Bass, Mrs. Wilcoxin,
Mrs. Richard Washington, Mrs. Turner and
daughter, Misses Kettle and Allie Smith.
Miss Maud Ward, Mr.. William Sloppy,
Rev. DR.. Thomas, Hon. James Smith, Jr.,
Mr.. j. G. Quinby, Frank Bass, Matt Carey
and others, the names of whom will iread
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BRIDE BELLS.
On last Thursday evening Miss Carol N.
Dean, daughter of Hon. VIM. b. Dean.
was married to ME-. Frank S. Haupt, son of
Gen. Herman Haupt. The ceremony took
place at the residence of the BRIDES parents
on Summit avenue, at 9 o'clock, Rev. ID.
Il. Breed officiating. 1t was quiet, fam
lily wedding, but extremely elegant. The
bride, richly attired, stood with
the groom, and Miss Leila Dean
and Mr.. Frank Chapman before
massive bank of brilliant blooms during
the ceremony, and fragrant flowers were
profusely placed throughout the apart
ments. After delicious wedding supper
and a season of sociability Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank S. Haupt departed for their new res
idence on Yale street.
Mr.. A. D. S. Johnston was married to
Miss Nettie V. Hubbard of New York at
Christ's church ON Monday evening last at
So'clock. The bridal couple appeared be-
fore the rector. Rev. NJ. n. Gilbert, ac-
companied by the brides brother, Mr.. Hub
bard, and Miss Matte German, whose guest
Miss Hubbard has for some time been. 1t
was quiet wedding intended to be con-
fined to the immediate friends of the con-
tracing parties, but many spectators found
access to the church and witnessed the in
teresting ceremony. The party appeared
in travelling and walking costumes, and by
the evening train the bride and groom left
for Chicago, from whence they will return
this week.
Mr.. William G. Blakemore of the firm OF
Blakemore & Angel, returned last week
from Dundee ILL.,, where, on Thursday, the
18th, he was married to Miss Eleanor
Grant, pleasant home wedding taking
place at her parents home. The happy
pair are keeping house ON jefferson street.
A pleasant party of friends surprised Mr..
and Mrs. r. III. Dougan of Marshall avenue
last Wednesday evening, and proceeded to
celebrate the fifth anniversary OF their we'd
ding. Various articles of wood in forms of
beauty and usefulness testified to the es-
TEEN Of the visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Richardson of Ash
land avenue received many friendly con-
CALCULATIONS and some very elegant and APP
propriate gifts on last Friday, it being the
twenty-fifth anniversary Of their wedding
day.
HERE AND THERE.
Sat Home" takes pleasure in announc-
ing the names of the parties who will avail
themselves of the luxurious apartments and
menu at the new hotel Ryan on July 1, as
permanent boarders: DR.. and Mrs. Alfred
Wharton, Miss Wharton, DR.. and Mrs. P.
Richie and Master Richie, Dr. and Mrs. d.
Price, Miss Price and Master Price, Mr..
and Mrs. George R. Finch and family, Miss
Finch, Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox and nephew,
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Clason, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Platt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Odell, Mr..
and Mrs. Secor, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Thompson, DR.. and Mrs. L. N. Denslow
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Steele, Mr..
and Mrs. G. NJ. Brush and two children,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Acker and Master
Acker, Mr.. J. King, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Mann and two SONS, Mrs. Kallann and two
children, Judge ]. ID. Howell, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. w. Davidson. A pretty good cOmmu-
nifty to start with?
The audiences that attended the opera
house during the Haverly engagement in
Guided the best people of st. Paul, 3 and all
spoke in the highest terms of the GOODNESS
of the auditorium. The house is so con-
cealed for the hot rays Of the sun and the
ventilation is so perfect that it is delight
fully cool and pleasant. The only complaint
is that it is too cool.
DR.. Fred. Strouse, son of Mr.. II. j.
Strouse of st. Paul, celebrated his twenty
first birthday at Philadelphia last Monday.
He is the youngest practicing physician
that was ever admitted to the great Ger
man hospital of that city, and is credit to
this city, where he formerly attended the
public schools.
Among the notable visitors at the Mer-
chants last week were Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.
Kearms of st. Louis, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
10 IF prip OF Mr. md Mrs.
tellote of Winona, Mrs. M. ID. ellison of
Dubuque, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Ingersoll of
Cleveland, Mrs. Fl. w. Donaldson and
mother of Kennedy, MINI.
The strawberry festival On the spacious
lawn about Gen. Bishops residence ON Day
ton avenue Thursday evening was eX-
tremely elegant. The grounds were made
brilliant by myriads of japanese lanterns.
and a throng of happy visitors found
princely entertainment.
Prof. C. G. Titcomb is arranging for
series of light operas, to be given by anna
teurs next season. He has already secured
the score for beautiful composition enti-
tied ''Amarylis,'' and with the singers. he
will secure he is certain to produce some
thing fine.
Mr.. Paul Kleist, member of the Great
Western band, was married last Tuesday
afternoon to Miss Van Hoven, and in the
evening the full band proceeded to his resi-
dence on Banfl street and serenaded
him and his bride, who entertained in ele-
CANT style.
Frank Hartman and wife and E. A.
O'Brien of the West hotel, Minneapolis, ac-
companied by Walter D. Keith of the South
ern hotel of ST. Louis, were in st. Paul on
Wednesday and inspected the new Hotel
Ryan, pronouncing it first class in every re-
spect.
Mr. Frank Hannaford, recently appointed
Indian agent, will be greatly missed from
st. Paul social circles, but he will prove
boon to the elegant society of the first fam
il;or 70, ,,hinh ho ic co wall ada,atod and