St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-15

were Dr., Mrs. and the Misses Murphy,
| John A. Berkey and wife. Lane h. Stone
and wife. Mrs. P. NJ. HannafOrd, Mrs. and
Miss Waarlay. Mrs. Murphy, E. d. Cum
ings and wife, BAIL Armstrong and wife,
Mrs. Murphy Messrs. Williams, Gust, Nc
Nette and Morton. Everybody had very
enjoyable time and danced until a. IN.
The house of G.. D. Robertson, 223 Pearl
street was the scene of quiet vet very
pleasant wedding on Tuesday last. the oc-
caSion being the marriage Of his eldest
daughter. Grace, to E. d. South. pros
porous merchant ofsBlue Earth City. The
ceremony was performed at three
o'clock in the afternoon by Rev. j. w.
Powell of Blue Earth City, who was in
vited to ST. Paul especially to perform this
important service. The bride was the re-
cipient Of many beautiful presents. Ele-
CANT refreshments were served, after which
the happy couple took the 6:10 evening
train for Mankgto and Blue Earth.
st. Paul Camp No. l, Sons of Veterans
drum corps, consisting of sixteen, has been
organized. The camp gives social party
on Wednesday evening, Nov. %, at their
hall in the Drake block. for their benefit.
Once the features OF the evening will be
the grand march, to be lead by the entire
drum corps in full uniform. The many
friends of the camp and citizens in general
should give the boys rouSing benefit. The
Womans Relief corps of Garfield and
Acker post post will furnish the supper on
this evening. which is a sufficient guarantee
of that part of the program.
The following ladies and gentlemen are
guests at the Merchants: John Newly and
wife. Ellsworth, Wis; Mrs. George Ross,
Arvilla. Oak; Fl. c. Lowell and wife, Bill
ings, Mont; D. Flynn and wife, LitchfeId;
Il. c. Mitchell and wife, Duluth; C. B.
Hall and wife. Arvilla, Mont; S. c. Dali
rymple and wife. CasSeltOn, Oak; Henry
E. Williamson and wife, Mississippi; S. H.
Tmgley and wife. Providence. +. l.; d.
Humbird and wife, Hudson, Wis; j. w.
Moron and wife, Fargo; E. W. Stone and
wife, U. S. A.
Mr.. George McGann, who has held the re-
sponsible position of chief operator in the
Western Union Office. this city, for the
past three years, has resigned to accept a
more lucrative one with the Missouri Gas
Generating company. of which he is the
president. Mr.. Mccain left the city yes
terday for st. Louis. where his office will
be located. His many friends and acquaint-
ances wish him success in his new de-
parture.
Mr. Henry McLachlan has completed ar
rangements to give Rossini's ''Stabat
Mater" in st. Mary's church on Sunday
evening. Nov. 20, in magnificent style. He
will have fine chorus of fifty selected
voices, Seibert's full orchestra, organ and
piano accompaniment. Mr.. Tom Earl OF
the Boston Ideal Opera company will sing
the tenor role. Those who have not heard
him sing the famous 'Cujus Amman"
should not miss this fine opportunity. Mr..
McLachlan will direct the performance.
The Alpha and Omega Progressive
Euchre club had delightful meeting last
week at the residence of Mrs. Curtis of
Dayton avenue. Rather funny incident
connected with the game that Mrs DR..
Stone of Summit avenue, in the absence of
sufficient gentlemen, was obliged to act as
a male partner and drew the head gentle
mans prize, an elegant smoking set. The
doctor will undoubtedly enjoy it hugely.
1t should be remembered that there are
about fifty excellent and hungry young
orphans at this new Protestant orphan asy-
lum, and that they all love turkey very
much. Thanksgiving is at hand. and it is
hoped that kind-hearted people will think
about this and send poultry, apples, ETC..
for the family expenses are increased and
donations are thankfully received.
At the residence of Mr.. Andrews, 622
First avenue south, Minneapolis, ON Oct.
81, by the Rev. T. B. Wells, Mrs. Jessie l..
Brewer of st. Paul, was married to j. o.
Remmey of Baltimore Md. Mrs. Brewer
was a well-known st. Paul society lady,
and her presence will be greatly missed by
her numerous friends and acquaintance.
The Once-a-Week Dancing club Ger
MANI will have its initial hop on Wednes-
day evening next, at the Athenaum. The
club now has membership of eighty-five
and the indications are that this series of
dances 1.-THE siXth) will be the most success
full Of any. Parties will be held during the
season at intervals of one week.
Mr.. Milton Andrews, prominent bust
ness man of Syracuse, N. Y, nephew of
Bishop Andrews and graduate of Gaze
novia seminary, is stopping in this city to
receive the benefit of our Minnesota air.
His headquarters are at the Hotel Ryan.
Last Thursday evening Mr.. Pietro Ra-
macbeth of Wabasha street gavea very fine
dinner to number of his friends, among
bis guests being some of the most prom-
nent gentlemen of the city. The dinner
w do OuC VI lllC ulOol ClelOO1eltC SfCl SCI fCo
in St. Paul.
Mr. Frank Upham, Of the firm of Up
ham Bros, and Mrs. Alexandria Murray
were united in marriage by the Rev. R. F.
Sample at Minneapolis in the presence OF a
number of friends, Oh Thursday evening
last.
J. 81. Gates, chief clerk of the American
Express company here, was the recipient of
1 handsome diamond ring at the hands of
MS friends on Thursday evening in their
office. corner of Jackson and Fourth streets.
There will be full choral rehearsal of
ROssiui's Stabat Mater next Tuesday even
ng in Mr.. Whitneys music rooms at s !
clock. All members of the chorus should |
De in attendance if possible.
Miss Mamie Drake entertained the for |
eign correspondence committee of the First |
Baptist church Friday evening, when the |
members presented their missionaries with |
handsome presents.
Next Wednesday morning Mr.. Neal c. |
Murray, son of Hon. W. P. Murray, will be |
married to Miss Lucy Alexander at Devils |
Lake. Oak. His mother and sister Will at
end the wedding. (
Mr.. Ben Barr of St. Louis is the guest
d Iur. VI. w. hayes, Jr., OF FleaSanG ave-
Tue. Next Wednesday a dinner and card |
party will be given in his honor at Hotel |
Ryan.
Mrs. F. NJ. Finch has gone to New York
o spend the holidays, after which she will
,e joined by her husband and will make
our of some of the larger Eastern cities
The ladies of Merriam Park will probably
Don report the delightful exhibition of Mrs.
arley's wax works given so successfully
here a short time since.
Count Bozenta Chlapowski, his wife
Helena Modjeska, Miss Felicia Bendi,
maid and page, occupy suite of five fine
partments at the Ryan.
Miss Bassford of Iglehart street enter
ainod n hn11t thirty of her unI1nr lady friends