St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-18
SOCIAL AND MUSICAL.

a very c0ngenlal gathering OF musical
people was that which assembled last even
ing at st. Marks church, on Sixth street, to
hear an organ recital by Prof. E. M. Bow
man of st. Louis, an organist Of wide repu-
tatiOn. He was assisted by ahe choir of the
church, and by the male quartet, which
sang last week at Dyer Brothers, the vocal
music agreeably diversifying the program.
Prof. Bowman gave several numbers, add
ing the William Tell overture, by request
and proved himself thorough master of
the instrument.
On Monday afternoon William Lowe, the
popular fireman at Chemical Engine House
No. 1, and Miss Amelia Dunn, were mar
ried by Rev. A. r. Groves, at the residence
of the bride, 1882 First avenue south, in the
presence of large gathering of friends and
relatives.
A meeting of delegates from the various
Chautauqua circles of this city was held last
evening at the Y. NJ G. A. parlors, and
arrangements begun for general social to
be held in the near future.
The old folks concert at Westminster
church this evening will be given to large
audience, and promises to be an enjoyable
entertainment.
Charles H. Hood of the Manden Roller
Mill company and Miss Marguerite L.
Hopkins of this city will be married at St.
PauPs church at noon to-day.
G. E. Cullen and Miss Julia Kennedy
were married yesterday morning by Father
McGolrick, at the church of the Immaculate
Conception. ..r
The proceeds of the current Hebrew fair
at Harmonic hall is to lay foundation
for the purchase of lot for a new syn
agogue.
Tomorrow evening the reception by Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Lowry will be given, and
elite society is expecting leading event. u
The East Side Masons last night gave a
large party, the first of the series to be con-
Quoted throughout the winter.
On Monday evening Col. Fairman enter
tanned Prot. Bowman and wife of ST. Louis,
with few musical friends.
The ladies of the Central Baptist church
gave largely attended social and musical
entertainment last evening.
Anir The Good Sisterhood,
The tenth annual meeting of the sister,
hood of Bethany was held yesterday after
noon at the Friends church. The several
reports had already been presented and this
meeting took the form of praise gathering
the good sisters rejoicing at the beneficient
work of a year. Mrs. G. o. Van Cleve,
the venerable and yet indefatigable presi-
dent, presented her annual report, which
was review of the year. In very feeling
language. sometimes growing emotional.
she detailed the work done and voiced he1
hopes for the future. The condition of the
treasury, the donation of the new home by
Hon. II. F. Brown, and the situation at the
present home in North Minneapolis were
all fully set forth. Mrs. Walker, secretary,
and Mrs. Mendenhall, treasurer, were COM
plimented in their work, the thoroughness
of which was apparent in their reports,
Other reports were made, summing up the
work presented already. from time to time,
in the monthly report. the officers for the
ensuing year are as follows:
Mrs. G. o. Van Cleve, president; Mrs E. N,
Overlook, vice president; Mrs. T. B. Walker,
secretary; Mrs. A. G. Mendenhall, treasurer.
All of those officers were unanimously re.
elected.