St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-12

Modteska. Drama - Mile Rhea;
Shadows of Great City,"
''May Blossom;" Maggie Mitchell; Days
'Night Off," Helen Danvray; Louis Aid
rich in new play. I'm His Power" "Alone
in London" Patti Rosa; Planters Wife,"
Edwin Thorne; Frank Mayo; 1.-The World;"
Geneveive Warde; Clara Morris; Private
Secretary" 1.-The Capital Prizes" Monte
Cristo;" white Slave:" Fanny Daven-
port. Comedy-Annie Pixley; w. j. Sean
lon; Matte Wicker; Tin Soldiers" ''Parlor
Match:" Sol Smith Russell; Roland Reed;
Lolita, Corner Grocery" Robson u Crane;
HanlOn's in ''FantaSma''; Skipped by the
Light of the Moon;" Joe Emmett; Days
Vacation Party; Baker and Farron; Rag
Baby; Joe Murphy; Minnie Madden; 1--WE,
Us d Co.." Denman Thompson; Excelsior
Comedy company; Tony Hart q Co.: Kelly
& Mason's Speciality company. Minstrels-
Murray & Murphy, Thatcher, Primrose g.
West, Barlow d Wilson, McNish, johnson
81 Slavins. cellaneous-Stoddard' lee
lures; ''Clio, a spectacle.
HERE AND THERE.
Among the prominent guests at the Mer-
chants last week were: ID. S. Isgriggs and
wife of Cedar Rapids; j. r. Barrey and
wife, Inkster, d. r.: ]. Morehead,
MllG anu :
A. Sullivan and wife, Indiana; Miss L. E.
Yoemans, Fargo; NJ. Z. Eckhouse and wife
and II. Z. Jones and wife, Anderson, Ind;
ii. Green and wife and j. III. Spiker and
wife, Piqua, O.; T. c. Power, Helena: Dr..
w. NJ. Smith and wife, Atkinson, Wis. !;
Alfred Myers and wife, Montana.
A party of young ladies and gentlemen,
guests of Company c, at White Bear lake,
last Thursday, enjoyed the evening dancing
on the steamer Dispatch. Among those
who participated were the Misses Bartlett,
Misses Bagley, Turnbull, Jennings, Bohrer,
MeSsrs. Eckart, Bagley, BOulard, Richard
son, Nelson, Hull, McNeal, Patterson,
Harrison, Spear and Mcdonald. The party
were chaperoned by Mrs. Spear.
W. E. Jermain, manager of the Western
Union telegraph Office at Livingston, Mont,
who has for the past month been visiting
his old home at Adrian, Mich, has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Cooper for
few days. He left for Livingston to-day.
Report says that there is an attraction at
Adrian that in the near future will be trans
ferred to Mr.. Jermain's Northwestern
home.
Last Wednesday evening about twenty
couples assembled at the residence of the
parents of Miss Ella Brown on Robert
street. to assist at her wedding with Mr.. ii.
Weiss. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Dr. Wechsler at $50, the bride APP
pearing in elegant costume. An elaborate
supper followed, and by the night train the
happy couple departed on their bridal tour.
The following party, chaperoned by Mrs.
Gardner Moore, attended the hop at Hotel
Lafayette on Tuesday evening: Misses Far
rington, Gilman. Stone. Babcock, Brisbine.
and Messrs. Fulton, w. c. harrington, w.
c. Reed, A. S. Brisbine, Morrison and j. J.
Brisbine.
Next month Miss Emma Graham, the
sweet singer, daughter of Judge Graham of
Red Wing, is to be married to Mr.. Edward
White, an estimable young man connected
with the army headquarters. Both are en-
titled to heartieSt congratulations.
lone by one the roses fall" and now
Mr.. Will Magraw is about to be welded to
charming young lady of Chicago. a pretty,
vivacious petite blonde. She is to be con-
graduated, and presume he is, as he has
great taste and discrimination.
The following have recently moved into
their new and elegant residences at Union
Park: Messrs. Marion c. Workman, Earle
Z. Twiss, Maj. Hall, w. A. Chandler. HUI
bert NJ. Crosby, Orlando Rowley and w.
+. Sibley.
Mrs. Z. Danagh and her sixteen-year-old
son, Edward, who recently graduated from
the commercial course at Notre Dame uni
yersity, South Bend, Ind, has returned
from visit TO gainesville, o.
Mr.. c. o. Rice of Holly avenue left Fri
Il f. - u
accompanied to Detroit by his sister, who
Will await his return and make the home
journey by the great lakes.
AT the Ryan is pleasant tourist party
consisting of Mr.. J. ID. z. Francis. Mrs. j..
B. Francis, Mrs. w. G. Boyd and Misses
Belle Rowland, Matte Thompson, Mollie
Francis and Emma Boyd.
The Alert Bicycle club wheeled out TO
the Union Park concert Thursday evening.
The husky lads made the run, via Midway,
in about twenty minutes from the top of
st. Anthony hill.
Mr.. Gus f. Golfers, superintendent of the
money order division of the st. Paul post
Office, has returned from Mankato. where
he had been visiting his sisters and host
Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John VI. Emerson. formerly
of st. Paul, now of Detroit. Mich. are
guests at the Windsor They pine for
their old home, which they find so greatly
| improved.
During the winter months it is proposed
to give series of hops and musicales at the
| Ryan. thus giving the permanent guests
opportunity to entertain their friends.
Mr.. w. ID. Fargo and family, recently OF
Anamosa, Ia, have purchased the resi-
dence of Mr.. John Hinkel at Merriam Park
and will take possession this week.
Mr.. o. L. Taylor. who was recently mar
ried to Miss West of Edmundsville, H..
has returned with his bride and will be al
home at No. 165 Pleasant avenue.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Goulden of Toledo is visiting
her brother, Mr.. Maurice Lyons of Tenth
street. MIR. John O'Farrell of Toledo is a
guest of the same gentleman.
The Plymouth church Sunday school will
| give basket picnic to Lake Park. Mime.
tonka, OH Thursday next, leaving the
union depot at $50 a. IN.
Miss Anna E. Sullivan of Ohio street.
West side, leaves this week for the East by
the way of the great lakes and will visit
friends in the large cities.
The ladies' society of the First Baptist
! church gives picnic to the DalleS of the St
Croix on next Thursday, leaving the Union
depot at 1918 a. M.
Mrs. NJ. A. Warts of Niagara. Oak, who
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
E. Michigan of Temperance street, has re
turned to her home.
Capt. and Mrs. Harvey II. Gardner OF
| Post Siding celebrated the twenty-ffth an.
niversary of their wedding in a quiet man
ner last Friday.
Mr.. E. j. Gallien, general bookkeeper Of
| the Germania bank, has resigned his posi-