St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-23


plump grace and elasticity and complex
ion of unrivalled tinting, and through the
clearest of eyes, whether blue, violet or
brown. looks out the pure white soul of the
Northwestern lady.
SOCIAL EVENTS.
Perhaps at the head of the social events
of the week was the reception and musi-
Gale of the Beethoven club, at the residence
of DIR. c. H. Hunter, corner North street
and Second avenue south, on "Wednesday
evening. The audience was large and
cultured and the program rendered was
high up in music. Prof. T. W. Merriam
had charge of the performances, which
We're given by Miss Mary c. Mitchell, Miss
Alma y. johnson. Miss Lulu Camp, Miss
Gertrude Rich and Mr.. Burt Rose. The
vocal portion was given by Mrs. Lyman T.
Brown and Prof. 4. w. Porter. and was
especially effective. The evening ended
all too early, though prolonged by refresh
ments and conversation after the music
ended.
The Nicollet club is preparing for a swell
reception on the evening of Oct. 4. Samuel
Hill. c. McC. Reeve and Charles +. Sidle
are the committee of arrangements and over
LOCO invitations will be issued. When the
Nicollet club undertakes anything it does it
recherche in the extreme.
The ladies of the Taylor Street NJ. f.
church gave a lawn social on Wednesday
eyeningat the house of j. Il. Rutherford,
Taylor street and Twenty-iifth avenue
north. The lawn was brilliantly illumi-
mated, and with sports and refreshments the
evening was pleasant one.
The CaledOnian club gave one OF its
enthusiastically interesting entertainments
on Tuesday evening, the performers being
Misses Reno and Clerihew. Mrs. W. Ii.
Cooper. Miss Paige, DIR. Campbell, b. Bev-
eridge and Prof. u. +. Hall.
The young ladies of Holy Trinity church
gave a melon. peach and corn roast on the
rectOry grounds on Friday evening. \ large
party attended, but the extremely cool
weather interfeTed somewhat with the en-
joyment.
Miss Carrie Slagle. SO7 Plymouth avenue.
a bright little social flower OF the North end.
celebrated her ninth birthday on Monday
afternoon with delightful party given to
about thirty little friends
Mrs. F. Carlson. 1915 Willow street. cell
ebrate0 her esd birthday on Wednesday by
a pleasant party 10 her friends. The latter
came in phantom style, peTpetrating Il
clever surprise.
The Order of the Eastern Star was en-
tertained at a lawn social on Friday even
ing by Mrs. Gray. corner Seventeenth ave
nue. and Twenty-third street.
\ social was given at Pilgrim church.
Lyndale and Fourteenth street, on Friday
evening, which brought oct the bellies and
beauX of the North side.
Gen. W. T. Sherman breakfaSted at the
West on Friday morning. and was given an
mpromptu reception before he departed for
MinnetOnka.
Misses Madge Hopkins and Mary Cooley
took party of friends TO MinnetOnka on
Friday evening for a moonlight ride on the
water.
Wednesday evening the ladies of the
Thirteenth Avenue NJ. L. church celebrated
IFS third anniversary by free supper.
Mrs. Chapman, Lyndale avenue, gave
party on Monday in honor of her guest,
Miss Katie Simmons of Anoka-
Mrs. II. w. Wagner, 81 Seventh street
south. entertained a party of friends on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. 4. Kilbourne. $50 Fourteenth street
south, dined a score of friends on WedneS-
day evening.
Mrs. Snyder. No S2S First avenue south, |
entertained dozen friends at tea on Thurs
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Case gave a birthday
party on Tuesday evening at 1921 Hennepin
avenue.
The members of the Minneapolis Order of !
ElkS will have a social reunion this even
ing.
Mrs. Capt c. p. Snyder entertained her
friends at tea on Monday evening.
Mrs. T. J. Conney entertained a church !
social on Wednesday evening.
MATTERS MATRIMONIAL.
There was something Of a boom in the |
matrimonial market last week. and the sew
eTal swell weddings announced by the |
GLOBE came of in due season and with at |
tendant style. Afternoon weddings seemed /
most popular, and several pairs Of eXpectant |
pOSSeSSOTS of welded bliss chose that time. |
This, however, was done more with regard /
TO the departure of convenient trains than 4
for love Of style or season. though il is gen /
orally conceded that daylight weddings by !
gaSlight are certainly the popular thing. The /
list was not at all depleted By last weeks /
events. and those in position 10 know say 4
the weddings will now come thick and fast 4
until the middle of October. There is one ,
especially that il attracting attention, and 4
in which young army officer will carry /
OFF an East side belle.
The leading hymeneal event of the week /
occurred just before o'clock on Wednes- /
day evening ut the residence of Mrs. /. /
Cowles at 20 Ninth street south; the bride 1
being her daughter, Miss Helen Cowles. |
The groom was Z. 5. HayfOrd. and the 1
ceremony was performed by DR.. Il. G. /
Hutchins. The bride was attired in cream /
satin. with natural flowers. and looked her /
brightest at the cTowning moment of her 4
life. Mr.. and Mrs. HayfOrd went TO Chi /
cagO and other Eastern points and at the /
end of the week will be at home at their /
new residence, No. 627 Eighth avenue /
south.
Another delightful afternoon wedding /
took place on Tuesday. at about the same /
hour, the principals being Charles l.. Will /
Jams and Mrs. Ella 1. Young. The cere- /
mony took place NJ the home Of the bride No. /
S3 North Twelfth street and was conducted 4
by Dr. Walden of 81. Pau's church. The 1
bridal party went 10 spend brief honey /
moon at AIinnetOnka. Mr.. Williams is /
well-knawn Is the junior partner Of NiXen /
* Williams, and is leading member of /
Company l.
J. Fred CheeSebrO of the Mercantile !
agency stole softly down to 0watOnna |
few days ago and married Miss Maggie /
Grant, bringing her home to Minneapolis.
PERSONAL POINTS.
Mrs. II. =. Libby and Miss May Libby. /
Hastings, Mimi. and Mrs. E. E. Brown. /
Waiercure. Pa. are the guests of Mrs. W. 1
p. Burnett. 14O9 Chicago avenue.
Misses Mary and Nellie COrSer. daughters
of E. 5. COrser. have returned from the |
East. Miss Nellie will attend Vassar col .