St. Paul daily globe., 1885-12-27

merry CHTlSUindStlue, Nv l1dbbic anu coii-
| ME Hiscock, aged s and 4. The children
! received an encore. Mrs. Hall gave char
acter piece, 1.-The New Organ, or the Old
Maids Lament" which was rendered finely.
The pastor, superintendent and other Off
GERS of the school were remembered with
valuable gifts. The children then had re-
| fresbments in the Sunday school parlors.
! Among the pleasant Christmas parties
was one at the residence of John Clark, No.
9 Fifteenth street north. About forty
| friends and relatives were present, and an
exceedingly pleasant time was spent, pro-
gressive euchre being indulged in the even
| ing. With wholesome hostess. who un-
derstood the art of entertaining, the even
ing was pronounced by those present the
most enjoyable they ever had.
A wedding, unexpected by many, oc-
CURED Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
residence of II. l.. Cox 1880 Stevens ave-
nue.. in the marriage of W. D. Van Duzee,
first assistant city engineer, and Miss Gar
diner. the well-known public school teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Duzee have taken a
short tour South, after which they will be
''at home'' at the residence of Mr.. Cox.
Society was '.paralyzed'' last week, to
use the slang expression, at the announce
many weeks back. They were those of
Fred W. Eastman and Miss Nettie Hale,
and Isaac Hodgson, Jr., and Miss Lou
Gardner. The latter are now in Chicago,
and the former in New York. Both will
be home shortly.
The Apollo club, select Hebrew organ
iZation, has elected the following officers:
President. Max Segelbaum; vice president,
d Pocanfa1H. fJoa
tary, S. Meyer; board of trustees, L.
Michaels, S. Rothschild, George G. Jacoby,
S. Franklin, /. BuXbaum; amusement
committee E. Bensinger, l. Fischel, E.
Abrams.
The junior department of the Y NJ. G.
A. gave literary entertainment at the CEN
tral rooms Wednesday evening. consisting
of reading by Cyrus Foss, Jr., j. W. Coch-
ran, Jr., song and guitar accompaniment;
reading by Secretary John II. Elliot. and
several other parts. The attendance was
about fifty.
Miss Kate D. Whitaker of this city and
Frank st. Annis of Usage, Ia, were mar
ried on Tuesday at 70 o'clock at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Bennett, No. III Island avenue, by
the Rev. S. G. Smith. Only the immediate
relatives and friends of the bride were pres
ent.
Miss Eva P. Freeman, daughter of Mr..
Il. u. Freeman, was married Thursday
evening to Willard j. Field of GAINESVILLE,
WIS. The ceremony was performed at the
residence of the brides parents No. 1876
Highland avenue. Mr.. Field and wife
departed for their new home in Janesville.
A leading double event of the week was
the reception and dancing party ON Tues
day and Wednesday evenings by Mr.. and
Mrs. e. A. Merrill, 1400 Nicollet avenue.
Two hundred guests were present at each
occasion. Danz furnished the music and
Dorner the refreshments.
About fifty of the friends of Mr. and Mrs.
w. A. Broom surprised them at their resi-
dence, corner of NicOlett and Thirty-secOnd
street, Tuesday evening, the occasion being
the fifth anniversary of their marriage. AL
though wooden wedding. many of the
presents were very valuable.
A party composed of Messrs. r. G. Evans.
Robert Kalkhoff. Judge NJ. B. Koon, E. j.
Davenport, E. A. Merrill. George B. Kirk
bride, Arthur NJ. Keith, with their wives.
and Manager G. W. Shepherd. was enter
tanned at 5 o'clock dinner at the West
hotel OH Christmas evening.
DIR. r. l.. Thurston, the popular Syndi
cate block physician. stole march on his
friends. On Christmas he hied away to
Chicago, where Rev. G. o. Barring united
him in marriage with Miss NJ. W. Tentlow
of Boston. He will bring his bride to Min
neapolis early this week
On Friday evening at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. /. l.. Moore, corner of Park ave-
4 l.. IL
marriage of Miss Alice De Graft, sister of
Mrs. Moore, to Mr.. A. d. Oyer of the Chi
cage 81 Northwestern railway, Rev. Mr..
Patterson officiating.
On Wednesday evening at the residence
of MIR. and Mrs. J. NJ Morse. No. 1928 Fort
avenue, occurred the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Clara Belle Morse, to Frank
w. Glow. About twenty-five guests. be-
sides the relatives of the young people.
were present
Mr.. and Mrs. I. W. Scott celebrated the
fifteenth anniversary of their wedding last
Wednesday, Dec %. About thirty guests
were present and the array of presents were
numerous aud costly.
Mr.. DOrilus Morrison, the venerable mill
ionaire, gave very swell dinner party last
evening at O'Clock in honor of his 62d
birthday His health was drank with
hearty viva.
Among the entertainers at Christmas
dinners were the following: Mrs. w. T.
Mcmillan, 1717 Third avenue south: Mr..
and Mrs. E. j. Davenport. Oak Grove
street
Mrs. A. G. Stoneman entertained pro-
gressve euchre party of twenty couples on
Tuesday evening at her home. No. 513
Ninth avenue southeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Todd entertained
about thirty-six invited guests Wednesday
evening at their residence, No. 504 Fourth
street southeast.
Next Tuesday evening the members of
the ST. Anthony club will give their annual
holiday dance in their club room hall on
the East side.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Burwell at Mime
tonka Mills entertained about thirty Mime
apolis friends Friday evening in a Christ
mas jubilee.
An interesting free literary and musical
entertainment was given on Wednesday
evening by the students of Curtiss CONNER
cial college.
Bishop G. d. Foss and family had for
guests at their Christmas dinner the family
OF DR.. +. j. Wagner of Franklin Avenue
church.
P. B. Christian, $50 Sixth avenue south.
entertained the guild of st. Andrews Epis-
copal church on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. L. p. Mitchell entertained a few
friends for tea Wednesday evening at her
house, No. SIS Fourth avenue south.
A few guests were entertained Wednes-
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs j. Crage at
their home, 80 Eastman avenue.
Miss Alice Redield, 1917 Psrtland ave-
nue., gave pleasant birthday party on
Thursday evening.
Miss Halan INLittnl-o,.