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

cOnlmlIuee on entertainment I'VE laultS anu
two gentlemen were chosen, as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. n. Shepherd, Mr.. G. Nj.
Ferguson, Mrs. George M. Goodwin. Misses
Mitchell and Simpson and Mrs. George Y.
Russell.
J. X. Dow, clerk in the railway mail
service, and Miss Lydia Goodrich, a popular
public school teacher, were married We'd
nesday evening at the residence of the
brides parents just beyond the city limits.
Rev. c. W. Merrill welded their lives in
the presence of only few invited guests.
The future dwelling place of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dow will be at the corner of Irving street
and Twentieth avenue north.
The Western avenue people have formed
progressive euchre club, which held its
first meeting on Wednesday evening at the
residence of Mr.. A. p. Williams. The fas-
cinating game was INDUCED in until 1880.
when refreshments were served. The win
ners of the head prizes were Mrs. Will Pot
ter and Mr.. Clark; of the foot prizes, Mrs.
A. L. Ankeny and Mr.. Hugh Burns.
Invitations are out announcing the mar
rage of Miss Ella Smith to j. 81. Thomp-
son at st. Marks church, on Monday,
Nov. 16, at 5 o'clock. A reception Will
follow at the residence, $50 Hennepin ave-
nue., after which Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson
will take their departure on the s o'clock
train for tour of the East.
On Wednesday evening at II o'clock, at
the residence of the brides parents, 920
Chicago avenue, Miss Grace F. Ovitt was
united in marriage to Stephen O. Arnold,
Rev. George Galpin officiating. A few in
innate friends of both parties were present.
At noon the young couple left for their flu
ture residence in Waukesha.
The Gounod club has elected the follow
ing officers: President, Gen. W. D. Wash
burn; first vice president, Weed Munro;
second vice president, Walter r. Morrison;
secretary, John r. Van Derlip; treasurer,
E. H. Moulton. The opening concert of
the season is to be given Tuesday evening,
Nov. "a, at the West hotel.
The Operative Millers' association danced
at Malcolm hall on Wednesday evening.
The committee in charge consisted of A. d.
Scott, F. A. George and G. E. Pease, and
the floor committee was made up OF George
Davidson Clint Mcdaniel and S. B. Wash
burn. Nearly 200 danced to the music of
the DAM orchestra.
W. E. Duhuke and Miss E. Duhuke on
Wednesday evening entertained musical
party at 1928 Chicago avenue. Miss Gertie
Crockett gave recitatiOnS and instrumental
numbers were contributed by Misses Lou
Boehme, Cora Cook, Ida SchultZe, Marie
Gluck and others.
Dr. James Fl. Dunn of this city is to wed
Miss Agnes Macdonald, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. L.MacDonald of Shakopee, Nov.
10, in st. Mary's church of that city. DR..
and Mrs. Dunn will be at home after Dec.
l at 1886 Chicago avenue.
The New York association had an enjoy
able reunion at CurtiSs hall on Wednesday.
A short program was given, participated in
by Col Fairman, Mrs. NJ. A. Paulson and
DR.. D. Ii. Pratt, after which a general
dance was enjoyed.
Miss Emma Lachmund, the Burlington
pianist, who has frequently contributed to
the success of Minneapolis concerts, will
be married to Emil Schmid on Thanksgiv-
ing. They will reside 337 Fifteenth street
south.
The Harmonic Dramatic society appro
priately observed Tuesday, the Schiller an
niversary, by giving the first act of each of
his two great plays, "Wilhelm Tell" and
''Mary Stuart"
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Noddin have sent out
invitations for the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Emma l.. Noddin, to Holden r.
Warner, at St. Marks church, Wednesday
evening, Nov. IS.
Mrs. W. B. Jackson, 43 Eleventh street.
gave her children delightful party on Fri
day afternoon. Forty little ones assembled
to enjoy the dancing and supper.
Albert Dockstader and Miss Mary A.
O'Leary were married on Wednesday morn
i,,rrh rvE o{h TaH al a1v af@ In @f
the Immaculate Conception.
The Third Universalist church fair,
which lasted from Sunday until Thursday
at the Church of the Redeemer, was highly
successful in every way.
Capt Joseph Hallery, 1911 Lyndale
avenue north, entertained social meeting
of the members of St. Andrews Episcopal
church on Wednesday.
The Highland Park Chautauqua circle
met last evening with Miss Louise March,
corner Twelfth street and TWenty-second
avenue north.
DR.. L. W. Hall, II Highland avenue. en-
tertained the Oak Lake Chautauqua circle
on Monday evening. Bryant memorial day
was observed.
Mrs. A. II. Goshen entertained the Hen
nepin Avenue Chautauqua circle ON Mon
day evening and an enjoyable program was
rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fl. Joy were the host
and hostess at a delightful party Of thirty
on Thursday evening at 1901 Lyndale ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Kennedy, 2414 Park
avenue, entertained progressive euchre
party of thirty on Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. johnson, GIG Six
teenth street south, entertained dancing
party of fifty on Wednesday evening.
The social Bible class of the First Baptist
church gave an enjoyable literary and mu-
steal social on Wednesday evening.
The wedding of S. O. Arnold and Miss
Grace F. Ovitt occurred Wednesday after
noon at 900 Chicago avenue.
Mrs. Charles S. Gold. 2001 Stevens ave-
nue., had progressive euchre party of four
tables on Thursday evening.
East side Masons are preparing for the
first of series of winter entertainments, to
be given next Tuesday.
The "E. o. W. S. & CO. was entertained
on Thursday evening by the Misses Perry,
1910 Franklin avenue.
Mrs. H. Chute, 16 Fourth street south
east, entertained dancing party ON
Wednesday evening.
The Fireside club was entertained on
Wednesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
McDougal.
PERSONAL POINTS.
Charles L. Rood. formerly one of lief
felfinger's irresistlbles," has located at
Ravenna, O., where he is the proprietor of
an establishment which a local paper pro-
nounces to be 1.-The finest boot and shoe
store in that city,"
Miss Belle W. McCabe of Wheeling, W.
Va, who has been spending the Indian
summer as the guest of Mrs. II. T. Black,
SO19 First avenue south, will return home
this week.