St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-26

Dlause. some of the participants winning
several encOreS.
The Junior Pioneers mustered their miss
ing quorum on Tuesday evening and sue
ceeded in holding very interesting meet
ing. Judge Wood and Maj. Newson dellv,
cred interesting addresses. Hon. Earl
Goodrich will address the association on
May {. A lecture on Territorial Mime
sofa from the Rev. e. d. Neill is among the
promised attractions of an early meeting.
The wedding ceremony which united III
the bonds Of matrinOny Mr.. Andrew Mark,
of Mark Bros, and Miss Pauline Leue, the
daughter of Mr.. Gustaye Leue, one OF the
pioneer German editors of this city, oc-
CURED Wednesday. The event was fol-
lowed by reception at the residence OF the
brides father on Exchange street.
On Thursday evening was given the last
of the chamber concerts at the First NJ. II.
church. 1t was fully equal to those which
have preceded it and attracted an audience
rather larger than the previous ones. MISS
Geist and Profs. Titcomb and Stoeving per-
formed in their usual finished manner and
were greeted with deserved applause.
Gen. Sibley and a number of old soldiers
of equal distinction addressed the meeting
of Acker post, G. A. r., on Thursday even
ing. Garfield post was present by invita-
ton. A number of old soldiers, including
several of the speakers. were admitted to
membership. Gov. Marshall, A. r. McGil,
State Auditor Braden, J. j. McCardy, Rev.
CLAW McCauley and others delivered adj
dresses
A dress drill, followed by hop, was
given at the armOry on Thursday evening
by Company ID, Capt. Bean commanding.
The drill was witnessed by a crowd of spec
tatOTs, who expressed great pleasure at the
efficiency of the command. The dancing
included six numbers. A supper followed.
The dancing and skating party at the
Summit Avenue rink on Tuesday evening
was largely attended and was great sue
cess. Skating was continued until 10
o'clock, when dancing was inaugurated and
continued till a. H. Prof. Evans was
master OF ceremonies.
Mrs. Fish, West side. on Wednesday
evening entertained the committee on az
engagements for the approaching social OF
the young people of Clinton Avenue NJ. L.
church.
Alpha NJ Of Chi Psi entertained its nu-
merous friends on Wednesday evening at
the Chapter house on University avenue,
opposite the university.
Capital Council, Northwestern Legion of
Honor, conferred the degree Of the Legion
Of Honor upon number Of candidates at
Thursdays meeting.
The announcement of the engagement of
Miss Louise Smythe Of this city to Lieut..
Glenn Of sFort Smelling was made during
the week.
The meeting of Enterprise lodge, No. 16,
md nr,Io of
CURED last evening at No. $50 East Seventh
street.
On Friday evening Mrs. Gen. Breck of
Fort Smelling gave party in honor Of Miss
Robinson Of New York, who is her guest.
Mr.. F. Fleckenstein was pleasantly sur
prised on Monday evening by number OF
friends at his residence on East Ninth street
An enjoyable candy pull and social was
given at the residence of r. NJ. Lawton of
Winifred street on Tuesday evening.
The promised lecture by Edward Fales
on the Life Beautiful was delivered on
Monday evening at Liedertafel hail.
A musical entertainment of high order
Of merit was given at the Jackson street NJ.
E. church on Thursday evening.
A very pleasant progressive euchre party
was held at the residence of Mrs. Judge
Young on Monday evening.
Mrs. Judge Flandrau entertained small
party of friends on Tuesday evening at a
supper party.
Mrs. William Spencer of Irvine park en-
tertained the Upper Town Whist club on
Thursday evening.
The Bavarians of st. Paul have organized
a society under the name of the Bayerischer
Volksverein.
The st. Paul Bicycle club held meeting
at the Merchants on Friday evening.
On Monday evening occurred the Old
Settlers ball on the West side
FUTURE EVENTS.
On Thursday evening next the Swedish
society Vega will give party and ball in
Pfeifer's hall.
Prof. Kleists dancing classes will give
their second grand ball at Liedertafel hall
on Friday, May 1.
The young people of Clinton Avenue
| church will repeat their social at the West
side gymnasium on Tuesday.
The Northwestern Chi Psi association
will hold its annual reunion in the halls of
Alpha M of Chi Psi on May TO-
The meeting of the Lower Town Whist
| last, will be held during the week.
The semi-annual dancing party of the
Dayton Bluff Athletic club will take place
| in Blasing's hall on Wednesday evening,
April 30.
Fifteen new candidates will receive the
| degree of the Legion of Honor next Thurs
| day at the meeting, corner of Third and
Wabasha streets.
Miss Gilman and Mr.. Lucius p Ordway
will be married on Wednesday next. The
| ceremony will he followed by large recep-
| ton at the residence of the brides parents
| in the evening.
| The siXty-siXth anniversary of Odd Eel
| lowship in America will be celebrated to-
morrow evening by Excelsior lodge No. 90.
| l. o. o. F.,by social hop at Odd Fellows
hail.
All Odd Fellows in the city are invited to
meet this morning at 10 a. IN. at Odd Eel
lows hall to attend the services at Jackson
street NJ. +. church, on which occasion Rev.
Bro Forbes will deliver an address in COM
memoration of the foundation of Odd Eel
lowship in America.
The West side has grand MAY party in
prospect, to be given at the gymnasium at
| an early date. A variety of entertainments
will fill up the evening. The first hour will
| be devoted to athletic exhibitions the
second to elOeutionary exercises. and the re-
majnder of the evening to dancing. 4
supper will be served in connection with the
AGAR.
The bird eantata and concert 10 be given
| Mt the Woodland Park Baptist church. cor
uer of Selhy avenue and Arundel street on
Friday evening. May 1. is to be the musical
event of the season. The bird cantata con-
sists of queen. lark. nightingale. blue
birds. robins. wrenS. canaries, snow birds
aud . finely-drilled chorus of twenty-five of
| nm. hest voices. The proceeds derived
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