St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-05

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Wednesday was a busy day at AIahto-
medi, White Bear. as the First NJ. E. church
gave picnic, including concert and EN-
tertainment at the amphitheater by Miss
Agness Green and the Philharmonic so
ciety of saltwater. The program COM
menced at 2 p. N. and was enjoyed by
about three hundred people. Most of the
picnickers returned at 6 p. IN, but few
who fortunately had beauX (accide ntally)
got left.
A quiet wedding occurred Thursday after
noon at 4 o'clock at the priory of the
cathedral, the contracting parties being
Mr.. George Collins and Miss Lima Minturn,
both young literary people. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Father Danehy in
the presence of the brides parents and a
few intimate friends of the couple. Mr..
and Mrs. Collins left on the o'clock train
for brief trip to several Minnesota cities.
They will make their home in St. Paul.
Mr.. Henry McLachlan has just completed
arrangements to give a fine concert at the
Chateaugay hotel, White Bear, on Wednes-
day evening, July 8. He will be assisted
by Misses Alice and Elsie Shave, Mr.. =. j.
Schaub, Mr.. j. Hienline, Mr.. q. Willrich
and a few members of the celebrated Hes
sian Band, who are at the lake just now.
A grand hop will be held after the concert.
Mr.. w. II. Frisbie. the artist, very sensi-
bly, devoted his holiday yesterday to sketch
ing gems of scenery on the Mississippi
river about Minnehaha creek. He Obtained
some beautiful bits of landscape in this
region so near us, and yet so little known,
although it aboundS in scenic beauties un-
equaled i'm the country.
Miss Ella Richards of Fourteenth street
returned yesterday from delightful visit TO
the charming home of Mrs. Jane Van Etten
and daughters at lie Sueur. During
her visit Miss Richards contributed valuable
aid to several concerts, appearing as pianist
and gaining much praise for her sk1llful
and finished execution.
Among the st. Paul delegates who at
tended the Sunday School convention at
Faribault were Thomas Cochran, Jr., and
Mrs. II. ID. Gates, Miss Randall, Miss
Parker, j. McKibben, Mrs. Duncan, Miss
Kate Campbell, Miss Heath, Miss Palmer,
Miss Lee, Mr.. Thorn and Others.
Mr.. II. B. Ware and Miss Ware of Lin
co In avenue, and Mr.. j. Z. Morehous, Miss
Morehous and Miss May MOrehOus of Day
ton avenue left on Thursday for Mile Laos,
where the ladies will pass the summer in
A very pleasing entertainment was given
Thursday evening at the Gospel Temper
ance union rooms, by Mr.. Schauffler, Miss
Waldt, Prof. Wheaton, Miss Sidden, Mrs.
JoSwich, MIR. Springer, Miss Haas and Miss
FaSott.
Mrs. j. II. Brugh of the Ryan will assist
the choir of the First Baptist church to-
day, and will contribute some exceedingly
fine solos. This talented lady will prove a
valuable acquisition to musical and social
circles.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Haines of Jersey
City are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Morehous of Dayton avenue. They are
enthusiastic in their admiration of the
beauties and thrift of the golden North
west.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ Randall of East
Fifth street have gone to Philadelphia and
Atlantic City to be absent several
weeks. They were accompanied by Miss
Ella Stewart. sister of Mr.. Randall.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred w. Hanson, recently
of Ashland avenue, leave tomorrow for In
dianapolis. Their friends hope that their
absence will prove but visit, and that they
will return to st. Paul in the fall.
The officers of the new Ryan are: J. II.
Brough and G.. NJ. Truman, proprietors;
John L. Ford. chief clerk; A. Keegan,
bookkeeper; w. l.. Hunt, cashier, E. Head,
night clerk.
Tuesday evening a moonlight excursion
under the management OF the First Baptist
church was enjoyed by about two hundred,
who concluded that Minnetonka by moon
light was a novel treat
The children of the Hebrew Mt. ZION
congregation Sunday school spent last Sun
day at Lake Elmo. The little folks with
their parents and friends numbered over
two hundred.
The annual election of the officers of the
Standard club will be held to-day. Mr..
Eugene Mehl. who has long been the ca
terer, has resigned, and his place viii be
filled to-day.
Mrs. NJ. V. Steigers of st. Louis arrived
with her two little daughters at the IAN
chorage.' the delightful Old home of her
father, Mr.. 4. l.. Larpenteur, last WedneS-
day.
Capt. c. ID. Schmidt, wife and daughter.
left on Friday to pass about two months in
visiting Eastern resorts. They are now en-
joyihg the beauties of 0conomowoc lake,
Wis.
Messrs. j. V. Dixon and G. Van Solen
of the St Paul, Minneapolis e Manitoba
railway will shoot a match at twenty black
birds for $50 a side tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hinkel of Union
Park returned on Friday from weeks so
jOurn at Geneva Beach. In one days sport
at fishing they took 210 splendid bass.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Teasdale and their
children of Grove street, returned from st.
Louis last Tuesday. About one-half OF
their trip was made by the river.
Miss Bailey of Massachusetts, after q
visit of several weeks duration to her rela-
tive, Mr.. s. q. Dickinson of the great ba-
Ear, left for her home last week.
\ free exhibition of fireworks was the
chief attraction July 4. from the WabaSha
street hill. Sixty pieces besides small
rockets, ETC., were exploded.
It's a cold day when the Ninth Street
Presbyterian church gets left consequently
they gave a strawberry and ice cream feSti-
val Thursday evening.
The closing exercises of st. Mary's schoo
| took place last Monday afternoon. The
program was very interesting and enjoyed
by large audience.
Among the summer tourists AT the Mer
chants are MI. and Mrs. q. 4. Klupp OF
Chicago and Mr.. +. Z. Bates and mother
of San Diego. Cal.
Miss Bessie Lytle of Somerset street, wht
has recently returned from school, is enter
tanning her friend, Miss Mamie Carey o
Chicago.
II. p. Hedrick and wife of the Grand
Pacific hotel. Moorhead, are visiting friends
at the Windsor, Ell route TO Chicago anC
Omaha.
Mrs. Gen. Sloan and her daughter. Mrs
Capt. Hyre leave tomorrow FOR Detroit
Lake. where they will remain about tw,