St. Paul daily globe., 1885-05-31


repeated by request.
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, Mis-!
Martha A., daughter of Mr.. A. Z. Johnson
will be married to Mr.. William Fish, Jr.,
of Madison, Wis. The ceremony will take
place at the house of the brides parents,
No 306 South Exchange street. A short
trip east will be taken, after which thu
newly-mated pair will reside at Madison.
The third annual reunion and banquet O
the Chi Psi association of the NOrthwes
will be held with Alpha NJ of Chi Psi, OF
Tuesday evening" June 9, at the West hOte
in Minneapolis The banquet will occur a
8 p. m. after business meeting. The eX
ecutive committee includes Stephen MahOny
II. G. Strong and E. G. Gaylord.
On Wednesday, June 3, at p. m.. will
take place social event Of more than uSua
interest at Christ church. This will be tht
marriage of Mr.. Thomas III. McKone tt
Miss Lizzie Mclaughlin. Both parties art
well known in society circles in St. Pau
and will receive the congratulations of hosts
of friends and well-wishers.
A meeting has been called for June 10 by
the students of Hamline university for tht
purpose of organizing an alumni associa
ton. A banquet and election of officers
will be the principal features of the occa
sion and will be accompanied by sOcia
and literary entertainment.
The ladies of Christ Church Aid society
will hold a strawberry festival and sale O.
useful and fancy articles this week at tht
church guild rooms, commencing on Tues
day, June 2, at p. M, and continuing
through Wednesday until p. m.
On June 10 will occur the marriage of Mr.
Cyrus G. Lathrop of st. Paul and Miss Ida
F. Pulls OF Troy, N. Y, in the North Sec.
ond Street church of Troy.
The Crusaders Total Abstinence society
will give strawberry festival on June 16
at the residence of the president, j. f. Ma
guire, on Franklin streat.
The High School Alumni association viii
give banquet at High School hall on June
26, at which time an election of officers viii
occur.
The annual strawberry festival of tht
managers of the Home of the Friendless
will be given at Exposition rink ON Friday
next.
On next Tuesday evening a strawberry
festival will be given by the Ladies Aid so
ciety of Clinton Avenue M. E. church.
The annual reunion and banquet of the
Old Settlers association will be held in this
city tomorrow.
PERSONAL NOTES.
The following officers were elected fol
the ensuing term at the semi-annual cleo
ton of Union Lodge No. 4S, I. o. 0. F..
N. g., G. Nixon; V. g., III. F. Schlattman
recording secretary, J. W. Wood; perma
nent secretary, G. w. Weber; treasurer,
DIR. Charles Griswold; A. Wilson, repre-.
sentative of the grand lodge to be held al
Minneapolis June 2.
On Saturday party of st. Paul people
consisting of A. K. Bushnell, Mrs. William
M. Bushnell, Miss Blanche Oliver, Edward
SwintOn and wife and Miss Letta SwintOT
made steamboat trip to Winona, where
they made pleasant stay, seeing the city
and environs, and returning to St. Paul on
the following day..
The following persons were visiting
friends in ST. Paul during the past week:
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett and Mr.. and Mrs
Hutchinson of Brooklyn, N. Y, Mrs. S. E
Willaker of Winona, and Miss G. A. Tim
erson of Oswego, N. Y, E. E. Cole and
family and Mrs. V. st. Vrain of ST.
Louis.
The following st. Paulites were in Chi
cagO during the week: Harold Borup
Howard Elmer, E. D. Comings, James FL
Whitman and wife. w. j. Kirke, Mrs
Haines and child, E. N. Saunders, W. H
S. Wright, Mrs. G. 81. Lane, Mrs. d
Tanker and G. G. Miles.
The Cathedral cadets have elected tht
following delegates to the Saltwater tota
| abstinence convention: James O'Donnell
Thomas O'Brien, W. Ryan, Thomas Eagan
and their president, G. A. Mcclure.
Eugene Underwood of Bowling Green
KY, is stopping at the Merchants. Mr.. I'm
derwood is an old and well-known citizen O.
st. Paul.
J. D. Thompson and Miss Thompson o.
California and Mr.. and Mrs. Meyers of St
Louis were in the city ON Wednesday.
Fl. j. Horn, Jr., and Lyman Farwel
will return next week from the Bosto1
Polytechnic institute.
Miss H. L. Sherman of Clifton Springs
N. Y, and Mrs. J. T. Averill arrived il
St. Paul on Sunday.
Mrs. Hams of the Grand opera house
arrived in St. Paul on Tuesday from visi
to friends in Iowa.
John W. Conley and wife, Mrs. Gilber
and Miss Sturgis of Chicago were in the
city on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson of Worth
ington spent a few days in St. Paul re-
Gently.
DR.. N. N. Horton and family of Kansas
City arrived in the city during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. HI. Garth of Hannibal,
No., were in town during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gallup of Sauk Center
visited st. Paul during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Noyes of Faribault
were in ST. Paul on Thursday.
w. F. Steele and wife of Steele, Dak..
were in St. Paul on Monday.
Mrs. L. M. Abbott of Chicago was in st
Paul on Friday.
MINNEAPOLIS SOCIETY.
ALI Aboard to the Lakes - SOcia,
Events-.PersOna1 Points.
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