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

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selections of Miss Geist, Prof. Stoev-
ing and Miss Glidden were, as usual,
rendered in manner artistically perfect,
while the performances of the other partici-
pants were far above mediocrity. The en-
tertainment was exceedingly satisfactory
from musical point of view and was very
successful financially.
The grand bali at the West side rink on
Thursday was most successful in every
way and marked an epoch in West side so
ciety happenings. The floor of the rink
was crowded with hundreds of couples and
presented scene of unrivalled festivity and
merriment The floor managers were p.
Martin, Ed. Clintsman and Harry w. Wack.
Supper was served under the direction of
II. G. Thornton. Seibert'S orchestra fur
nished the music.
The fifteenth anniversary of the wedding
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Jaeger was appro-
priately celebrated by large party OF their
friends, who invaded their domicile laden
with good things of an edible description
and many choice articles of crystalware. An
exceedingly agreeable evening was spent
in social intercourse and mutual felicita-
tions. Mrs. Jaeger was the recipient OF a
magnificent diamond ring from her husband.
On Thursday evening mastering squad
from Acker post, G. A. R., accompanied by
the First Regiment band, called at the resi-
dence of Gen. Sibley for the purpose of
mastering in that aged hero as member OF
Acker post. The mastering in was gone
through with in due form in the generals
mansion, after which the party returned to
the post.
The vocal class of the Y. M. G. A. gave
g a concert in Plymouth church on Friday
evening. A fan-drill by children was a
conspicuous part of the program. The en-
tertainment was for the benefit of Mrs. j.
S. Bailey. The arrangements were in
charge of Mrs. Officer. Mrs. Deacon and
others.
PeaSe, formerly of Springfield, Mass, and
Miss Eta Shaw of Springfield, was per-
formed on Monday evening by Rev. M.
MEG. Dana at Plymouth church in this city.
The wedding was very quiet. Mr.. and Mrs.
PeaSe will be at home to their friends at
No. 100 Aurora avenue.
On Tuesday evening Miss May Murphy
gave a very pleasant musicale to number
of friends. Among those who contributed
to the success of the program were Prof.
Wood, SignOr Jannotta, Mrs. Wright, Miss
Blanche Oliver, Miss harrington, Mr.. and
Mrs. Loomis, Miss Snow, Messrs. Travis,
Harrington and others.
The st. Paul and Delta Lawn Tennis
clubs completed arrangements for holding
their annual tournaments yesterday after
noon. A large number of guests were in
vited to witness contests for the senior and
Junior championships of both clubs, at their
respective grounds.
On Tuesaay afternoon Fred III. Worth of
Fergus Falls and Miss Hattie Sherman of
Clifton Springs, n. Y, We're married at
the Windsor. The wedding ceremony was
performed in the presence of a few friends,
the occasion being of very quiet descrip-
ton.
The usual song service was held at the
rooms of the Gospel Temperance union on
Sunday afternoon, with large number in
attendance. A fine address was delivered
by Rev. II. E. Norton. The singing was
well conducted by Mrs. Noble, Mrs. Brinck-
erhOff and Mrs. -Sansome.
A surprise party was given to ex-Ald.
Brennan of the Fifth ward on Mondy by a
large party of his friends The alderman
came out strong after recovering from his
HAot ouI pIloC dllu plONCu HlIllScll W U6 de-
capable an entertainer as he was an efficient
official.
Seibert's and Danz's combined orchestras
gave their first lakeside concert at Mime
tonka beach On Sunday last. Considering the
state of the weather, large crowd was
present. The prospects for the success of
these concerts are very fattering.
The tenth anniversary of the wedding of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Chadwick of Dayton's
bluff was celebrated in an appropriate man
ner on Tuesday evening by a dancing
party given by them to numerous friends.
An enjoyable time resulted
Mr.. Joseph Arth, Jr., and Miss Lizzie
Clinaon were united in marriage sor last
evening at the residence of the brides par
ents on Dayton's bluff. Mr.. Arth is an old
employe of the Pioneer Press and is well
and favorably known.
Mr.. James Kelly and family of Dayton's
bluff were pleasantly surprised On Tuesday
evening by large party of friends, who
descended upon them with basketfuls of
good things. Festivities were continued
until a late hour.
Last evening barge party was given by
Messrs. Gordon and Borup. Numerous
gentleman and lady friends of the entertain
ers were present, and very pleasant trip
by moonlight upon the surging Mississippi
resulted.
Last evening the regular social meeting
was held at the rooms of tho Gospel Tenn
perance union, an interestiIi program being
given, involving a number of special
features gotten up in honor of Decoration
day.
An interesting meeting of Acker post, G.
A. R., was held on Thursday evening at its
hall, corner of Third and Exchange streets.
A large number of new recruits were mus
cred in and an enjoyable evening passed.
Mr.. Frederick Gerard of Hoxsie & Jag
ger, has lately returned with bride from
the South. Mr.. and Mrs. Gerard will be at
home to their friends at the residence OF
DR.. Bacon on Ashland avenue.
On Thursday afternoon and evening the
ladies of the Parish Aid society of st.
Johns church entertained their friends at a
strawberry festival, in the school building
adjoining the church.
A strawberry and ice-cream festival was
given by the la, lies of the Woodland Park
Baptist church on Thursday evening, at the
church parlors, corner of Selby and Arun-
del avenues.
The last of the series of dances of the
Happy Hours Social club was given al
Sherman hall On Tuesday evening. Sew
enty-fiye couples were present.
The Standard club gave one of the elegant
entertainments for which it is noted OF
Thursday evening at Standard hail. corner
of Eighth and Jackson streets.
Tho 1adiaS Of tho Cbrictian cburoh ora We
a strawberry festival on Friday evening al
the Guiterman block on Seventh street, fol
the benefit OF the church.
The lady friends of Mrs. George r. Skin
ner Of Summit avenue were received by
her at her residence ON Wednesday after
noon.