St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-10

riage of ]. H. Skinner of Lanpher, Finch
d Skinner to Miss Annie Wood, in st.
Luke's church, Kalamazoo, Mich.
A card is received from a member of
Clinton Avenue M. E. church, stating that
the social entertainment of the young peo-
pie of that church did not wind UP with a
hop.
The grand Chi Psi 0banquet announced
for May 10 will not be given until the 21st,
when it will be held in the parlors of the
chapter house of Alpha Nh on University
avenue.
The pupils of the Jackson street public
school gave an entertainment on Monday
evening for the benefit of the school library.
The event was very successful and Melted
over 500 for the library fund.
On Friday evening rehearsals and a
special meeting were held at the rooms of
the Gospel Temperance union. On Satur-
day evening the regular social meeting oc-
CURED with a program of music, reading
and recitations.
The West Side Gyn1nastic association
held its May party on Friday evening in the
West Side rink, Athletic exhibitions, liter
airy exercises and a hop and supper filled up
an evening, which was heartily enjoyed by
all present
On Thursday occurred the tenth anniver-
sary of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Roche. The event was appropri-
ately celebrated by tin wedding
at their residence, No. 23S West Fiji
teenth street. About sixty friends were
present and pleasant evening passed.
The rooms of the Gospel Temperance
union We're well filled on Sunday afternoon
last. Rev. F. o. Holman's address on
True Manhood was of an especially inter
esting nature The singing, conducted by
Mrs. w. B. Todd, with violin accompani-
ment by Mr.. SansOme, was generally par
ticipated in and was of an excellent char
acter.
On Tuesday the organization of the At
Atlanta Gymnastic association by the young
ladies of the High school was completed.
A constitution and bylaws were adopted
and officers elected as follows: President,
Miss K. Williams; vice president, Miss
Olive Lory; secretary, Miss f. Larking;
treasurer, Miss Hawkins.
About seventy-fve of the ladies and gen.
tlemen of Grace NJ. E. church gathered at
the parsonage and surprised the pastor and
his wife. 1t being the twentieth anniversary
of their wedding handsome china tea set
was presented to them. The presentation
speech was made by e. j. Mexican, who
spoke of the tender regards of the people
for their pastor and his wife. Mr.. Hotf
ner replied with few appropriate re-
marks.
On Saturday, May 2, highly successful
social entertainment was given at the rooms
of the Gospel Temperance union. Piano
solos were given by Mrs. W. B. Todd and
Miss j. NJ. Engren and Rotations by
Messrs. Coleman, ST. Clair and Young, all
of whom were encored. Miss Essie San
ders rendered very effectively waiting"
and MAY Blossoms" and gave ''Dolly's
Revenge" in response to an encore.
Commander-in-C Chief Kountz, G. A. R.,
was rendered reception and camp fire by
Acker post in its rooms on Wednesday
evening. A large number were in attend
ance. The chair was taken by Commander
E. A. Becker, who introduced the speakers.
Many felicitOuS addresses were made and
war "reminiscences revived. After gen.
eral revival of good fellowship and strength
ening of fraternal bonds the company broke
up amidst general Misunderstanding.
An entertainment was given on Friday
evening at the Presbyterian church, corner
OF Seventh and Ross streets, for the pur-
pose of furnishing the pulpit. Among
those prominent in the program were A. M.
Dougherty in his ''Snuff" song, Mr.. and
Mrs. Parlin in character songs Mrs. V.
Adams in select Rotations, Miss Gertie
SOnsonsie in piano solo, Miss Simpson in
select Rotations, a series of tableauX by the
Ladies' Aid society, and Al. G. Flournoy
in his original song entitled 1.-The Roller
Skating Rink" Refreshments were served
Immediately after the performance.
FUTURE EVENTS.
Miss Maggie Acker Of Grove street will
entertain number of friends at an evening
party On Thursday next.
The pupils of the Jackson school will
give an entertainment on Thursday, May
IA, in the assembly room at the high school.
Messrs. John and Hermann Stahl will en-
terrain party of about dozen friends
during the week at their rooms on Wabasha
street.
Mr. and Mrs De Vier, West side, will re-
ceive their friends on Tuesday evening on
the occasion of the fifth anniversary of their
wedding.
A farewell euchre party will be given by
Miss McAIurtrie of St. Anthony hill on
Wednesday evening, previous to her depart
ure for the East.
Enterprise Lodge No. Is, l. 0. G. T.,
will give a grand concert and social at
Knauft's hall ON May IA. The program will
include recitations. vocal and instrumental
music, tableauX and supper.
st. Paul camp No. 1. Sons of Veterans,
.. S. A, will give their third social party
at College hall, Third and Wabasha streets
on Wednesday evening, May 16. The
adjoining hall will be thrown open for a
reception room, and full orchestra will
furnish music for dancing. The hall will
be decorated for the occasion, and special
efforts have been made to make this social
success.
PERSONALS.
Col. Bend has returned from Chicago.
j. ID. Ludden and wife have gone east.
William r. Merriam has gone to Chicago.
Prof. H. ID. Root is visiting relatives in
the city.
Capt c. S. Ilsby, u S. A., is visiting in
st. Paul.
The family of Vice President Cakes has
returned from the East.
Mrs. SticFney and daughter of Saltwater
were in town during the week.
DR.. Fulton and DR.. and Mrs. Murphy
have returned from New Orleans.
G. V. Bacon and wife have departed for
a three weeks visit to Philadelphia.
Senator Peck and wife of Shakopee
visited in St. Paul during the week.
Mr.. j. c. Quinby and family have re-
turned from an all-winter's stay in the
South.
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