St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-29

Paul Choral society: Seibert's full orches-
ira: Mr.. Frank Wood, organiSt; Harry Nc
Lachlan. musical director.
Overture, Swiss. ...................W leSl
Orchestra.
Air 30 Salutaris''. ..................Bis chof
Mr.. Tom Karl.
Credo 'sMesse Solennele". .......... Gounod
Soli-trio, chorus and orchestra.
Andante Observation-Disclosures. Schubert
Orchestra.
ssStahat Mater" ......................Ro Ssini
a. Introduction, quartet and chorus.
b. Air, Cujus Amman.
c. Duet, Outs est Homo.
d. Air, Pro Peccatis.
e. Recitative, Ella Mater.
f. Quartet, Sancta Mater.
g. Air, Inaammatus.
b. Finale, amen.
Mr.. Patrick Keegher was very pleasantly
surprised last Monday evening at his resi-
dence GU Rice street. At p. M. about
fifty of his friends walked in on him and
took possession of his house with
out further ado. Patrick ap-
unexpected intrusion, but soon recovered
guests.
By the time ovcrcoats, wraps, ETC., were
disposed OF, Seiberts orchestra had the
music under way and two sets were soon
engaged in the merry dance. Dancing and
singing were the order until midnight,
when an elegant repast was served. The
concluding numbers of the program were
finished after supper. At2 a. N. the guests
began to leave for their homes.
after spending most enjoyable evening.
The following ladies and gentlemen par
took of Mr. Kiegher's hospitality: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G.. Donnelly, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Prendergast, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Brennan, Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. Kavanagh,
Mr.. Henry O'Gorman, Mr.. j. j. Egan,
Mr.. Joseph Mcclellan, Mr.. Matt Breen,
Mr.. John Swayne, Mr.. j. Murphy, Mr..
William Egan, Chief Clark, Mr.. Thomas
Manning, Mr.. J. G. Horrigan, Mr..
David Ginlayson, MI. Charles Haas,
Miss Eva Carroll, Miss Stasia Hickey, Miss
Nora Hickey, Miss Lille Dougher, Miss
Mcintyre, Miss Mary Breen. Miss
Nora Sullivan, Miss Mary Ireland,
Mr.. Ed McNamee, Mr.. G. J. Mccarthy,
Mr.. Thomas Mccormick, Mr.. Niche Ryan,
Mr. j. j. McCafferty, Mr.. j. F. Fitzpatrick,
Mr.. j. j. Donnelly, Mr.. NJ. j. Donnelly.
Tomorrow evening the ST. Andrews So
ciety of st. Paul will hold its seventh an
nual banquet and ball. the banquet at the
Windsor hotel and the ball at Turner hail.
The reception will be from s to 9, after
which supper will be served and addresses
made by the president-elect and the retiring
officers. The toast, Scotland, the Home
of Our Birth, will be responded
to by Rev. Dr.. Christie. The Land
of Our Adoption, by DR.. Dinwoodie.
Byron Sutherland of Minneapolis will
respond to the toast of Our Sister Societies.
The program will be interspersed with
music. The guests will then repair to
Turner hall and dance for the remainder of
the night. The present officers of the
society are: J. c. Mann. president;
Thomas Cameron. vice presiden; George
Dinwoodie, secretary. and Joseph b.
Darling, treasurer.
On Tuesday Mr.. Frank Van Duyne of
St. Paul and Miss L. E. TrOwbridge of
Newark, N. j., will be married at their
future residence, corner Sixth and Maple
streets, by the Rev. F. o. Holman of Min
neapolis, assisted by Rev. F. 1. Fisher of
Bates Avenue NJ. E. church.
HERE AND THERD.
Last Wednesday evening at the residence
of S. P. Spindler on Dayton'S blnff. Frank
Van Dwyre. the popular East Seventh
street druggist and Miss l.. E. Trowbridge
of Newark, n. j.. were united in holy mat
rimony. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. T. o Holman of Minneapolis, assisted
by Rev. f. l. Fisher of the Bates Avenue
M. E. church. The bride was attired in an
elegant costume of cream-colored albatross
cloth trimmed with cream satin and lace.
The newly-married pair were the recip-
tents of many elegant and costly presents
from their friends in Newark and st. Paul.
Among those present were Rev. f. o.
Holman and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Spindler,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Zimmerman, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jaggar. Mr.. and Mrs. George c..
Davenport, Mrs. Hale, Miss Pauline
Schwartz, Miss Blanche GlanvilIe, Rev. F.
1. Fisher. DR.. Dinwoodie. Mr.. George Din
and Mrs. Van Dwyre will make
their future home at the corner of Maple
and East Sixth streets, st. Paul.
The Dayton's Bluff Terpsichorean club
gave their fifth and most successful hop
Thanksgiving evening. Among those
present were: Miss Reid, Miss Minnie
Kittie Coggswell, Miss Otte Walther,
Miss E. Meyers. Miss May Clark. Miss
Katie Watkins. Miss Sutmar. Misses Dollie
and Clara Rinecker, Miss Schaffer, Miss
George Simpson, Miss F. Hight,
and Miss Lohlker, Messrs. Abe Simon, G..
T. Bott, Charles Rinecker. Lon Sutmar, L..
Krieger, Frank and Theo Coggswell James
Chandler. 81. B. Fisher. Charles Krieger,
R. Schiffmann, Jr., Henry Lohlker and
George Freeman. Their next dance will be
on Thursday, Dec. 9. Music by the Metro
politan band. The Dayton Bluff Chautau-
qua circle met with Mr.. Cannon Monday
evening.
The following are at the Ryan: Gen.
Chauncey McKevon, U. S. A., and family;
A. NJ. Parker and daughter, Fari-
bault; Miss G. de BALTIC of Red Wing; R. F.
Hersey and wife, Saltwater; Misses Jersey
and Miss Tillson, S. F. Dudley, wife and
daughter. New York; Charles King, U. S.
A., of Milwaukee; Mrs. l.. G. Porter, Mr..
and Mrs. W. D. Chandler. Mr.. and Mrs.
Adelbert Porter, and Miss Kate Horton,
Winona, Miss Esse Hoy of Albany. N. Y.
guests of c. B. Clason; Judge 81. Hale and
wife and Miss Buck and Mr.. Dibble and
family.
The skating Kinks during the past week
have been well attended, though hardly so
well as if the weather had been cooler. The
dime museums have made themselves par
ticularly obnoxious to the roller Kinks by
detracting attention from those places of
amusement. But the rink managers are
not altogether discouraged, and look for
larger receipts in the near future. The
Jackson street rink has been very neatly ar
ranged and decorated, and is now one Of the
handsomest Kinks in the state.
The marriage Of Mr.. Fisher Ames of this
city to Miss May Hill, a young lady well
known in St. Paul for talents and accomplish
ments, was solemniZed at the home of the
bride, East Seventh street, Wednesday
evening at o'clock, by Rev. Dr.. Christie,
pastor of the House of Hope church. The
happy couple bore the congratulations and
best wishes of host of warm friends.
A delightful party was given by Miss