St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-01

posal of the packages and the performance
of some excellent music, Mr.. G. w. Stew
art stepped before DR.. Marshall, and as he
did so a barrel of Pillsbury's best flour and
barrel of apples were rolled into the
midst. In few apt remarks he presented
these to the pastor. DR.. Marshall and
wife replied in feeling words to the donors.
At about o'clock the company broke up,
having passed an evening of hearty enjoy
ment.
The German Dramatic cub gave pleas
ing entertainment on Sunday evening at
Turner hall The comedy 1.-The Mercury"
by P. Trepton, was presented, with Misses
Annie and Bertha Ende, II. Buckendorf,
c. Gopher Mrs. III. Blume and Messrs.
Charles Bahr, George Gefrorer, A. Humme,
A. Hinch and II. Blume in the list of char
acters. All the parts were well sustained,
but those of Miss Annie Ende, Nh Humme
and Miss c. Gopher were particularly
worthy of individual mention. The affair
was closed with sociable, music being fur
nished by Prof. Kost. There was full
house, every seat being occupied.
The members of the Swedish Evangelical
Lutheran Bethlehem church held a coffee
festival Friday evening at Harrison hall, the
proceeds of which are to be for the benefit
of the church. About 500 persons were pres
ent, and after bountiful collation., speeches
were made by Rev. G.. II. Trabert and Mr..
J. E. Osburne of st. Paul. A vocal solo was
very charmingly rendered by Miss Amanda
Nelson. The remainder OF the time was
taken up by an auction sale of some articles
made by the Ladies' Sewing society con-
nected with the church. The affair was
successful one and passed off very pleas
antly.
On Tuesday evening party of ladies and
gentlemen met at the residence OF ID. Il.
Lawrence, 2416 Fourth avenue south and
organized the u. D. c." Progressive Euchre
club. The members are: Mr.. and Mrs. ii.
E. Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Karker,
Mr. and Mrs. f. II. Scofeld, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Jeffery, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. L. Wright,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H. Sullivan, Miss Mollie Scofeld, Miss
Minnie Sullivan. Miss Lydia Cosad, Mr..
Carroll Pierre, Miss NJ. NJ. Rinehart, Mr..
Fl. L. Peterson and Mr.. E. E. Horner. The
evening closed with an impromptu.
A musicale and reception will be given
Wednesday evening next by the Misses
Myer, assisted by Miss Anna Site, at their
residence, No. lib Birch street north.
The invitations are already out, and the
DlOSIdUl I6duS uS IOlIONo. L ldlO ouNu. Ny
Misses Emma and OLGA Meyer; piano solos,
by Miss Ida Schultz, G. Hell, Miss Amelia
Duhnke, Mr.. He'll; either, Miss Pauline
Kreuger and P. W. Scheig; vocal solos,
Miss Louise Brohne, Miss Anna Site, G.
II. Scheig; violin solo, by A. j. Meyer, and
recitation, by Olga Meyer.
The Robert Emmett Literary society gave
it's tenth annual ball at Window hall on
fNun b1nHrad
present and spent a pleasant evening.
Clark served refreshments at II o'clock.
The committee on reception were: Hon.
Matt Walsh, Capt. Mike Hoy, Thomas
Crottie, John Northin, Peter McKruin,
George BELOW. Floor managers: A. j.
Dolan, James Howard, James Smith, NJ.
Keenan,, James E. Fox, Ed Kennedy, j. 3.
Cronan.
The thirty-ffth anniversary of their mar
rage brought a surprise to Mr.. and Mrs.
Gr0ot, at their residence, 1929 Seventh
street south, it being party in honor of the
event Social chat whiled away the even
ing. Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs B. w. Fisk, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Bard
well, Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Woodward, Mr..
and Mrs. Sumner, Mrs. Sedgwick. Mr.. Sam
uel Sedgwick, Mr.. and Mrs. de la Barre,
Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dick, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whip, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Guiwitz, Mr.. and Mrs. j. I'll.
Jerks, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. jerks and Mas
ter Leroy Bardwell.
Charles H. Hanks and Miss May L. Code
were united in marriage at the Union Con-
gregational church, near Lake Calhoun, on
Tuesday at p. IN, Rev. George A. Hood
performing the ceremony. From the church
the party repaired to the house of the bride,
where an elegant wedding dinner was
served, after which the bridal couple took
the train from Minneapolis for short trip.
They will be at home to their friends after
fortnight.
The Minneapolis Press club will meet to-
day at their rooms in Syndicate block. The
meeting will be an important one. The
amusement committee has an interesting
report of the coming benefit. President
Palmer vii have pleasing diversion and
another member has presentation to make.
A paper will be read on the subject: How
Should the News Department Treat the
Patrons of the Business Department?
Cards are out announcing the marriage of
G. NJ. Way, vice president of the Minneap-
oils Furniture company, to Miss Fannie
Kamrar, at the residence of the brides pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Ii. Kamrar. in Blue
Earth City, on Thursday, Nov. 5, at II
O'clock a. m. In the evening there will be
a reception to the bridal pair at their future
home in this city, No. 1926 Fifth avenue
southeast.
The F. U. n. club gave the first of its
series of parties on Friday night with Miss
Annie Ankeny, corner of Ninth street and
Second avenue south. The following are
the members of the club: Misses Ada Rob-
inson, Minnie Bracket, Callie Mackey,
Isabelle Thompson, Mary Syms, Virginia
Reno. Clara Gibbs, Belle Caldwell, Auburn,
Annie Ankeny.
The Massachusetts association organized
at Curtiss hall on Wednesday evening and
elected the following officers: President,
Samuel c. Gale; first vice president, Will
E. Haskell; second vice president, John S.
Bradstreet; secretary. w. c. Tiffany; treas
urer. j. F. r, Foss; executive committee,
A. r. Morse, George w. Marchant. George
H. Johnson, II. c. Hill and Col. James
Fairman.
On Tuesday afternoon at o'clock Miss
Rose GetZ was married at the home of her
parents. on Hawthorn avenue and Tenth
street. to Mr.. Cook of Cincinnati. The
Rev. DIR. Hutchins performing the cere-
mony After a reception to few friends,
the young couple left on the 7 o'clock train
for their future home in Cincinnati.
Simon j. Mccarthy and Mrs. Annie H.
Gray were happily married at the Church
of st. Anthony de Padua Wednesday morn
ing. A reception was given to number
of friends, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
earthly departed for short sojQSrn in the
East. They will be at home to friends at
416 University avenue northeast after
Nov. Is.
At o'clock on Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mr.. J. NJ. Jones, 100 Grant
street, Mr.. Jones' sister, Mrs. Kate r.
Smith, was welded to Mr.. Marvin Burk of
IL. Dr.