St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-02

o'clock, at St. Louis church. corner Wahasha
and Exchange streets 1t is to be solemnized
by high mass, to be followed ay reception at
the residence Of the brides mother, 222 Car
rcl street, from to 10 D. IN.
The double wedding of C. Bison aud G. w
Baltic OF Minneapolis to the Misses Biron
will take place Tuesday morning next, at 9
O'Clock at St Louis church, corner Wabasha-
and Exchange streets. 1t is to be SolernniZed
by high mass. to be followed by reception
at the residence of the brides mother, 222
Carroll str eet, from to 10 p. N.
On Tuesday and Wednesday evening of next
week the opera Trial by jury will he pre-
sented by the same talent and at the same
place as on last Wednesday evening. These
performances are for the benefit of one of the
militia companies. large number of tickets
have already been sold by members of the
First regiment.
On the occasion OF her birthday on Thurs
day, Mrs. C. S. Bartram of 1856 Grand avenue
had q small party of friends. There were
present Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs. FL. S. James, Mrs. a. j. Stone Mr..
and Mrs. c. E. Hughes, Miss Belle Slater and
Mr.. Miller.
The announcement is made Of the engage
ment of MIR. Charles Nienhauser, popular
knight of the grip, representing Messrs Lin
dekes, Warner Il Schurmeier, to Miss Lille
| Bailey, one Of St. Paul's estimable young la
dies. They expect to be married in June.
The West End Progressive Euchre club had
its last party Friday evening" the guests of
Miss Patton at the residence of Mrs. G. E.
Hughes 600 Grand avenue. The evening
prizes were won by Mrs. Ware, Mrs. C. E.
Hughes, L. A. Hughes, G. R. Hughes.
The Merriam Park Redotta club held it's
regular sociable and euchre party at Wood
rufus hall Friday night Prizes for pro-
gressive euchre were won by W. G. Thray
and Mrs. Crosby, Mr.. Crosby and Mrs. Irwin,
S. ID. Mason and Miss Sewall.
On Thursday Miss Dickinson, assis ted by
Mrs. j. H. Brugh, and Messrs. Wood, Shaw,
Gould and McLachlan, gave very charming
and delightful musicale in the ladies' ordinary
of the Ryan. There was very large and ap-
preciative audience present.
On Thursday next military court assem-
bles at the Armory building for the trial of
an officer of the First cavalry. The court
will bring to the city quite number of Off
GERS OF rank, some as members OF the court
and others as witnesses.
On Monday evening Miss Alice Mcclure of
LOG Douglas street, entertained pleasant
progressive euchre party. The head prize
was taken by Mr.. Dowlan; the progressive
prize by Miss Bassford, and the lone-hand
prize by Miss Dowlan.
Miss Darrah, on Louisa street, was given q
surprise by party of about twenty couples
Friday evening. Among those present were
Misses May Chamberlain, Cora Prescott, Lou
Allie, Messrs. Albert Bross, Henry Martin
and George Doran.
The Rev. E. S. Thomas goes East on Tues
day night for a three weeks vacation. He
expects to attend meeting Of his class at the
Berkeley Divinity school, Middletown, Conn.,
which graduated twenty-five years ago.
The Young Peoples Social union of the
Jackson Street church met at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Storr, No. 607 Jackson
street, last evening. The evening was devoted
to music debate and social entertainment
John Caulfeld, secretary of the water board,
and his sister, Miss Maria Caulfeld, leave to-
night for New York where they will meet G.
f. Mailer and depart for Europe on May g.
The party Will be gone about six months.
On Tuesday evening the Ohio Street Social