St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-19

Ladies' Catholic cluh was held at Mrs. George
w. Freemans, corner OF Bates ana Firth
streets, Thursday evening. Tne next meet
Ing will be held at the residence OF Mrs.
Charles Haas.
Garfield Post, g. A. r., visited Gen. Ord
post Monday evening. Comrades L. NJ. New
son and III. L. Norton made speeches. ana the
ladies of Gen. Ord post served supper, Wnlie
excellent music WAS contributed Dy male
quartette.
The Schwaben-Verein will give their enter
tainment, concert and ball for the Deneht or
the Schiller monument at Turner hall, Nov. 1.
Messrs. Adler, Rehreld, Larch, Stoll ana Nj.
Walter are the committee on arrangements.
A host of friends gathered ut the residence
OF Sherman E. Finch, No. 915 hudson avenue,
on Dayton's bluff. last night, 10 celebrate his
SD birthday. Numerous happy "reminiscences
were recalled.
The young people of Clinton NJ. E. church
are arranging for an entertainment, with
lecture also to be given by Rev. w. S. Mat
thews OH his recent Californian trip
On Thursday the Society Vega held its reg
ular bl-weekly meeting. The beautiful new
silk banner received direct from Sweden, was
formally dedicated.
Miss Gordon. who has taken the Wilder
residence on Woodward avenue for the win
ter, will give reception Thursday evening at
s p. H.
The Minnesota Travelling Mems club is fit
ting up rooms in the Hale block.
Miss Hartwell lectured on ISLAM" at the
House of Hope and Central Presbyterian
churches.
To-day the Junior Dancing club will meet to
decide on the date of the drst dance for the
season.
Mount Zion congregation will hold their
Simchas Thorah ball, Oct. 81, at Standard
hall.
The Century club will reorganize in Central
Presby terrain church week from tomorrow.
The Orphans fair will open at Market ball.
Oct. Is. The Crusaders will have booth.
The next entertainment of the Crusaders
will occur month from Wednesday.
The Matoska club will hold business
meeting at the Merchants Tomorrow.
The Nushka Toboggan club will hold its first
meeting to reorganize about Nov. L.
The journeymeu plasterers will give ball
at Turner hall, Oct. g.
The Knights of Labor ball will take place at
Market hall, Oct. 30
On Oct 20 the Moulders' union will give a
bali at Turner hail.
Prof. X. H. Evans opened his dancing school
last Saturday.
AT HYMEN'S ALTAR.
Last Wednesday was good day for we'd
! dings and quite number were chrOnicled.
| There are four very brilliant weddings to
| occur some time during the future. In Octo-
| Der the marriage OF Miss Otis to W. +. Newell
Will take place. and few days later in the
moon Charles Greeu and Miss jessie Rice,
| daughter of j. b. Rice, will be united The
| prospective nuptas OF Miss julia Robertson,
| during October, are also announced, While
| month Observation-Disclosures bonds will link
w. A Hardenberg and Miss Ella
| Stone. At both the Green-Rice and Harden
berg-Stone weddings, Capt NJ. Boyle Will De
| best man. All arrangements are not quite
| al.no rx-n fn a
wedding OF Miss Mamie. who is the youngest
| daughter of Mrs. George L. Otis to Frank
| Newell The event is to take place on Mon
day evening, Oct. 4 at o'clock, i'll Christ
| church, and will be followed by reception at
the residence of Mrs. Otis on Summit avenue
| On Wednesday evening, at the residence OF
| the brides parents, No. 1872 Carroll street,
| occurred the marriage of Miss Lizzie Boyer
| to Mr. Edward G.. Ormsby. 1t was merry
wedding, and about forty-hve friends partic-
| ipated in the supper and dance. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ormsby took the evening train east.
Rev. HI. C. Mabie performed the ceremony
| for George w. Jones aud Miss Emma L. Burn
ham Thursday evening at the Drloe 3 nome,
| No 1914 East Fourteenth street. After the
nuptial formalities the friends OF MI. and
Mrs Jones enjoyed a pleasant reception.
| The marriage of A. H. Schliek and Miss
Kate Botzet took place at the German AS
| sumption church last Wednesday, Rev. Father
| Valentine officiating. The young couple are
| enjoying their wedding trip in the East,
where they will spend three weeks.
| Mr.. Thomas Tracy. Of Tracy Bros, and
| Miss Sarah E. Norton, were married Tuesday
| morning in st. MichaePs church, Rev. rather
| Gallagher performing the ceremony, Morris
| Hurley acting as best man ard MISS Rose
| Sweeney as bridesmaid.
| The wedding of Mr., Harley Fl. Wells and
| Miss Ella Dawley occurred at the residence
| of Mrs. E. Holloway, 757 Dayton avenue.
| The happy pair will be at home at 3S2 Llv1ngS-
ton avenue after Sept %.
| At the cathedral tomorrow Ed Walsh and
| Miss Lizzie Fisher will be welded. Rev.
Father Stanley will probably oficiate. j. NJ
| Mcclellan will be the best man.
Phillip Sittman and Miss Josie Hagenmiller
were united by Rev. Maurice D. Edwards,
| last Wednesday, at the residence OF the
! brides parents.
Miss Lulu L. Rohner, of this city, was mar
ried to W. O. Barndt. of Lake Benton, by the
! Rev. Mr. GausewitZ last Wednesday.
RAYMOND's SUMNER PICNICXERs.
| Another of Raymond's merry excursion
parties passed through the city last week on
| their way home from the Yellowstone
| Messrs. c. H. Wilson and J. FL. Callamore
| and Miss M. L. H. Callamore, OF Boston; Mr.
| and Mrs. A. F. Adams. OF Somervlle; Seth
Drew, of Kingston; Mesdames Mary A.
| Gould and Charles Newball, Miss 81. c. New
ball and j. B. Newball, of Lynn; Mrs. G. w.
Pepper, of Peabody; Mr.. and Mrs. o. W.
Robbins, of Pittsfield, and Mr. and Mrs. j. L.
| Wells, of Lebanon, were the members of the
party. Mrs. A. Lamme and the Misses u.
| Lamme and F. Lauime, and Miss l.. Wake
| field of BOZeman, accompanied the excursion
| lists on their return east.