St. Paul daily globe., 1886-05-16


bachelors behind a basket of champagne
The ''cache" was known to but three
young ladies, and only such gentlemen as
they saw bit to Introduce to the mysteries.
When the young ladies in question danced
| With gentleman, should he pass the
! proper examination, he was informed that
mum was the word, and soon they
passed through the little side door"
HERE AND THERE
AS the result of a meeting held by a num-
Der or the young mon of this city at the
rooms OF Walter Florence, Jr, in the Benz
block, Tuesday evening, the Matoska Camp
| ing club was organized. The word 'Matoska"
Ill the Indian signihcation for White Bear,
and as the name indicates, the club was or
ganized for the purpose OF enjoying camp
lie at White Bear lake during the summer
mo nths. The camp is composed Of fifteen
members, eight tents being used for their ac-
commodation. The camp will be located
near the Williams house, on the ground for
merly occupied by the Tarbox cottage. The
names of the members of the club are as fol-
| lows: j. c. Robertson, president; II. d.
Lang, vice-president; Poo b. Lang, secretary
and treasurer, and Messrs. Florence, Miller
Hart, Richardson, Wight, Chase, Nash, Gray.
Smith, Ober, Patch and Griffin. The tents
will be raised and the camp in running order
by the first Of June.
The wedding of Miss Hilda, eldest daughter
of Mrs. Henry Breidert, to Mr. Charles
Reichon, occurred last Wednesday eve at the
| home of the brides mother, 800 Walnut
street. The ceremony took place at 6:30 and
| was followed by a reception. The spacious
| parlorS and drawing rooms, which were hand
soInely decorated with flowers and evergreens,
were constantly thronged with friends in
| spite of the threatening storm. Dancing
commenced about O'Clock, Seiberts orches-
ira furnishing the music. The bride was be-
| comingly attired in dress of white satin
made entraln and trimmed very elaborately
with duchesse' lace and orange blossoms
| Her bridesmaids were Miss Alma Neabald
| and Miss Emma Locke. The groomsman
were Mr.. Henry Reichon, brother OF the
groom, and Mr.. Henry Schaube. The presents
We're numerous and costly. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Reichon will be at home to their friends, 1872
| Fort street.
The st. Paul German club gave its last GER
man of the season at the Ryan on Thursday.
| The party was one of the prettiest and most
| enjoyable OF the season. Several original
figures were danced which were very unique
aud apt. Mrs. Morton and Mrs. Lightner
chaperoned the party. There were present
| Misses Smith, Seixas, L. Dean, A. Dean,
Mann, Price, Draper, Bigalow, Hancock, a.
/ Kelly, Stone Babcock, Forepaugh and
Messrs. Morton, Lightner, Bigelow, Banning,
Jaggard, Nenzell, Ahern, Rice, Boyle, Wolfe,
Hardenberg, Gordon, Hanson, Morrison, Tat
: nall, Doebler, Newport, How. Mr.. Lightner
| lead.
The marriage of Miss Emma Luley. daugh-
| ter OF +. W. Luley, to Mr. John G.. Robb,
occurred at the residence of the brides
father, 1857 Walnut street, Wednesday last at
$3.50 p. m., Rev. r. Forbes officiating The
ceremony was witnessed by relatives and a
few friends. Many elegant and costly pres
ents were received. The new couple held
reception from 6 till 8, when they took the
train for two weeks bridal trip East, after
| which they will reside in their new home, so
| Central avenue west, where they will be at
nome to their friends after June Is.
The cotton anniversary of the Young
| WomenS Missionary society Of the Atlantic
congregational church was a successful affair
OF Thursday evening. The entertainment
| took Its name from the fact that cotton ma
! terial was used in decorating, while there
was sale OF fancy articles made from cotton
! Misses Middleton, Simpson, Wood, Cram and
Bolton were among the leaders in the direction
of the anniversary.
st. Paul Camp No l, Sons of Veterans, Q.
s. A, give moonlight excursion with first
| class boat and flne lacge covered barge
| Starting from the foot CT Jackson street at
7:45 p. M, on Tuesday evening, May 25 A
band will accompany the party. The barge
will be devoted to dancing. Members Of the
] G- A. K. and militia organizations are re-
quested to appear N uniform.
| Last Tuesday, at the cathedral, occurred
the marriage Of Mr.W. P. Burke of Fargo and
| Miss kittie Cody, daughter of Mr. James
| Cody, the Rev. Father Stanley officiating. A
reception at the residence Of Mr. Cody fol-
! lowed and the newly welded couple took the
p. N. train for Fargo, their future home.
Mrs. Z. Z. Townsend, wife of Col. Town
| send OF Fort Lincoln, Dak., with two daJlgh-
tiers, visited friends in st. Paul last week
| until Friday, when they were joined by Col
Townsend, and all proceeded to Fortress
Monroe to be absent about two months.
Saturday Mrs A. E. Rockwell returned from
Philadelphia, where she passed the winter
yCIfh hnr 6nr1fr rl,fa
with Mrs. Rockwell, intending to spend the
summer here. Col Rockwell has taken the
Boardman house on Grove street.
Garfield Post, No. s, G. A. R., will give an
open campfire at their hall, 37I Jackson
street, on Thursday evening. All ex-soldiers
and sailors, their friends and Sons Of Veter-
ans are welcome.
J. Elmer Rounds, with Foot, Sohultze g.
| Co., Will be married next Wednesday to Miss
Lena Sanger Of St.PauEat present at Atlanta,
| Ca, where the ceremony will be performed
Tomorrow evening an entertainment will
be given at Turner hall by the professors and
pupils Of the st. Paul Turnverelu society," for
| the benefit Of Prof. G. T. Hermann.
| Mrs. ]. J. Hill's reception on Tuesday
| afternoon was attended by large number of
| st. Paul society ladies. The house was hand
somely decorated for the occasion.
| Mrs. Capt. f. D. Garretty Of Fort Custer.
Mont, left for home last Sunday evening
|
Mrs. 6. NJ. Fisher of st. Paul.
Mr.. Allen Marvel, general manager of the
! Manitoba road, arrived home from Europe
yesterday. He will continue his management
Of the Manitoba.
Mrs. Louise Easton gave dancing party to
| about forty Of her friends at her home corner
| OF Ffteenth and Jackson streets, Monday
evening.
The West Side Baptist Cooking social and
literary and musical entertainment at Chris
tensen hall on Thursday evening was a pleas
ant affair.
| ME j. Howgate, late of San Francisco. is an
nounced, the wedding to take place early in
autu mn.
Mrs. Robert Hare of Susan street. was
hostess on the occasion of tbe Clinton Ayenue
| NJ. Il. church organ social OF Thursday even
| ing.
Mrs. J. L. Potts returned from an extended
visit in Georgia last Thursday. The Misses
Ingersoll will follow her in about week.
| Miss Oracle Thompson entertained very
pleasantly number of her little friends at
/ IT'S West Third street on Friday night.
On Tuesday evening there was a doll show
at the West Side rink, under the management
| of the Presbyterian mission band.
| Miss Jennie McLaren of Iglehart street has
| gone East for mouths visit to her friend
Miss Ward of Newburgh, N Y.
| w. s. Wetzel, a large cattle owner and
merchant Of Benton Mont, with his family
| is visiting in the city.
Miss Ray Cohen of Chicago was surprised
| last Sunday eve by friends. Music and re-
freshments followed.
! Mr.. Frank Bingham and Mr.. DouneIl Rock
well returned Saturday from short pleasure
| trip to Chicago.
The marriage of Henry Rochette of the
Rochette s. Sons, to Miss Jennie Griffin will
| occur on Tuesday.
| W. a. Maxheld, who has been sojourning
in Europe since last October, returned home
| last Thursday.
Dennis Ryan left Thursday evening on a
| trip to his lumber mills at Red Portage, OF
! tawa, Ont
Miss Nina Williams of Fort Laramie Wyo,
is the guest Of Miss Maggie Riley of Laurel
| avenue.
Miss Mary Beach of Lyle, Minn., is visit
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Luley, on Walnut