St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-20

"Eyes look love to eyes which speak again.
Thus encouraged, the young man puts
his best foot forward, intimates to his fair
companion the loneliness of his past life,
and perhaps asks her to double his joys and
halve his sorrows. Result: If she is un-
tutored in the ways of the cold world her
heart dictates an answer; if ''prudently''
educated. and if she has already solved that
little problem in mental arithmetic which
shows the amount of his possessions in this
worlds goods to be satisfactory the male
simpleton is made happy. Otherwise. the
young lady intimateS the propriety of join
ing her friends, who, she is afraid. are wor-
ried about her.
HERE AND THERE.
On Wednesday afternoon at o'clock, at
the Dayton Avenue Presbyterian church, was
solemnized the marriage Of Mr.. George Net
Teton at Duluth and Miss Martha Pollock.
daughter of J. D. Pollock OF this city. Rev
NJ. D. Edwards officiated. The church was
very handsomely decorated The bride wore
q white satin dress with train and carried a
bouquet. The bridesmaids were Misses Jen-
ME Pollock, Julia Nettleton, Minnie Timber
lake and Jessie NewSon. The groom's best
man was Mr.. Nat Pollock. Messrs. Fred Net
Teton of Duluth, Clarence Rowland of Cats
kill, n. Y, John Adams of Duluth and John
Dane were ushers. After wedding trip to
the East, Mr.. and Mrs. Nettleton will make
their home in Duluth.
On Wednesday evening Miss Nellie Auer-
bach gave lawn party in honor of her
guest, Miss Rittenhouse of Washington. The
grounds of the residence on Summit avenue
were beautifully decorated for the occasion
with Chinese lanterns, and fine calcium light
was centrally located, which threw steady
white light over the spacious grounds. The
invitations ran from to 10. Soon after the
arrival of the guests the rain began to fall in
torrents, which drove the guests indoors An
elegant spread was served. Dancing was in
dulged in until quite late Among the ladies
present were Misses Dean, A. Dean, Prince,
Belote, Hattie Belote, McQuillan, McLaugh-
lin, Roland, Beaumont, Price, Stone, Earring
ton, Washington.
The marriage of Mr.. E. W. Kennedy and
Miss May Day, both of this city, was solem-
niZed at Christ church at O clock Wednesday
evening, Rev. NJ. n. Gilbert performing the
ceremony. The bride wore cream-colored
satin dress, square neck and Queen Anne
collar, with veil and orange blossoms. The
bridesmaids were Misses Leola Day. Blanche
Strong of Chicago and Jennie Bourne. Mr..
P. L. CGrdo was best man, aud the ushers
were F. d. Day and 81. Kragstad. A recep-
ton was given at the brides home, 40 Lyle
hart street, after the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kennedy go East on q wedding tour.
Musical entertainment was given at the
Rosabel street German NJ. Il. church on Tues
day evening, under the direction of Ms. H.
w. Eddy, the organist, for the benefit of the
church, and was well attended. The program
: included organ selections by Mrs. Eddy and
! by T. G.. Titcomb; Quartets by Mesdames
: Rhodes and Thompson and Messrs johnson
and Willrich: and piano duet by Mrs. Eddy
and Mr.. Titcomb. The recitations were finely
rendered and elected hearty applause. The
entertainment was a success musically and
financially.
On Tuesday evening last a very pleasant
progressive euchre party was entertained at
i1e residence of Capt. P. F. Richie at $50
Pleasant avenue. The following were pres
ent: Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. D. w. Sits, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Zimmerman, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Coval, Mr..
ii. Gran, Prof. ]. d. Bond and wife, Mrs.
George Partridge, Mrs. John H. Mcdonald
Misses Fish and Chamberlin, Messrs Foreman
and Smith.
The marriage Of DR.. J. B. Darling of West
st. Paul and Miss jeanette Scheffer of Chi
caga, took place at the church of ST. Clement
Chicago, on Tuesday. The bride is niece Of
Mr.. Albert Scheffer of ST. Paul. DR.. and
Mrs Darling will spend a few weeks in Wis
consin, after which they will arrive in ST.
Paul and be at home at the corner of State
and Susan streets.
DR.. G. b. Lewis of the West side and Miss
Lille Lienau, daughter of Hon. G. fl. Lienau
we're married Wednesday evening at the resi-
fence of the brides father, 212 Concord
street. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. NJ. n. Gilbert, rector of Christ's church,
In the presence Of the family and intimate
friends.
Lieut.. Sedgwick Rice of the Twenty-second
infantry has affected a transfer to the cav
airy arm of the service and now signs him.