St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-30
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a musical entertainment OF rare IntTIt Is W
be given by local talent Monday evening at
the opera house for the benefit OF the st.
Paul Press club, recently organized. All the
leading musicians of St. Paul, both vocal and
instrumental are to take part
New York state men are requested to meet
the association members at Ryan hotel, Tues
day, at p. m. A banquet is TO be given at
the Ryan the following Monday evening, TO
which all former New Workers and their fam
lilies are invited.
NJ ISIS Mile Mclaughlin of Chicago is ex-
pected in the city Thursday next, when she
will be the guest of Miss McQuillan of Tenth
street. She is TO act rs bridesmaid at the
Beaupre-Dayis wedding, which occurs June
%.
Henry f. Schlattman and Miss Title Hasen
Wrinkle were married on Thursday evening at
the home of the brides parents, at Ellis
Grove, III. Mr.. and Mrs. Schlattman will re-
side at St. Paul and be at home to their
friends after June Is at 66G Cherry street.
DR.. W. S. Briggs and wife of St. Paul sailed
from Liverpool, Eng, on steamer Umbria for
New York, the I'D. The doctor has been
pursuing medical studies during the winter
in the hospitals of London and Vienna.
Members of the c. 0. r. X. club, compris-
ing A. Bishop, L. Beygeh, William Frisbie, b.
T. Carroll {. Edwards, h. F. Eldridge and
w lillian Moran, will take quarters at the
Burns cottage to-day for the season.
The Misses Lucia and Clare Judd OF Duluth,
Miss Ida Knoblean and Miss May Ford,
daughter of John L. Ford of st. Paul, formed
pleasant little party at the West last We'd
neSday evening.
On Thursday evening surprise party was
rendered Miss Annie Gibbons by a number of
her young friends, at her home on Acker
street. Dancing and games were the chief
amuSementS.
Mrs Matte e. Morton goes on Decoration
day to Hastings her former home. to decor
ate the grave OF her husband, John A. Nor
ton, late OF company +, Seventh Minnesota
volunteers.
Miss inertia Trowbridge has returned from
Chicago and is ut White Bear with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. 0. S. Musser. who occupy the
J. B. Murray cottage, on Clark avenue, for
the season.
The ladies OF st. Luke's Aid society held a
| semi-annual sale, with Strawberries and ice
| ere arn served, on Wednesday evening at the
| guild rooms adjoining Christ church.
Mrs. Henry Kinds, wife OF ex-senator
| Kinds OF Shakopee, spent three days in St
| Paul the past week, the guest of Mrs. Henry
| Kinds, Jr., 4S4 Cedar street.
The Mataska club is negotiating for the
Dellwood club house at White Bear lake
! where they propose entertaining their friends
| instead of camping out.
! Mrs Charles e. Lightner of Elg1n, ILL.,, &C
| companied by Miss Lightn e., is on a short
| visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Mack
| lett. of Spruce street.
The Misses Kelly left Sunday night last for
! Chicago, to be gone two or three weeks. They
| are stopping with friends and enjoying the
American opera.
| The Sons of Veterans gave an excursion
! down the river on a steamer Tuesday evening
| and will give 9th erS at monthly intervals dur
| ing the season.
Mrs. Peter Berkey and Miss Maggie Porter
| have returned from Hot Springs, where they
have been sojourning for month for the
formers health.
| Miss Boyd of Philadelphia. who visited hel
! sister, Mrs. George, here last winter, is ag ali
with her, at the corner of Third street anC
| Summit avenue.
The engagement is announced of Mr.. W
| A. Hordenburg and Miss Ella G. Stone two
| of the most popular of st. Pa uPs young
| society people.
The pupils of st. 10 sephs academy gave
| pleasant musical entertainment YESTERDAY
afternoon.
Mai. G. W. Baird and family have taken
cottage for the summer at White Bear lake
and expect to take possession early mex
| month.
A very pleasant surprise party was giver
to Miss Annie Givens. No. SO Acker street
last Thursday evening by d number of young
| friends.
Mr.. L. G.. Reinhard and T. A. Vervais, will
| their families. leave tomorrow for LAX
Vadnais, where they will tent it for severa
weeks.
The YouEg Peoples union of Dayton
bluff will conduct a mock trial at their meet
ing on June 3. 1t will be breach of promise
case.
r. P. Camden and Lewis Baker, Jr., left TO
West Virginia on Thursday, TO attend the
wedding of the daughter OF Senator Candle n
Miss Hattie Belote goes to Iowa soon, to
visit Miss Hutchinson. who was Miss Belote'
guest some time during the winter.
Messrs. Mark Peeves and Furman Whit
well will spend Sunday night with Harr.
Musser at White Bear.
The young ladies of st. Paul parish served
strawberries and cream at the vestry oil
Thursday evening. ISIS
John Stephin, Of the Dispatch reportoria
staff was married to Mary e. Thompson or
Monday evening.
The First Baptist church ladies gave
st rawberry and ice cream festival on Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. lines of Minneapolis visited Mrs
Brooks of Western avenue this past week.
Miss Nina Williams of Fort Laramie Wyo.
is visiting friends at POI Laurel avenue.
Miss Kate Musser of Muscatine, Ia, is Wis
iting Miss Stickney Of Summit avenue. 5ts
The Emmett Light artillery gave a credita
BILE drill at the Armory Friday evening.
George R Finch and family will occup,
their cottage at White Bear this week.
Miss Eta Stone, who has been visi tin
friends in Philadelphia, has returned.
Mrs. Clara Lyle Of Minneapolis, visite
friends in ST. Paul during the week.
r. Warner returned home yesterday from
three weeks visit to New York.
The ladies of Acker post gave an entertain
ment Wednesday evening.
Mr. julius Prickett Of St. LOUIS is visitin
Mr.. Allan McQuilan.
Miss McQuillan returned from St. Loui
Thursday.
Miss Hoyt is visiting her cousin, Miss Lo
Murphy.
Mrs. C. E. Hughes vi sited in Anoka thi
week.
Kenneth Clark has returned from Europe
Mr.. o. S. Musser has returned from Chicegc
Mrs. T. H. Merrill has gone East.
a. f. Jacassy has gone East