St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-03


played, and proceeded to the West hotel,
where. i'm company with relatives and
friends. about twenty-five in all, fine col
Iation was enjoyed. The young couple left
at s o'clock for Chicago Oil bridal trip.
George S. Couch and Mrs. NJ. T. WaIdwell
were married On Wednesday afternoon at
the residence of John Campbell, 902 First
avenue north. On Tuesday afternoon. in
Gethsemane church, occurred the wedding
of Joseph Y. Balestier of Chicago and Miss
Emma A. Brown. daughter OF John Potts
Brown. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. A. r. Graves in the presence of rela-
tives and a few friends. Miss Hattie Van
Burger of Hudson and Miss Marian Brown
of Glencoe acted as bridesmaids. After the
ceremony a reception was held at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, at No. 2Ol4
Fourth avenue south. and at O'Clock MIR.
and Mrs. Balestier left for Chicago.
THE SOCIAL ROUNDUP.
New Years eve was made vocal with the
music of the numerous dancing parties
about the city. }. y. Beach, Walter j.
Burton and three or four Others engineered
a very handsome dance at Malcolm hall.
participated i'm by over a hundred young
people. Three similar ones are TO follow
it, the DAM orchestra furnishing the music
for all The Irish National league gave a
ball at Window hall, which was glittering
success. The committees in charge were
as follows: Master of ceremonies. p. III.
Gibbons; arrangements committee J.. Gar
rity, Hugh Butler. NJ. Doyle; reception
committee, p. III. McPartlin, NJ. w. Nash,
c. A. O'ConnOr. J. Sheehan, A. Dolan;
floor managers, p. III. Gibbons chief, j. IL.
Steele, }. Gallagher, NJ. s. Courtney, NJ.
keenan,, Il. X. Hayes. The Harmonic So
ciety had watch festival" which was
attended by large thrOng and resulted in
unbounded merriment. The anniversary of
the wedding of Prof. and Mrs. ii. i. VIII
son was celebrated just as the New Year
came IN. One year ago they were married
on the stroke of the bell, and the celebra-
ton exactly repeated il. The party which
assembled at 1924 Ninth street south 10 as
sst was large and merry one. The Apollo
club also danced in the New Year, the party
having been attended by the elite of He
brew society.
On Tuesday evening Rev. F.. Sidney
Williams, 1921 Eleventh avenue south. en-
tertained the Congregational clergymen of
Minneapolis and st. Paul. There were
present from this city Rev. and Mrs. J. l..
Scudder. Rev. and Mrs. r. G. Hutchins,
Rev. and Mrs. ii. c. Hovey, Rev. and Mrs.
S. V. S. Fisher. Rev. and Mrs. ii. w.
Gleason, Rev. and Mrs. &. A. Hood. Rev.
and Mrs. A. MADDEN. Rev. and Mrs. f.
+. Rogers, Rev. and Mrs. y. c. Chaplin,
Rev. and Mrs. II. T. Tyler. Rev. and Mrs.
NJ. w. Montgomery, Revs. &. III. Cate and
r. A. Torrey. From st. Paul there were
Rev. and Mrs. George Dickinson, Rev. and
Mrs II. Hall, Reys. f. G. Evans, Dr. NJ.
MEG. Dana, j. III. Morley. For entertain
ment vocal and instrumental music was
rendered by Mr. and Mrs. Gleason and Mrs.
Fisher, followed by splendid lunch by
Mrs. Williams; with interesting reminis-
cences of a minister's social life thirty years
ago by Mr.. Hall. who was for long time
state superintendent of home missions. In
addition TO the ministerial party there were
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. Bell. Mr.. and Mrs. III.
b. Beard and Gen. and Mrs. A. Il. Nettle-
ton, who assisted in the entertainment OF
the guests For moderator for the ensuing
year DIR. Hutchins was chosen, and Mr..
Dickinson secretary.
w. ID. Washburn, Jr., gave a reception
at his fathers residence at Fair Oaks on
Friday evening that was an exceedingly
gay and elaborate affair. Dancing and
feasting were enjoyed by Messrs. Truesdale,
Tooker. Burwell. Carpenter, Tiffany,
Thayer, Fox, Barnes. Langdon. Putnam,
Wyman, Brooks, Hallowell, Side, Eustis,
Whitmore, WetmOre, Harrison, Hart, Gale,
Gale, GLADSTONE, Kent, Crosby. Hill. Kirch,
Tuttle. Northrup, Shepherd, Bovey. Ores
ser, Marlborough. Nickels, King, Eldred,
Holmes, Morrison, Cleveland. Palmer.
Wright, heller. Vanderlip, Atwater. and
Misses Langdon, Hardenbergh, King.
mer, Whitmore, WhItcomb. Walker. Stick
ney, Shenehan, Watson, Coburn, Wilson,
Dadman, Gale, Newport. Aborn, Wash
A delightful musicale was given OH Tues
day evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. l.. Sutherland, 116 Chestnut avenue.
Selections were rendered by Mrs. A. b.
Hush, Mrs. Constance MoZZara, +. S.
Hawley, L. J. Stuart and Mrs. DIR. Crosby
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
G. II. Woods, DR.. and Mrs. o. S. Chap
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Pratt, Mr.. and
Mrs Gilbert Van Etten, DR.. and Mrs. J.
A. Crosby, Mr.. and Mrs. MozZara, Mr.. and
Mrs. III. b. Hudson, Mrs. +. T. Abbott,
Miss Carrie Pierson, Mrs. A. b. Hush. Miss
Rice, Miss Sadie Sutherland, Mr.. F. S.
Hawley, Mr.. /. j. Stuart, Mr.. II. J..
Fletcher. DR.. Albert Shaw, Mr.. Charles c.
Bell, Mr.. j. M. Sutherland, Mr. Clark. Mrs.
K. I. Abbott, Mrs. w. S. Abbott.
Mr.. ID. c. Bell, in accordance with an
old custom of his, gave a splendid recep-
ton on New Years evening TO 100 guests.
including nearly seventy-five of the young
men of his Bible class. In the course of
the evening Mr.. Bell was presented with
the group of Rogers statuary, entitled
Playing Doctor. Music and recitations
completed the pleasant evening, which of
course included refreshments.
Mrs. w. M. Hornson entertained the Gen.
tenary Chautauquans last evening, the fol-
lowing program being given: Roll call,
with quotations from Emerson; essay on
Hannibal by Miss Brookes; The Tomb of
Lorenzo di Medici, by Miss White. Gen.
eral discussion followed on The Genius
of Rome, Her Institutions, Laws and Gus
tons.
George Crist of the Plymouth clothing
house and Miss Annie Trevellyan will be
married next Wednesday evening at S
o'clock. The ceremony will be performed
by Rev. j. l.. Scudder, at the house of
the brides parents, sos First avenue south
east.
Parties were entertained on Tuesday
evening by Mrs. G. w. Hall, 904 Univer-
sity avenue; Mrs. r. Q. Hayward. 1900 Vine
Place. and Miss Grace Watts, 1921 Chest
nut avenue.
The children of the Juvenile beginners
class of the Malcolm academy had delight
full dance on Wednesday evening. Fancy
dances were given by Lou Newell, Kittie
Black, Tillie Filbert and Gertie Fox.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Wheeler celebrated
their wooden wedding on New Years, a
large number of friends assisting and re-
Numbering them with numerous presents.
Company gave its annual banquet al
the West hotel on Wednesday evening.