St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-20
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Wednesday evening the faculty and cadets
of Shattuck school received their frie nds in
Nancy Armory hall. Between 800 and 600
were present. One of the principal features
of the EVENING" drill by the ''cracked
squad" under Capt. Wisner-was enthusiasts
tically received. Dancing was INDUCED in
until midnight, and it was the universal YER
dict that it was one of the happiest gather
ings that Faribault ever enjoyed. Tue music
was by the Fort Smelling band. "A good joke
has leaked out upon the young ladies who
were experimenting the culinary affairs at
the banquet given the alumn4 of st. MaryS
hall. A grapevine dispatch to the GLOBE
says: The young ladies when they went to
serve the ice cream found that it had frozen
solid in the freezers. How to get it out was
the question. All attempts had proven fiat
failure. At last Miss -. a charming society
young lady, proposed pouring boiling water
over 1.-The thing The proposition was ac-
cepted, but the cream-well, they say it was
lawfully good custard'' -. Mr.. and Mrs FL.
E. Barron, corner Cherry and Third streets,
are entertaining Mrs. and Miss Health New
Orleans; Miss Carrie Davis, Minneapolis; Mr..
and Mrs. Warner, St. Paul, of Warner,
Lindeke s. Co.; Mrs. G. H. Webster Chicago;
Mrs. j. G. Hamilton, st. Paul, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Converse. Hartford, Conn. .Supt. Case
and wife of the Milwaukee road and niece,
Mrs. G. w. Porter, Minneapolis, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Pratt.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. McMasters, st. Paul, are
visiting friends in the city. Mrs. w. G.
Sherman and daughter, Cannon Falls, are
visiting relatives here. Miss Edith Hlllyar,
Bismarck, is visiting the Misses Pettitt on
Fifth street. Rev. DR.. Millspaugh and wife,
Minneapolis, and Mrs. Bishop Clarkson,
Omaha, are the guests of Mrs. G. r. Mills
paugh. Miss Whitney Of st. Mary's hall
will spend the summer in Europe. Mrs. W.
A. Van Dyke, St. Paul. spent the week here.
....A large party from Des Moines arrived
on special train Monday and have remained
in the city during commencement. Ernest
Kemp, an old Shattuck boy, now a prosper
GUS business man in Red Wing, spent the
week in the city. Alex Cathcart, St. Paul,
was here Wednesday and Thursday. The
| following were here during commencement:
J. H. Hilard and wife, Minneapolis: Bishop
| Gilbert, St. Paul; DIR. Thomas St. Paul: Mrs.
| John Glover, Hudson, Wis; Paul c. Harris,
| Galena. H.; Miss e. @. Tracy, Chicago, and
| Capt. G.. H. Moffett, st. Paul.
saltwater.
The fifteenth wedding anniversary of DR..
and Mrs. Alexander Donald was pleas
antly recognized by fifteen or twenty couples
of friends at the residence, 314 South Third
| street, on Monday evening. The surprisers
| met at the residence of DR.. Marshall, on the
North hill, and DR.. Merry, on the South hill,
| and appeared about $50. They remained till
| midnight and spent most delightful even
| ing. Progressive euchre and supper were
| the principal features. DIR. and Mrs. Donald
were the recipients of numerous silver and
glass presents. The marriage of Mr..
George S. Willard to Miss Clara Willim was
solemnized at the residence of the BRIDE
father, Hon. William B. Willim, corner Of
Second and Locust streets. on Wednesday
evening. The ceremony was perfofmed pre-
cisey at 9 O'Clock by Rev. Langlois. The
bride was attired in an elegant costume and
| the groom wore the usual Conventional The
house was elegantly decorated Only srela-
| tives and intimate friends of the family were
present, and the affair was very pleasant
one. Mr.. Millard was at his store all day
Wednesday and Thursday as usual.
| Mr.. George I. Gorham of Saltwater and Miss
| Clara Boydon were married at the residence
| Of the brides parents at Hudson on Thurs
day afternoon at $3.50. The happy couple
| left the same evening for the East on a we'd
| ding tour Of four weeks. Mr.. Edward G.
Foster and Miss Linn NJ. Sheedan were mar
ried at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Boomer, No. 422 South Sixth street. The
words that made them man and wife were
said by Rev. A. D. Roe. A large number of
| friends were present and the presents were
numerous and beautiful. The happy couple
| left on the S:45 train for St. Paul and will
visit different parts Of the state before re-
| turning.