St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-24
a Lack of Leading Social Events, But
an Endless Variety Of Small
Entertainments.
Weddings Predominant, Several Bril-
liant Nuptial Knots Being Sc
curely Tied.
The Coming Burns Banquet--A
Mix ado Party--Minor Events
of the Week.
ANOTHER DULL WEEK.
Minneapolis Society Events--Many
Small and Few Leading Ones.


Events that might be denOminated leading
Dnes were few and far between, though the
run of parties, teas and balls showed no
1imunitiOn. Among the latter were several
Of a very sN ell character, but they were not
public and the invitation list was limited
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Decidedly the prominent event of this
week will be the Burns banquet by the
Caedonian club at the Nicollet house to-
morrow evening. The program of the OBJ
5eryance of the birthday of the Scottish
poet is as follows:
BANQUET PROGRAM.
Grand March-'Garb of Old Gaul."
Grace. Rev. ID. ID. McLaurin
MENU.
Address of Welcome. Chief A. NJ. Clerihew
President of the United States-"Hail
Columbia ...-.::.......''..: 49,. bahd
City OF Minneapolis. Hon. George a. Pllsbury
The Queen-'God Save the Queen" Band
Robert Burns. Hon. c. X. Davis
''Robin Adair," Miss Phila NJ. Griffin
Highlanders shoulder 10 shoul-
der.............Mr Mr.. David +. Simpson
kitty Lads .........''.'.';hr john Miller Miller
The LasSies. -................Mr. James Gray
''Star O. Glengary" Miss Phila NJ. Griffin
The Land of Our Fore
fathers ............R. q. Hutchins, ID. ID
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A pleasant and leading social event of
The week was the german given on Thurs
day evening by Miss Jennie Whitcomb, at
The residence of her mother, Mrs. e. A.
Wright, 1908 Bloomington avenue. AS
each guest was presented-about fifty in
Rl-they were presented with fans bearing
their names, hand-painted, on ribbon, as
souvenirs of the occasion. The german was
led by Cavour LangdOn and Miss Whitcomb
and consisted of twelve unique numbers,
the favOrs for which were distributed by
Mrs. Wright and Miss Kate Hawkins.
There were present: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Barber, Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Steele, Mr.
and Mrs. William Wolford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Nee. Reeve, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Griffith, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gregory; Miss
Race. Decatur, ILL.,; Miss Grace Buck
and Miss Gertrude Buck, Chicago;
Miss Latimor, Hartford, Conn; Miss
Wilson, Bangor, Me-; Miss Brown,
Brooklyn; Misses Webber, Lockport. ILL.,;
Miss Agnes HardenbuTg, Miss Kate
Hawkins, Miss Mamie Clerihew, Miss May
Shenehan, Miss Florence King, Miss Vir-
ginia Tomlinson, Miss Ella Wassemer, Miss
Lucy Place and Miss Helen Mars; Messrs.
Wiel, Howell, G. ID. Langdon, w. b. Pal
mer, Clarence ToOker, q. NJ. Carpenter
w. E. Burwell, w. II. Truesdale, Dor
rance Dorman, S. l.. Hart, Lou Watson,
viii Brooks, Henry Elliott, David Chute,
G. b. Eustis, VIII Neiler, Henry Whit
more, Frank Nickels, Mr.. Thomas and Mr..
Velie.
49,
Miss Mary A. Fox of this city an J. II.
Shea, who has recently come from Filbrook,
NJ. r., were married on Wednesday at the
Church of st. Anthony of Padua, Father
O'Reilly officiating. Miss Kate Sheehan of
Montgomery acted as bridesmaid and L. j.
Fox as grOOmSman. After a reception the
young couple left for an Eastern trip. Their
home upon their return Will be at All Main
street northeast.
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A brilliant wedding affair occurred on
Wednesday afternoon at 1912 Third ave-
nue. south, the residence of Mr. III. NJ. Far
nam, the principals being Miss Celia Far
nam and William II. Holmes. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. r. +. Sample
at o'clock in the presence of number of
relatives and friends of the young people
The bride wore cream-cOlored cashmere
trimmed with lace, and was attended by
her sister, Miss Lucia Farnam, as brides
maid. The groom was supported by
his brother, Mr. Charles Holmes
A marriage reception was held
from until o'clock, during which time
great many friends called to express kind
wishes and congratulations. Mr.. Holmes
was for some time assistant secretary of the
Young Mems Christian association in this
city, and has wide circle of friends. There
were present at the wedding and reception
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes, Miss Lucy j.
Holmes, MessrS. Walter and Charles Holmes
of Aberdeen; Rev. and Mrs. II. c. Hovey,
DIR. and Mrs. c. NJ. Skinner. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Z. Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. s. Track
elton, Mr.. and Mrs. George ii. Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs
j. X. Monroe, Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Day,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C.. Robinson. Mir.
and Mrs. II. F. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
John L. Elliott Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas f.
Judd. Miss CLANCY of New York, Miss e.
NJ. Paige Mrs. Il. II. Terry, Miss Allie
Clemens. Mrs Garlic of Worthington.
Mimi, Miss Star, Miss Mary Day, Miss
Hovey, Albert Shaw, j. A. Chase, j. L.
Fuller. j. b. Sullivan, Frank Day, Clar-
ence Bowen, Levitt Odds of Clinton, Wis.
DR.. j. Creft, Mr. Greasy and many others
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes left last evening for
their future home in Duluth, where Mr..
Holmes holds the secretaryship of the
Young Mems Christian association of that
city.
49,
Early Tuesday morning. at the church of
the immaculate Conception, occurred the
wedding Of James r. Corrgan and Miss
Alice Kelly. The groom is young attor-
ney OF prominence best known through his
connection with the cause of Ireland.
though American born. The bride is
the daughter of Anthony Kelly. ESQ.,, the
wholesale grocer, and is a favorite in
the circle of society in which she moved.
The ceremony occurred promptly at the
hOur named at the church of the Immacu-
late Conception, and was in the English
style Of procedure. The u 81 lrS entered
first and were as follows: j. d. McCafferty.
st. Paul; Ii. A. 0dell, Samuel Hill and ID. !
VI. Chute. The bridesmaids were next in
the procession, as follows: Misses Mamie
Hill, Annie McQuillan, Mamie Kelly, Clara
West, May TOwie and Bessie Chute The
bride ended the procession and was unat-
tended. When the party reached the chan
eel the groom entered from the vestry door,
attended by his best man, Charles Z. |
COiTigan. The bride Joined him, and the
solemn ceremony of the Catholic church |
was performed. The bride wore elegant |
white French brocade and duchess
lace and the usual bridal veil. |
Miss Hill and Miss McQuiIlan were attired |
IN delicate con-colored surah silk. Miss |
Kelly and Miss West wore pink surah silk. /
Miss I0wle and Miss Chute wore blue |
surah silk. The bridesmaids wore gloves |
and wells to correspond with their costumes !
and carried bouquets of roses
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AT the residence of Mr.. Kelly on North |
Fourth street a reception was rendered after
the wedding The bride and groom re-
ceived beneath a bell and bow and arrow |
of choice flowers The nOrol 1aoo,o@;a...-