St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-19
SALTWATER SOCIETY.
Five Weddings--Parti and SOciaIs
s.rerSOnal Notes.

Emil Drechsler was married to Miss Mary
Smith at the residence of the brides mother,
Mrs Amelia MuckenhauSer, on Olive street,
yesterday afternoon. The ceremony was per-
formed at $3.50 by Judge Rudolph Lehmicke.
A wedding supper was served, after which
The bride and groom left on their bridal trip
TO Watertown and Milwaukee,
John Schroeder, was married to Miss Emma
DrechSler ut the residence of the brides
mother, Mrs. Christian Drechsler, corner of
Fifth and willard streets, on Thursday even
ing The words that made them man and
wife were said by Judge Lehmcke The GER
emony was followed by supper and dancing.
Charles Foster, the efficient assistant city
engineer and Miss kittie BrOSSius,a Vivacious
young lady, both OF Saltwater. will be mar
ried quietly on Nov. 10. Will May will act as
best man and Miss Alice Newman best lady.
The marriage of James Harper of the in
surance firm of Prince s. Harper, to Miss
Flora Kinney, of Waverly, n. Y, will take
place Sept. %.
John Flanagan, of St. Paul, ard Miss Mary
J. Malone, of Saltwater were united in mar
riage in st. MichaePs church on Wednesday
PARTIES AND SOCIALs.
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Bolles were a9reeably surprised by q large
party of North hill friends. The evening
was spent in dancing and card playing. Sup
per was served at Il suitable hour, soon after
which the guests left for their respective
homes, all well satisfied with the evenings
entertainment.
young and old bachelors supper and en-
tertainnent will be given at the NJ. E. church
next Thursday evening. The ladies will
furnish the supper and the gentlemen will
arrange the table, wait on it, take up the
money, do the entertaining, and so on. This
will be something new here and bids fair to
be q success.
On Wednesday evening DR.. and Mrs. P. H.
Willard and Mr.. and Mrs. Percy 3. Smith
celebrated the twelfth anniversary of their
marriage very pleasantly at the residence of
the former. About twelve couples of init
mate friends were present.
A social and supper were given at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Peter Russell on North Third
street., on Tuesday evening for the benefit of
the NJ. E. church. A neat sum was netted.
On Wednesday the Ladies' guild of the
Episcopal church held its first meeting at the
residence of Mrs. Chester McKusiok. The
next meeting will be held ut Mrs. Eastons.
Eight couples of the boarders at the Put
nam house spent Wednesday evening very
pleasantly playing progressive euchre.
1.-THE Misses Carlton were surprised by q
large party of friends from Saltwater at their
home west of town Thursday evening.
a ball was given on Thursday evening at
the B. and H. hall for the benefit of a. Ander-
son, which was a success.
Mrs. DR.. Willard entertained the Ladies' In
dustrial society of the Presbyterian church on
Tuesday afternoon
The knights of Pythias are making extern
sive preparations for the dedication of their
hall here on Oct. IL.
Mrs. a. D. Roe entertained the Ladies' Aid
society, of the Grace Congregation church, on
Thursday.
The .Universalist society met with Mrs.
George Low on Wednesday afternoon and
evening.
The fair at Music hall on Thursday, Friday
and last night was largely attended.
A social will be given at the Presbyterian
church next Friday evening.
PERSONALS.
Mrs. II. Scott Howell of Keokuk. and E. E.
Taylor, Esq, and Miss Virgie Taylor, OF st.
Paul, are the guests Of Capt. Taylor. .. Miss
Alice Pettibore will leave for Duluth on
Tuesday to make it her future home. w. s.
Goodhue is of on two weeks vacation in
Vermont Miss Mamie White, of Grand
Forks, is the guest of her friend, Miss Maggie
Crowley. ID. L. Birmingham and son left on
Friday for the East TO spend few weeks.
Dudley Doe will return to Ann Arbor to-mor-
row 49, A party of Saltwater people left on the
Milwaukee excursion for Boston on Friday
consisting of Mrs. Jacob Bean and children,
Miss Gee, F. w. Chapman, Samuel Chapman
E. 4. Phinney, Mrs. Samuel Lanphear and
daughter, Mr.. Allen and Mr. McCleary. They
will visit different states in the East. Mayor
Staples and wife returned from pleasant
Eastern visit on Friday. Misses
May Norton and Lizzie Webb leave
tomorrow for Chicago, to visit friends
flames Matthews is at Haywood. Mrs.
Gibbs and daughter, Taylor's Falls, visited
friends here on Friday. ..Will May, Fred Doe