St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-26
HERE AND THERE.

During the past week the Kappa
Kappa national convention has been in
session at the University. The time, on
Thursday afternoon, was devoted to
literary and musical exercises. Adj
dresses were delivered by DR.. Folwell,
Prof. JudSon and Miss Charlotte Darrell,
Misses Marie Folwell and Nellie Hall
provided music. This meeting was
followed by full dress recep-
ton, that evening, in the S.
G. A. building. The rooms
were taStefully decorated with flowers
and plants. Grethen's orchestra played
several selections during the evening.
About $50 guests were present. includ-
ing number of delegates from differ
ent sections of the country. Many
beautiful and elaborate costumes were
displayed by the ladies. The whole
affair was enjoyable and will form a
pleasant memory to those who were
present.
On Wednesday evening occurred the
marriage of Miss Nina Clough, daugh-
ter of Hon. David Nj. Clough, to Roland
I'll. Hartley. Rev. George r. Merrill, of
the East Side Congregational church,
performed the ceremony. A reception
was given to 400 invited guests at the
home of the brides parents, 1908 Sixth
street southeast. Mr.. and Mrs. Hartley
will spend their honeymoon in the East.
After their return they will be at home
to their friends at the residence of the
brides parents.
Mr.. Morris MeInerny, residing on
Bloomington avenue, was pleasantly
surprised by large party of friends
last Wednesday evening. Music and
dancing, followed by refreshments,
helped to pass the time agreeably.
Among those present were Misses Julia
Fox, Allie and Maggie Walsh, Frances
Burns, Frances Bailey, B. Gleason,
Clara Simpson; MesSrs. Mart and Will
Stapleton. NJ. Fox, l.. Simons, j. Daley,
j. Gauvette,T. Hickey and Will Fowler.
On Thursday evening, Rev. August
Dellgren was rendered a reception and
donation party at the residence of Mrs.
John Edwards, 500 Eighth street south.
The house was prettily decorated with
flowers. Miss Evelyn Bush, Mrs. Cal
houn and others rendered some pleas
ing music. Mr.. Dellgren returned on
Tuesday from Kansas, where he lately
married Miss Rachel Watkins.
During the week the Anti-Rain club
gave a picnic at Lake Harriet in honor
of Phil Moses and Harold Kelly, of Chi,
cago, who are the guests of Miss D.
Morse, 3045 Stevens avenue. Among
those present were the Misses Brown,
Moses, Filteau. AmeS, Crosby and Ham
mond, and MeSsrs. Johnston, Fisk,
Keely, Moses, Perry, Healy and Ham
Wednesday evening next a concert
will be given by the Swedish Brother
hood for the benefit of victims by fire al
Sundwall, Sweden. Several good speak.
ers are expected to be present. The
programme includes several numbers
by the Cadet band.
Misses Eva Austin, Ida Rolf, Minnie
Weir, Ida Bauchman, and Ida Bigen
Hamen gave a pleasant surprise party
Tuesday evening to Misses Annie and
Gertle Reiferrath at the residence OF
their sister, Mrs. BOndy, 512 Sixteenth
avenue north.
The Sunday school superintendent
have made final arrangements for theiI
parade on Tuesday. Each church con
tributes its share toward making the
parade success, and it is expected tC
present a novel and pleasing appear
ance.
Miss Lillian E. Stoddard is expected
to return soon from Boston, where she
has been spending her summer vaca.
ton. 1t is limited that her name will
have been laid aside for another during
her absence.
Miss Bertha King gave tea party tic
her little friends Tuesday evening. A
book of poems and a ring set with pearl
and emeraldS were presented by the
little misses as token of affection.
The marriage of Miss Mamie L. Brad
ley to P. II. Bradley, of Kenyon. Mimi,
is announced for next Thursday. The
ceremony will be performed at the
church of st. Anthony, of Padua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Landerbacb. of
Milwaukee; Misses Flint, of GAINESVILLE.
Wis. and Miss Kittie Knowles. of She,
boygan, Mich, are the guests of Mrs.
Robert Tafts, on Aldrich avenue.
The artist. w. H. billiard. and his
wife are staying temporarily at the
West. They are making many friends
among frequenters OF the art gallery al
the Exposition.
R M. Lawrence and family, of Grand
Rapids, Mich, are the guests of r. S
Stillman and wife. Mr.. Lawrence sue.
ceeds A. j. Marshall as editor of the
Free Baptist.
Miss Annie Mabie celebrated he,