St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-26

, kuwick and wife. Mrs. Souders, f. A.
| Hagman and lady, II. +. Hagman and
lady, Miss Velet. IL. b. Sayre and wife,
II. Houston and wife, +. Murphy and
lady. j. Griffin and lady. y very pleas
ant evening was spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ii. Murch Thurs
day night celebrated their wedding an
niverSary, as is customary with them,
by entertaining their friends and neigh
borS in royal style, and their delightful
home ut I'll Highland avenue was per-
feet scene of JOvial hospitality and en-
Joyment. Friday evening Master Charles
y. and Miss Matte Murch entertained
their Young friends TO the number of
even fifty.
The Franklin evening school gave 4
grand entertainment at the &. a. Il.
hall, corner OF Twentieth avenue north
and Washington. There was plenty OF
excellent singing, and some of the
teachers gave short, bright addresses,
Supt. Charles NJ. Jordan and Mrs. III. f.
Wilson. the public reader, were also
present and assisted in making the
evening very pleasant one.
The Faust club gave one of its pleas
ant dances Wednesday night at NAL
collins dancing academy. The party
young society people, whose presence is
enough to assure Il grand success. The
costumes of the ladies presented a very
beautiful appearance upon the floor.
DAMS orchestra gave its usual SatiSfac
ton
The ball given by the Harmonic Soci-
ETY. last night at Harmonic hall was at
tended by large number. The party
was very select, and the best of order
prevailed. Dancing began at S o'clock,
and lasted until , Il. m. The music fur
niShed by DAMS orchestra was in har-
mony with the occasion.
The marriage of Miss Hattie II.
Young to James Muir was SolomniZed
"Wednesday at the home of the brides
parents by Rev. DR.. Stryker. Only the
Intimate friends and relatives of the
contracting parties were pres ent to wit
ness the simple, but impressive cere-
m0ny.
\ musical and literary entertainment
will be given by the talent of the
Eighth ward at the Relief ball next
Wednesday evening. 1t will be under
OF the Simpson church, and the funds
will be used in finishing the church.
\ rehearsal of the Glee club was held
Panic company'S, under the direction
of Prof. Woodruff. c. W. Lyons, Homer
Patten and G. Hall were accepted as
eligible members, and duly received
into the club.
Thomas hall was the scene of de-
lightfGl event "Wednesday night. The
occasion was masquerade ball given
under the auspices of the c. c. Wash
burn Post, q. y. Il. \ large variety of
elegant and comical costumes were dis
played.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Murch Thurs
day evening celebrated the thirteenth
anniversary of their marriage at their
pleasant home, 81 Highland avenue.
About sixty guests were present. and
the occasion was most enjoyable one.
The Childrens' Mission Band of the
Church OF Christ gave a dime entertain
ment Friday night at the corner of
Portland avenue and Eleventh street
south, which was very successful af-
fair financially and otherwise.
A private calico leap year party will
be given the evening of Feb. % at
Turner hall by the ladies' society of the
West Side Turnyerein. Tickets can be
obtained only from the members of the
club on application.
Miss Helen labor, charming little
lady OF eleven years, entertained
number of her little associates in de-
lightful way at her mothers home, 1901,
on Saturday afternoon. the 18th.
The Presbyterian Alliance of Mime
apolis will entertain the alliance of the
same denomination of St. Paul at ban
quet at the Westminster church parlors
next Tuesday evening, Feb. 2S.
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tons birthday at the residence of James
Lane, by the Young Ladies' Home Mis-
sionary society of the Methodist Episco-
pal church.
The Caledonian club gave one of its
usual pleasant events at Curtis hall
Tuesday evening. Music, resolutions
and dancing were among the features of
interest.
a dime social was given by the La
dies Aid society of the Vine Street
church at the residence of Mrs. George
Mills, 1868 Lake street, Friday evening.
The elegant reception given by the
st. Anthony club as their club house
last "Wednesday evening was largely at
tended by the elite of the East side.
The ball to be given by the Flour City
Snowshoe and TobOggan club at Arm
DRY hall on March promises to be
very brilliant event.
The WOman'S Christian association
held its twentieth annual meeting yes
terday afternoon in the parI0rS of the
Centenary church.
The Ladies' Aid society recently met
at the residence Of Mrs. George Mills.
25l3 Lake street, and very pleasant
time was enjoyed.
Wednesday evening Rev. l.. H. Rey-
nOldS delivered a very Interesting lee
ture before the Andrew Presbyterian
congregation.
The dance at the Eighth Ward Re-
lief hall Wednesday night was a very
delightful affair and was fairly at
tended.
\ social and New England supper
Free Baptist church Wednesday even
ing.
The West Side Turner society will
give a dance tonight at Turner hall,
Washington and Fifth avenues north.
4 musical and literary entertainment
was given on Friday night by the Sixth
street branch of the Y. NJ. c. A.
On next Friday evening the German
club will give fancy masquerade at
MalcOlm'S.
Mrs. Bishop Foss gave dinner party
to about twelve friends Oh Saturday
week.
Mrs. II. r. Wright entertained about
twenty-five ladies at Dinner Friday.
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