St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-06
VARIED SOCIAL EVENTS.

VARIED SOCIAL EVENTS.
The IriSh-American club has secured
suite of rooms on the first floor of the
Boston block, which are to be elegantly
fitted up, and will probably be ready for
occupancy within two weeks, when the
event is to be celebrated by a reception
and ball. The club, although recently
started, embraces over 100 members, in
Guiding many of business and profeS-
Si0nal prominence, and promises to soon
become one of the strongest social Or
gani2at0ns in the city.
The First Swedish Baptist Church
was the scene of a pleasant wedding on
Tuesday night. The contracting parties
were Miss Annie Freeman and John S.
johnson, both of this city. Rev. Frank
Peterson, pastor of the church, spliced
the nuptial knot in the presence of
large number of friends and relatives.
The bride is the organiSt of the church
and was the recipient of many beautiful
presents as tokens of the high esteem
that she was held in the society.
Chorus RehearSal-The first rehearsal
of the Exposition Chorus will take
place tomorrow night at o'clock at
Dyer's music hall. The singers of all
the musical organizations in the city
are requested to be present and take
part. Mendelssohn'S 'Walpurgis
Night will be rehearsed under the di-
rections of Prof. Stemp. Two concerts
will be given during the last week of
the exposition.
Temple Council No. 1, N. L. of H., are
giving an interesting series of practical
debates at their rooms on Washington
avenue. The topic at the last Inc Getting
was whether or not the government
should control the telegraph system.'
AT the next meeting, Monday evening,
May IA, the question, IF the govern
ment should issue money direct or
through national bankS?" will be dis
cusSed.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Teadmon were
given pleasant surprise party on Tues
day evening by party of intimate
friends at their home in northeast Min
neapolis. The occasion was the cele-
brati0n of Mr.. TedmOn'S siXty-fifth an
niversary, and he was the happy re-
cipient of many beautiful presents.
among which was an elegant gold
headed cane and gold-bOwed spectacles.
The people of Minneapolis will be
given grand treat in the way of open
air concerts at Central park. cOmmenc-
ing about the middle of next month.
Prof. Frank DAM, the leader of the
DanZ band, is circulating q petition for
situation looks very favorable. The
concerts will probably occur Oh every
Tuesday and Friday evening.
The Merry Eight Social club gave
their concluding ball on May night at
Window hall and was grand event.
The attendance was large and the party
select. The May pole or ribbon dance
by the Merry Eight was the feature of
the evening. Supper was served at
IlNNys 81. 4
Sumed and continued until o'clock
Wednesday morning.
The first concert given by the Flour
City Cadet band occurred Thursday
night at Harmonic hall. The attendance
was very large, considering the stormy
weather. The music was very good, and
was encorcd repeatedly. The singing
OF Miss Mckay and the solo by Prof.
keitZman, the leader of the band, were
the features OF the entertainment
The first annual Queen May ball of
the Eighth ward people will be given at
the Relief hall, corner of Lake street
and Stevens avenue, Friday evening,
May II. The gentlemen present will
elect queen by ballot, who shall be-
appropriately crowned. Good music
has been secured and a pleasant time is
assured.
Mr.. Walter Tiffany. of this city, was
married to Miss Lila Robinson, an
esteemed lady in social circles, at ST.
Louis on Wednesday evening, April
20, at the Espicopal Memorial Church
at Old Orchard, a little town near st.
Louis. The event was very brilliant
and the number of guests was very
large.
The Lucy Hayes union will be given
q benefit social on Wednesday night
next at the residence of Mrs. w. Law
rance, 1922 Clinton avenue. Rev. A. j..
Smith will make few interesting re-
marks, and reading by Mrs. Jennie
Potter will be another important fea-
ture. The Fisk Quartette will be pres
ent.
Prof. ii. E. Zoch will be rendered a
farewell concert at Harmonic hall on
grammc will be entirely new from any
that has been given in the city, and
success is expected. Mr.. Zoch will
soon depart for Europe, to return in the
fall. when he will resume his teaching.
The Young Ladies' Missionary Society
of the Centenary NJ. f. church, gave a
''craZy social" at the church on Tues
day evening. 1t was novelty in social
circles and made a decided hit. The
gentlemen served the supper in very
graceful manner, which was highly ap-
preciated 10y the ladies.
The Fidelity Division No. l, Sons of
Temperance. held an interesting enter
tainment Tuesday night at the North
east Baptist church. Several ministers
were present and took an active part in
carrying cut the programme, which con-
sisted OF speeches and vocal and iDstru-
mental music.
Levi Butler Camp No. 5. Daughters of
Veterans. will give social party and
dance Friday evening, May IL, at its
had. corner of Twentieth avenue north
and Washington. Millard & Thyles
efficient orchestra will be in attendance.
The daughters will serve supper at
1l:30.
The ladies Of the Eighth ward gave a
May leap year ball on Tuesday night al