St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-19

Davidson and Power, M. ID. Num- and
wife, Miss Davis, c. w. NeSbitt, Miss
Woodruff, Miss Routh, Miss Armstrong,
DR.. Ed Spencer, V. Edwards, f. Hew-
son and wife, III. A. Stees, Miss Stees,
{. Ii. WOrthen, Joseph Giltillan,; Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman and George
Mead.
PROF. M'LACHLAN'S RECITAL.
Prof. Henry McLachlan entertained
q select audience of about 200 people at
st. Mary'S church last evening with n
very pleasing organ recital. He was
assisted by Miss Kate Gordon, Miss
Alice Shave and Mr.. Won GeotZen. Prof.
McLachlan's execution of the diff
Miss Kate Gordon's rich So
in the angels Serenade," and this
with the solo number by Miss Shove,
were the features of the evenings re-
cital.
Il THE SOCIAL ROUNDUP.
A quiet wedding occurred at the resi-
dence of Rev. j. Ii. Dewart, 70S Burr
street, on Sunday evening. The contract
ing parties were Miss Alberta Nj.
Dewart and John f. Wilson, of the
firm of j. A. Wilson Il Son, Broadway.
The ceremony was performed according
to the ritual of the Methodist Episcopal
church, by Rev. Robert Forbes, ID. D.,
assisted by Rev. j. ii. Dewart, the
brides father.
The young people of the First Baptist
church will give their next entertain
ment at the church on Tuesday evening.
The programme will be under the au-
spices of the ''young ladies" of the SOci-
ETY.. 1t will be ''TennySon' evening.
4 hn oil 10 ini
pate Ill the refreshments only, as the
ladies will assume entire responsibility,
i'll honor of ''leap year."
Arrangements have been completed
for concert to be given Monday even
ing, Jan. so. at the Park Congregational
church. under the auspices of the la
dies society of the church. The chief
attraction will be Nine. Chatterton, the
renowned ''harp Soloist,' of London,
Eng, assisted by the best musical talent
of the Twin Cities. 49,
\ new social club which shall be
known as the "AftOnS" was organized
on Monday evening, with ten couples
residing on st. Anthony hill and six
couples from lower town. The MEM
bership limit is forty, and the principal
object is SOciability and carnival amuSe-
mentS.
The ladies of Grace church. on Burr
street. will give pink" tea at their
church parlorS tonight, and pink pro-
gramme has been prepared for the en-
tertainment throughout.
The marriage of j. E. Ham, the real
estate agent, and Miss Pauline MIMI
ger, which was to have occurred this
evening. has been postponed on account
of the illness of Miss Nininger, at 123
Virginia avenue.
Miss Allie Davis, we'll known among
the musical circles of Chicago, is max
ing brief visit to friends and former
companions in st. Paul.
The first public rehearsal of the
Orphans Choral society will occur to-
night at the First Baptist chapel on
Nacouta street. go.
''Sweethearts" will be presented to-
night at Standard hall under the
auspices of the st. Johns church guild.
Miss Minnie Larkin, of University
avenue, entertained last Tuesday even
ing i'll honor of Miss Davis, of Chicago.
The Trinket Dancing club gave So
cial hop at Marquardt's hall, corner Car
roll and Louis streets, last evening".
The st. Anthony Hill Toboggan club
held social meeting at its rooms, 1873
Western avenue, last evening. :;