St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-18
To-NlGHT's SWELL WEDDING.
Coming Social Events---Doings Of
the Day.

The long-talked- of wedding of Miss
Gertrude Proctor, a young lady of prom
inence in Minneapolis social circles and
daughter of Prof. Proctor, and Charles
K. Side, will be solemniZed tonight at
7:30 o'clock at the residence of the
brides parents, 800 Southeast Thirteenth
avenue. Rev. d. j. Burrell, pastor of
the Westminster church, will perform
the usual ceremony. The number of
guests is very limited, and will con-
sist only of the intimate friends and rel
atives of the contracting parties.
Following the ceremony reception,
to which number of invitations
have been issued. will be given at
the residence of the groom's parents,
403 South Seventh street. During the
evening Danz's concert band will ren-
der few choice selections of hvmeneal
music, which will add to the
brilliancy of the occasion. The
newly married couple will give
receptions on May and To-,
when they will gladly welcome their
large number of friends.
A grand prize masquerade ball was
given last evening by the management
of the Windsor hotel in the spacious
dihlIiS lC was WI
large and was great success finan-
cially. The costumes were beautiful
and unique and presented very gro
tesque appearance as the couples glided
about the ballroom. A few of the
toilets of the ladies were exceedingly
elegant and it was difficult to decide as
to the rightful owner of the prize, which
was a handsome silver cup. A toilet
set was awarded for the most artistic
gentleman'S costume and an apprO-
pirate prize for the most comical
Dancing commenced at o'clock and
concluded at a. m.
The sale of seats at Dyer's music
store for the benefit of Prof. Frank DAM,
the well known musician, is very large
and gives color to the belief that it will
be the event of the season in musical
circles. The programme will be the
finest yet given, including all the prom
inent artists of both Minneapolis and st.
Paul. Mr.. DAM was the first to intro
duce first-class orchestra in the Flour
city, and the disposition to give him due
credit will doubtless be manifested on
Sunday afternoon by his large circle of
friends.
The May ball to be given by the Merry
Eight at Window hall OH Tuesday even
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usual brilliancy. The invitations which
have been sent out are very beautiful,
and reflect great credit upon the de-
signer. The affair will be strictly
private.
The entertainment to be given at
Curtis hall next Tuesday evening
promises to be great success. The
programme has been carefully prepared
and will be executed by the leading
local talent. Dancing will conclude the
evening gafety.
The second of series of social enter
tainments by the Commercial club at
$40 Hennepin avenue will be given to-
morrow night. Music, singing and
short addresses by the members will be
the order of the evening.
Prof. M. Stemp is highly pleased with
the success of his benefit concert that
occurred Sunday evening at Harmonic
hall. He realized about $3.50 from the
entertainment.
The Turner Hall society will give a
ball on Sunday evening at their hall,
corner of Washington and Fifth ave-
nueS north.
The first of the second series of dances
by the Faust club will occur tomorrow
night at Malcolm's.
The University club will give social
hop tonight at Malcolm's dancing acad-
envy.