St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-06

IWenty-Seventh Street hall. The most
noticeable feature about the ballroom
was that the number of gentlemen did
not exceed the ladies, and every one
seemed to enjoy delightful time.
The |. G. c. society met at 1903 Chi
cago avenue May night and enjoyed a
social evening. The number of guests
was quite large, there being several in
vlted by members of the club. Cards,
music and social games was the pro-
gramme Of the entertainment.
Some sixty couple attended the May
ball Tuesday night given by the North
Star division, No. l, u. r. X. of p, at
Castle hall. The ladies served excel
lent refreshments i'll the dining parlor
at midnight. Good music and a pleasant
time were the features.
The members of the Caledonian club
nave arranged to attend the Grand
opera tomorrow evening to express
their appreciation of Robert Mantel,
the Scotch actor. A section of the house
has been reserved for ScOtchmen wish
ing to attend.
The announcement of the marriage of
Miss Mary Hill, daughter of j. J. Hill,
Of st. Paul, to Samuel Hill, of this city.
has caused no little comment in social
circles. The groom is prominent at
torney and is very popular among his
associates.
Rev. j. Je Hall and wife were rendered
farewell reception Monday evening at
their home by the congregation of the
First Free Baptist church. Mr.. Hall
and family will leave for Old Orchard,
Me-, soon, where they will spend the
summer.
A benefit ball was given Friday even
ing at Odd Fellows hall, corner of Mic
Ollet and Third street. The proceeds
were for the fund of the George n.
Morgan Camp No. 4, Sons of Veterans,
and neat sum was realized.
The Grand Rapids society held a
meeting Wednesday night at the home
of Mrs. Broum, near Minnehaha Falls.
The evening was devoted to music and
dancing, after which a repast was
served.
The Elks held their second annual
banquet at Taylor'S restaurant last
Sunday evening. About 100 were
present. Speeches were made by the
mayor and several members of the Or
der
st. Johns Chapter No. o. R. A. NJ.
gave banquet after a special cOnvOca-
ton on Tuesday evening at their hall on
Hennepin avenue. The banquet was
Thomas Kelly, of Waverly, Minn..
and Miss Mary McHale, of this city.
were married at Holy Rosary church on
Tuesday. A number of friends of the
contracting parties were present.
Invitations have been issued by Miss
A. NJ. Henderson to the wedding of her
niece. Miss Della j. Carney, to William
J.Warren next Wednesday evening at s
O'Clock at Centenary church.
A pleasant party was given at the
residence of Mir. and Mrs. Walter Bah
cock Thursday night. The party was
given by Miss Jennie and was in honor
of her mothers birthday.
The marriage of Miss Alice Ward and
Oscar A. Smith, both of Crystal, Mimi,
was sOlemniZed at the residence of Mrs.
S. Woodworth, 147 Linden avenue,
Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Field gave a small tea
party at her home on Seventh street
south Tuesday evening. 1t was the
tenth anniversary of her wedding.
The Young Ladies' Guild society of
St Pauls church held sOciable Mon
day evening at the residence of Mrs. j.
b. Tabor, 1901 Hennepin avenue.
The wedding of Miss Alice Hannah
and Frank e. Abbott occurred Satur-
day, April 2S. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. q. l.. Morrill,.
The Stonecutters' union gave a sue
cesSfu ball for the benefit of the widow
of the late Leo Babbs, at Plummer Post
hall Friday night.
Miss Celia Loren and Charles E.
Rounds Will be married at Como Ave-
nue. church at o'clock next Wednes-
day night.
Percy Jones gave an interesting talk
upon ''TravelS in Holland at the social
held at the Women'S exchange Monday
evening.
A ball will be given by the West Tur-
ner Hall society tonight at their hall,
corner of Washington and Fifth avenues
north.
The Murphy club gave a musical and
literary entertainment on Wednesday
night at its rooms, 245 Hennepin ave
nue..
Miss Stryker' will give reception in
honor of the graduating class of Stryker
seminary on next Wednesday evening.
Levi Butler Camp No. 5, Daughters of
Veterans, gave a social dance at Plum
mer Post hall Friday evening.
Arthur Merriman and Miss Heck Nc
Clary were welded at the First Metho-
dist church Wednesday night.
The East Side Sons of Temperance
gave literary entertainment Tuesday
night.