St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-19
Marriage Last Evening of c.
X. Sidle to Miss Ger
trude Proctor.
Two Hundred Girls Strike at
ShotWell, ClepiheW &
Lothmann'S.
Sixty-Ninth Anniversary Of
the Odd Fellows to Occur
Next Thursday.
A Florida Exhibit at the EX-
positiOn--A Drug Firm
Assigns.
QUIETLY Welded.
The Sidle-Proctor Nuptials---Va-
ried Social Matters.

The Sidle-Proctor Nuptials---Va-
ried Social Matters.
Of all the daughters of society in the
city there are none more loved, more
popular, or more esteemed than Miss
Gertrude Proctor, known in circle of
the brightest, cleverest young people III
town-a brilliant musician. and
leader among all of the pleas
ATTEST sociais given during the
past two or three seasons. Last night
She laid aside forever (and did it with
the same grace with which she accom-
plishes everything) the blushing, bud
ding charms of maidenhOod, and took
upon her the more staid, if no less
pleasing, position of young matron. Ii
certain circumstances OF sad nature
had not interfered this wedding would
have been one of the most largely at
tended matrimonial affairs ever known
in the city. AS it was, the wish OF the
families of both parties was strictly
adhered to: the ceremonies were OF the
simplest kind, and only the near rela-
tives of the happy couple were present
when Dr.. d. j, Burrell, surrounded by
a profusion of ferns and flowers and
trailing plants beneath a horseshoe
of rosebuds and smilaX, Joined IN the
bonds of holy matrlmony Gertrude
Proctor-looking as sweet and plquanC
as ever pride could possibly look-to
Charles K. Sidle. one of the most
widely-known of the young business
men of Minneapolis. The wedding oc-
Cured at the residence OF the Dride,s
father, Prof. Proctor, the well known
musician, who looked and felt one
of the happiest beings on earth;
1t was happy wedding, ana one hlleo
with surprises. The ceremony was con-
summated. and the party was driven to
the home of the groom'S rather, corner
of Seventh street and Fourth avenue.
There was music soft and sweet ringing
through the corridors, and many rooms
of the mansion. There was more How
ers and brightness for the coming
merry throng, and they had a happy
time, but it was all strictly. private ana
confined to the members OF the Froctor
and Sidle families and few intlmateS.
The entertainments at the Side resi-
dence included an elegant wedding sup
per, which was served about $50, ana
the conclusion of which brought the
festivities to an end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles K. Side Will
make their residence for the present
with the parents of the groom and Will
~
May.
SOCIAL SAUCE.
Miss Fanny Hennesy of 10 Grove
Place, gave a pleasant party Tuesday
evening to few of her friends. Reclta-
tions and music followed by dancing
was the order of the programme.
Among those present were the Misses
NADIA Berry, Maud Starratt, Anna Nc
Dougal, Anna Timperley, Aurora Bau-
man, Abbey Pierce, Lucetta Swarb,
Agnes Larkins, Mary and Nellie Hen
messy, Nellie Day and Florence Muir
ply and the Misses Bigelow, from st.
Paul. The gentlemen present were
Messrs. Charles Bauman. Willie
Schober, Seymour Abraham. Sidney
DOstaler, George Smith, Frank webster,
Ed Murphy, Charles Mckay, John and
Daniel Hennessy and John Seybault.
The Mahtowah club will give their fare
well dance of this season, and the sew
enth in their series. Thursday evening,
April 20, at Maben's hall, corner Firth
and James avenues north. Ii the ball
will be as tasteful as the beautiful lnvl-
tationS to it already printed and now
out, it will be an elegant affair indeed.
It's officers are all we'll known, and are
guarantee of the success of the affair.
+. &. Deterly, president; L. III. Girling,
secretary: G. S. Usher, treasurer; mas
ter of ceremonies, Patrick ii. Gibbons.
A young peoples social will be given
Friday evening at the residence of M.
A. Gedneg. 3O12 Washington avenue
north.
Jennie O'Neill Potter will take
leading part at the next entertainment
at Bryant G. A. r. post of the Eighth
ward next Tuesday evening.
The Ladies' Relief corps of Dudley
Chase post held a maple sugar social at
their hall, on the East side. last night,
and had large party present and
pleasant time.
The Faust club dance will occur to-
night at Malcolm's. This is the first
hop of their second series.
Miss Emma Wilson entertained about
twenty couples Monday evening at her
home, 416 Seventh avenue south, and
most enjoyable time was had.
The Electric club will give their last
dance of the season at DANA hall to-
night.