St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The residence OF III. L. Chamberlin,
lis Twelfth street south, was neatly
decorated Wednesday evening for a
fashionable Hymeneal event. The oc-
caSion was the marriage of Miss Hattie
/. Chamberlin, daughter of II. II.
Chamberlin, to Edward ID. Hamill. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. W. L.
Chase, ID. D.,pastor of the First Baptist
church. i'll the presence of large num-
Der OF friends and relatives.
Upwards of ninety of the young peo-
church crowded the parlors at the resi-
dence of Rev. DR.. r. M. McKaig, II
North Tenth street, on Friday evening.
The occasion was a reception given
under the auspices of the Christian
Endeavor society of that church.
England" was the subject of the even
ing for recitation and song. The young
people, it seemed, were out en- maSSe,
and made the doctors house vocal with
their merry voices. 1t was one of those
gatherings of church people that had
charm for even the sordid reporter.
Those who took special part in the
programme were Misses Wagner and
McKaig, Miss Minnie Raney, of Du-
luth: MeSSrS. Stevens, Lindley, Lanter-
man and Pratt.
The vestry of the First Free Baptist
church was comfortably filled Friday
literary people, The event was given
by the young ladies and consisted of
singing, music and recitations. Miss
Julia May delighted the attendance by
singing a few popular selections and
was enthusiastically encored. The re-
citation by Miss Lillian Paige. together
with the duet solo THE Doubling
Lover by Miss May and Miss Bessie
Wilson, were pleasant features of the
evening.
The First Minnesota volunteers held
meeting Wednesday evening at the
residence of George A. Bracket to ar
range for the annual reunion of the sur
viyors of the regiment at OronO point,
Lake MinnetOnka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mea were last
evening surprised at their residence.
263 Thirteenth avenue south, and pre-
Sented with number of gifts appro-
pirate to the occasion, their wooden
wedding.
A novelty in the way of an apron and
fancy bag sociable occurred at the Sec
ond Universalist church Wednesday
evening. Music. singing and reading
was among the pleasant features of the
evening.
The Young Folks Guild of All Saints
church gave a successful musical enter
tainment at the Eight Ward Relief hall
Tuesday evening under the directions
of Miss Lucy Williams, president of the
society.
The Stenographers' association gave
an enjoyable social hop Friday evening
at their rooms in the Syndicate block.
Some thirty couple were present and
took part in the gay festivities.
A strawberry festival was given Tues
day evening by the Young Ladies'
Flower Mission of the Church of the Re-
deemer, at the residence of Miss Stick
ney, 1904 Clinton avenue.
A pleasant party was given at Twen-
ty-siXth Street hall, Tuesday night, by
the w. E. Jeffrey Lodge 304, United
Order of Honor. Ice cream and supper
was served by the ladies.
Mrs. II. B. Sherman, of the Nicollet,
was recently the recipient of a hand
some cut glass champagne set, with sill
yer tray and wine cooler, from the din
room employees.
The ladies of the George r. Morgan
post gave an ice cream and coffee SOcia-
bic Wednesday evening at the residence
of Mrs. Marilla Maya!l, POI Harvard
avenue.
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary Society
of the Northwestern hospital held a
business meeting Tuesday afternoon
at the home Of Miss Barton, 202 Clinton
avenue.
The La Grande circle will give a
social ball at Berglund's hall, corner of
Seventeenth street and Franklin ave-
nue.. Tuesday evening,
A dance will be given at the Eighth
Ward Relief hall next Friday evening.
The DAM orchestra will furnish music.
The concluding entertainment of the
Alaskan society occurred last night at
the Andrew Presbyterian church.
The Minnesota V. o. of H. gave a
leasant ice cream sOciable at Elks'
hall Wednesday night.
A theater and ball will occur tonight
of DAMN hall