St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-06

kinds which are announced as the first
or second of series for the winter.
There is less to chronicle this week in
the way of personal gossip than usually.
1t seems that people are resting between
%Wo seasons of movement.
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Society DANA will give a theatrical
performance at Dania hall tonight. A.
4. Nelson, who is well known amongst
the local amateurs, has kindly assisted
in inStructing, and has done his best to
make the play success. After the
performance there will be grand ball,
with music by Thyle & Ringwal'S OF
cheStra.
Charles II, Babcock, the well-known
Young attorney who was married at
Crawford. \. j., on Tuesday of last
week to Miss Florence l.. Holdridge,
will arrive with his bride early next
week After Oct. Is Mr.. and Mrs. Bah
cock will receive their friends at their
home, $50 Twenty-SecOnd avenue south.
The II. p Z. club meets next Friday
evening at the residence Of ID. c. Hayes,
2;j46 Second avenue south, to TeOrganIZe
and have the first play of the season.
Avery pleasant winter is looked for
ward to by the members of the club.
Twenty names are already enrolled.
Rev. II. X HarSha, pastor of the High
land Park Presbyterian church, left the
city last Thursday for Omaha, where be
will be married next Wednesday, After
wedding tour of a month he Mr.. and
Mrs. HarSha will take up theirrcsidence
on Fremont avenue north.
A complimentary benefit, given by
Misses Ella and May Lotus in behalf of
Mrs. NJ. Z. Wall, will be held at Plum
mer Post hall, corner Nash and First
avenues north, Friday evening. Oct. II.
1889. Music by SOdini IL Perry'S Or
cheStra.
Ex-Gov. PiHsbury and wife, Miss
Pillsbury and Z. ID. Mcmillan and fam
United States on the City of New York.
the 3Oth of October. and will arrive in
Minneapolis about the 18th of NOvem-
Der.
The EctecIic club will begin with its
series of social parties next Saturday
evening. The first dance of the season
will be at Dania hall. The committee
of arrangements consists of n. l.. Mum
son, A. l.. Swanson and +. A. Young
Pen.
Prof. J. E. Bradley has extended an
Invitation to the Young men OF Plym-
outh church to hold the regular meeting
of the alliance at his home Monday
evening.
The ladies of the William Noble w
Re. will give a progressive euchre
party at their nall laos Third avenue
south, next Thursday evening.
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
The wedding of Miss Florence E.
Greene, OF Minneapolis, and John Will.
lam Campbell, OF Chicago. at the
plymouth church Monday afternoon,
was pleasant affair. Rev. Charles f.
1iIwing performed the ceremony in the
presence of the friends Of the parties.
The immediate friends of the family,
the brides mother, Mrs. Mary A.
Greene, Mrs II. a. Soaring. of BclOit,
Wis. and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bowers
first entered the church. They We're
followed by the uSherS. j. A. HOlWay.
F. f. Allen. Herbert George and Harry
Wait. Then came Miss Carrie Neal,
the maid of honor, and then the bride,
handsomely attiIed in white satin. She
was met at the altar by Nj. Campbell
and +. J. W. Miller, the best man.
After the ceremony 4 wedding lunch
was served at Mrs. Grcene'S residence,
1121 Hennepin. avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Campbell VIII be at home at 407 Fortieth
street, Chicago, after Oct. 3.
The social event of last week was the
wedding Of Miss Abbie j. Wiggin,
niece of Il. J. Meudenhall, to George L.
MuTtfeldt, of st. Louis, and the recep-
ton which followed at the West hotel.
The ceremony was performed at meet
ing of the SOeiety1ot Friends, and was
unique and simple in the extreme. The
parlOTS of the West hotel WeFe-elabor-
ately and beautifully decorated with cut
flowers, palms and designs, and was
largely attended by society people of the
city. A magnificent banquet was served
during the evening.
James Heller and Miss Jennie Rem
vile were married at the home of the
brides parents in South Minneapolis
last Wednesday evening. There was a
large attendance of relatives and
friends. After the ceremony the young
couple and guests partook of lunch at
Mr.. and Mrs. Alters, aunt and uncle of
the bride, at 1912 Two-and-a-half street
south, where Mr.. and Mrs. Heller will
reside.
Assistant City Physician Hall and
Miss May Fillmore were married last
"Wednesday at the home of the bride
Dr. Ferries performed. file ceremony.
Only few friends were present. They
Will take short tlip tliisweek, but will
postpone their wedding tour until the
holidays. They make their home at S02
IWenty-SecGnd avenue south.
Erwin c. Mclean. and Miss Hattie
Jenkins were married by Rev..D ID.
McLauren at IRimanlief Baptist church
Monday evening. Many friends at
tended the ceremony. The young
couple are we'll known in South Mime
apoliS society. After short wedding
tour they will make theirehome at 334i
Park avenue.
Frank Z. Holton, receiving teller of
the Northwestern National bank, and
Miss Lizzie Gilman, daughter of Aid.
John Gilman. were joined in marriage
Tuesday at 2 p. uls at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Gilman, 1859 Sixth streetnorth.
Miss Nellie Blocks. of Washington,
and Frank Z. Habacheck, an attorney
OF Minneapolis. were united in marriage
last Monday evening at the house of the
brides parents. The lady's father is
eX-Chief Brooks, of the secret service.
Edward Randall, superintendent of
the Dakota Newspaper Union of Aber-
deem, Oak, and Miss Grace A. Spald-
ing, of Rich6eld. were Joined in mar
rage at the home of the bride last
Thursday evening.
Albert J. Brock and Miss Nary
SynesS were married last Thursday