St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-12
IN A SOCIAL WAY.

The ladies OF Grace NJ. E.. congregation are
10 give an entertainment and oyster supper
at their church, on Burr street near Mime
haha, this evening.
MI. and Mrs. Knox, of Munich, Germany.
are now displaying Il fine assortment of their
beautiful paintings at the Aberdeen, corner
of Dayton and Virginia venues.
A very pleasant wedding took place at st.
johns church at 5 o'clock yesterday afier-
noon. when Miss Caddie Wiley, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Wiley. was married TO Al
bert 4. Sibley. Mr.. and Mrs. Sibley will be
at home, at 4 Laurel avenue after Feb. l.,
Last evening at the Armory was quite as
successful as either of the two previous ones
and the boys of Company C feel moro than
jovial over the prospects OF. the fair. Hope
Division, Knights of Pythias. was one of the
features Of the evening. Dancing, as usual
finished off the evenings pleasure.
The ladies of the Foreign Missionary So
efety of the NJ. f. Church will give a chicken
pie supper III the pariors of the church, Fri
day evening. Dec. Is. from 6o'eloek until
9. All gentlemen, members of the church
and congregation. are especially invited to
come to the church fer their upper. A
short literary programme will be given.
Iic EeSiiiaE IltStluS VI aChtT TOSb - Gs
A. R.. will be held st post hall. old municipal
court room, corner of seventh n Wabasha
streets. at 7:3u to night. Officers for the en-
suing year and delegates to the department
encampment will be elected, after which
papers will be read upon the battles of Fred
ericksburg and Nashville. A full attendance
is requested.
TWoof the handsomest rooms of the Wind
go h1ezl f~o.F;o0 Ac Hftb cg-aa4 arm hand
somely decorated and flied with q choice
DISPLAY of embroidery, fancy goods and the
thousand and one other articles of that char
aeter tina delight a woman'ss soul. The prep
aration is in anticipation OF the bazaar to be
given to-day by the ladies of the Christian
chapel. The sale viii begin at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon IN last until I'D at night, con-
tinuing tomorrow afternoon.
The second night Of the fair at st Mat
thew's church at 1856 Dakota avenue. was
atte ended by a crowd even larger than that of
Tuesday evening. Large numbers from over
town were on hand. which were only SUI
passed by the West siders in point of mum
bers. Being located on a street car line
makes il easy of access, and the remaining
nights wilI undoubtedly be, as they ought,
more successful than the two Just past.
The second evening of the Scandinavian
fair, which is now being held in knaufts
block, on East Seventh street, was very
largely attended last evening, and the fund
for he benefit of the Scandinavian hal was
well started. A Scandinavian industrial ex-
hibit is one Of the most attractive features
of the fair. N~eedlewofk of all kinds
made by Scandinavian ladies ex-
cites admiration, ard is one of
the features of the display. In different
parts Of the hall are men and women at work
in different Industries; here some are max
ing the wooden shoes worn in Southern
Sweden. while there is a man with a fail.
illustrating the primitive way of threshing
grain. In different parts of the hall the Nor
wegian and Swedish flags are twined TO.
gether. thus illustrating the fact that the fair
is for both nationalities.