St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05

tralne. Then the bride on her fathers
arm. The groom was attended by
j. D. Armstrong. The ceremony was
performed by Bishop Gilbert.
Among those in the family pews
were Mrs. Gotzian, dressed in
very handsome black velvet EN- traine;
Mrs. Beebee, black lace; Mrs. L. Schur-
gown EN- traine: Mrs. Driscoll, an ex
Quisite white embossed silk en- traine.
Others in the church were Madames'
Spaulding, Upham, Driscoll, Pope,
Johnson, Fletcher, Lee. Van Slyke,
Denegre, Washington, Hill, Miller,
Brown and the Misses Spalding. Austin,
Price, Armstrong, Taylor, Borup, Beau-
mont, Denegre, Pope, Upham, Bend,
Davenport, Smythe, Lamprey, Tarbox,
Knauft, Bass, Winslow and Carpenter.
A reception given to relatives followed
at the residence of the BRIDES father, I.
FL. Bronson Beebee, Cos Oakland ave-
nue.. That evening Mr.. and Mrs.
GOtzian left for the East. After several
weeks absence they will be at home at
the Aberdeen on Thursdays, In Feb
ruary.
Mrs. A. Harnish and daughter, Miss
Lottie, of 1867 West Seventh street, en-
tertained the Mistletoe club at dinner
on New Years eve. Beside each plate
was placed very pretty hand-painted
souvenir, the handiwork of the fair
hOsteSseS, At the conclusion Of the
dinner Miss Lottie Harnish read an in
teresting poem dedicated to the men,
bers of the club. in which some excellent
hits were made. Just before the mid
night hour the guests were treated to a
little by-play. Poor old Father 'S9 was
seen wandering about the house, ap-
parently seeking resting place. The
sight aroused the sympathies of his old
friends; but, while preparations to
make the ''old man" as comfortable as
possible were in progress, Baby go came
in, and Immediately all attentions were
transferred to the ''sweet little thing"
with the result that the ''old man" got
Jealous and left, vowing never to return
to such tickle friends. Shortly after
this the club adjourned in body to the
house of Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Ellis, 1145
West Seventh street. where pleasant
hour was spent; going from there to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Weller,
on Tuscarora street. another hour as
pleasantly passed away, at the end of
of which the Mistletoe club adjourned
sine die.
Thursday evening a number of young
folks, chaperOned by Mrs. Harry Smith,
gave seighing party to Merriam Park.
Woodruff hall was engaged for the oc-
casion. Dancing was INDUCED in till
midnight, when luncheon was served,
and at / o'clock the merry party re-
turned to the city. Among those at
tending were the following: Misses
Darragh, Lyons, Agnew, Lyle, Nettie
and Blanche King, Name and Kate
Campbell, Holmes, Millie Campbell,
Flora Macdonald, Smith, Olive Free
man, Julia Donnelly, May Prendergast,
Kitty and Alice O'ConnOr, Jessie Lamb
and Margaret Lambert, of Saltwater,
and Miss Reedy, of Chicago; Messrs,
Darragh. Frank Otis, Herman and viii
Paul Wood, Walter Cathie, Lon Wilde,
NJ. F. Kahn, Jack Campbell, A. Fitzer.
j. P. Agnew. Nj. Agnew, George Free
man, Joe Prendergast, R. Roth, Tom
GOulden, Will Murphy, Harry German.
George Dougher, Frank Kohler and DR..
Finell.
AT the invitation of 81. 81. Galusha,
number of friends assembled at his
home on Sherman street last Wednes-
day evening and participated in most
unique and pleaSurable holiday enter
tainment. A large, brilliantly lighted
and ornamented Christmas tree stood in
the parlOr. 1t was stripped of its orna-
mentation by the merry but ruthless
party, and the merry candles were al
lowed to burn until their last rays were
spent, typical of the close of pleasant
holidays. The guests were decorated
with the ornaments, and dancing Occu-
pied the remainderof tine night and we'll
into the crisp morning hours. Those
present were Mrs. S. q. Sloan; Misses
Hon
jennie Wood, Eleanor Sloan and Nina
Wilson, and MeSSrs. r. W. Mi 1dleton,
r. t. Buford, E. B. ODER, G. j. IngIes,
H. T. McClung, A. E. Horn, J. w.
Lane, Russell Gilfillan and j. d. Miller.
The Acorn club entertained limited
number of friends at GIT st. Peter street
last Thursday evening. The follow ng
Christmas programme was rendered,
after which cake and coffee were served:
Santa Claus Jokes; Christmas Bells;
liking Christmas and His COnquests;"
violin solo; GRANDMOTHER Browns
Christmas" christmas in Egypt"
song, ''Bethlehem;" guitar solo, "a
New Year." song, marguerite An
nouncements; ''How COrnerwise
Adopted Mince Pies;;" "The Mince Pie
Prince" A unique feature of the pro-
gramme was the combination of shadow
illustrations and bells, with musical ac-
compartments, to the reading OF the
poem, ''Christmas Bells.
A pleasant dancing party was given
at the residence of Miss Beckie Krone.
Of Broadway street, last Wednesday
evening. Those who participated were:
Misses Beckie Krone, Hatty Levy,
Julia Hess, Freda Mock, Carrie Adler,
Helen Cohen, Nettie Frank, Sadie Low
enberg, Bessie Solomo n, Hortense
Marks. Messrs. Sylvan Levy, Ben
Marx, Alfred Hess, Barney Katzky,
Oscar Rittenberg, Louis Weiss. Sim
CardOZO, Jakob Lowenberg, Felix
May, Emil Mock and RothchiId. A
delightful evening was spent, and it
was not until wee small hour when
the party separated.
Miss Edna Brown gave a sheet and
pillow case party on New Years even
ing. Among the many young people
present were: Misses Grace Warner,
Charlotte Cross, Nelson, of Saltwater,
Moon, Moon, Warren, Warren. Grace
Hawkins, Richie Hand. Josie Carr,
Castle, Lulu Shandrew, Elizabeth Villas,
Ernest Davidson, Fred Dixon, Bun
Hersey, John Hutson, Frank Hutson,
Harry Warner, Frank Monte, Castle,
Warren, Clyde Miller. Bert Green,
Percy Crosby.
Garfield Ladies Relief corps gave
quite unique entertainment at the
hall, No. $50 East Seventh street. Friday
evening, consisting OF pantomines, tab
leauX and Rotations. The main fea-
ture of the evening was dancing from
10 to II. The tableauX of ."Morning,
Noon and Night was beautifully rep
rpcpDfp1 and the UOlInr ln6iac narfioi
pating deserve great praise-Miss Ida
Evans as morning, Miss Ella Dressed as
noon, and Miss Eva Jenkins as night.
The ladies of the corps hope soon to
give another pleasing programme.
One of the most enjoyable parties
given for the young people this holiday
season was the one given by Mr. Charles