St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-07
SOCIAL HAPp nNINGs.
Many Notable Gatherings During
the Past Week-Comin@ Eyents


The Minneapolis Lodge No. 1859. 100
F., will dedicate its new hall. corner Tenth
avenue north and Washington, on Thursday
evening, Dec l. The following will COM
pose the various committees: Committee of
arrangements, Robert {. Hinrichs Dr. X. D.
Eaton, C. p. Satterthwat committee on re-
freshments. P. +. Martin, Isaac Hart, Charles
Settgast, invitation andinstroduction commit
lee, John LieDenow, William H. Sahley, d.
". Rich, a. f. Mclean, j. j. IIeinrich floor
managers Frank Lueck, A. w. Doerr P J.
Thielen, A. X. Newstrom. The event
promises to be of considerable importance.
as many of the members of the other !. o.
q. t. orders have signifed their intention of
being present.
Tuesday evening the literary section of
Unity club held its third meeting at the par
Tors of the First Unitarian church There
was good attendance and the time was very
pleasantly and profitably spent. The subject
TOR the occasion was The philosophers at the
time OF the French revolution. Three papers
were read, the first by LEROY Berrier heinz
on The Life and InfiueAce of Voltaire 3
The second paper had as its topic Rousseau"
ana was given by j. n. Sawyer 1t was quite
exhaustive in its treatment Astounding in
valuable matter OF interest TO ALL The third
paper. furnished by Mrs. g. f. Letcher, its
topic being the Encyclopedias" was very
interesting.
The ladies of the Church of the Redeemer
held a reception and supper in the parlors of
the church Wednesday afternoon and even
ing. The guests at the reception were re-
ceived by Mesdames L. 0. Cornell, Berge, r.
Slraiton, c. j. Edwards, G. T. Allen, F. o.
I1ltOn, &. G.. Leland, A j. Blethen. ID. Davis
and NJ. Lara After the supper had been
served sale of fancy articles occurred.
There were eight tables beautifully decorated
with fancy trinkets furnished by the ladies.
and quite neat sum was realized from the
sale. Several vocal and instrumental num-
bers were given during the evening
The Levi Butler G. A. Z post held fits on
nual election Nednesday evening, resulting
as follows: Commander H. l.. Mason: senior
vice commander r. Ii. Branton: junior vice
commander. l.. 0. Merriam: surgeon. G.. W.
Maddox: chaplain, B. f. Seaborn; officer of
the day. I. +. MerritheW; officer of the guard
*. Godfrey. q. L. Higgins, L. o. Merriam S.
5. Mcdonald were chosen delegates TO the
state encampment, with Messrs L. C. Bris-
bee j. Merrithew and Clark as alternates.
V. Truesdale, C. 5. Mcdonald and b. F. Sea-
born were elected trustees.
Lucius Purtscher, clerk of the Hotel
Cadillac, was married yesterday 10 Miss T.
NJ. Beck. of ST. Paul. The cermouy was ner-
formed by Rev. Rufus NJ. Clark. of st. Paurs
church, at his residence, 767 Woodward
avenue. Miss Adele M. Beck, OF st. Paul.
and Miss Nellie Mahoney, of Detroit, we're
the maids, and Fred d. Stevens and C.
Purlscher were the groomsmen. After the
cerem ony the party repaired to hotel Cadillac
for the wedding breakfast The newly
welded pair left for the East.
Charles A. Robinson and wife, of Western
avenue. entertained a number of friends at
progressive euehre aud progressive lunch
Wednesday evening. The time was thor
oughly enjoyed by all present, among whom
were: Mr.. and Mrs. nenrin- IL. cd Mrs.