St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-26


tertainment, at which DR.. d. II. Dor
man will preside, will include some of
the best musical talent in the
city. Mrs. Anna Pratt Larrabee. Miss
Julia May, Miss Susie Mckay, Prof A,
w. Porter. Prof. Hal C.Woo, ruff, Henry
j. Elliot, Charles SHIRLEY, A. IL. Polly,
g. G. Farley and George Ferguson are
to participate besides memuers of the
Boston Ideals. The following members
OF the order compose the several COM
mitteeS:
.Arrnngement-R. W Goddard Dr. J, r.
Freeman, F. A. Cotharin.
lnvltatfons-Dr. Neil Downey. John J..
Amory +. L. Conkey, E. W. Goddard, ID. H.
Dorman, L. r. Redfeld, +. a. Cotharin. Lou
7. Watson.
Floor Committee-Dr. Neil Downey. P. H.
Herzog. John l.. Amory, j. A. Beach, Lou 4.
Watson. F. d. La1rapee, E. A. Taylor. i. A.
Brooks, L. r. Redfelo.
Reception-D II. Dorman, DR.. J. r. Free
man. Ed Childs, L. Stafford, George Sim
mons, A. II. Polly, Prof. Hal C. Woodruff, E.
A. Brooks.
About 126 couples were present at the
military bali and promenade concert
given by Company B, First regiment at
ArmOry hall last evening. The pro-
gramme included eighteen dancing
numbers. and the following committees
officlated: ArrangementS-Serg III.
w . ElCClldu. II. II. COlluSOil,
Corporal J. W. Urquhart. Reception
Sergeant FL. w. Freeman. Sergeant w.
c. futile, Private IL. l.. Keller. Floor
Committee-Lieut. j. Ii. Morgan, Cor
pOral C. B. Bur1ick, Corporal r. L. Tn
gerer, Private F. J. Peterson, Private A.
j. Hemlck. Master of Ceremonies
Capt. j. L.. King.
Branch l, l55. Order of the Iron Hail.
gave musical and dance social last
evening at the Caledonia club rooms,
624 Hennepin avenue. Tho entertain
ment included a pianoforte solo by
Prof. Hy Prestly: quartette, MesSrs. j.
George, l.. Head, B. Orlady, X. Teeple;
song, James Lorimer; harmonica solo,
Lorimer and Poole; song, Prof. Hy
Priestley.
Mrs. William NJ. Jordan gave recep-
ton at her pleasant home, Is Highland
avenue, yesterday afternoon. She was
assisted by the following ladies': Mrs.
S. Ii. Knight, Mrs. Fred Gordon, Mrs.
Neil Mcmillan, Mrs. l.. Laramee and
Mrs. c. c. Taylor.
PERSONAL MENTION.
The marriage of DR.. II. p. O'Brien
and Miss Mary A. Ring will be solem-
nized this morning at 9 O'Clock at the
Church Of st. Anthony of Padua. 4 re-
ception VIII be held at o'clock in the
evening at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Ring, the brides parents. at POI
Broadway northeast.
The marriage of r. c. Hinrichs and
Miss Gula NJ. Dyke is announced for
Dec. IS. The ceremony will take place
at the residence of the parents of the
bride-elect, ZIG North Bryant avenue.
Mr.. HinlichS is member of the well
known flour mill firm of Lovejoy, Hin
richS d Co.
Gen. Eaton, ex-United States commits
sioner of education and president of the
Marietta college, of Ohio, was visitor
at the meeting of the board of education
yesterday.
o. c. Stafford and wife have gone to
st. Augustine, Fla, to spend the re-
mainder of the winter.
Col. John L. West, r. B. Langdon,
Capt. John Martin and L. ID. Under
wood have gone to Hot Springs, Ark,
in Mr.. Underwood's private car, to at
tend the opening OF the new Park hotel.
Col. c. W. Johnson, clerk of the
United States senate, returned to Wash
ington Monday night.
j. W. johnson, wife and daughter
have gone on a trip which includes
visits to Chicago, New Orleans and San
Francisco.
G. Nj. Foote and family left yesterday
to spend Thanksgiving at Albert Lea.