St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-07

pleasant wedding took place Saturday
| evening last at the residence of Rev. ri. F.
| Gjertsen, he also performing the ceremony.
| The contracting coupe were Miss Annie
| johnson, of this city, and harles Guuder-
son. prosperous merchant of Hatton,
| Trail county, n. D. Many friends were in
| attendance.
Rev. Father Christie. assisted by Capt. D.
| Nj. Gilmore and others. will give musical
| and literary entertainment under the
| auSi ices of Butler Post No. 70. The enter
! tainment will be gwen in G. A. Il. hall, on
/ the corner of Twentieth avenue north and
| Washington. on the evening of Wednesday.
| Dee 10.
The Norwegian Turner's association re-
| Gently organized is Differed as follows: II.
| A. PaulSon, president; Carl Hstrup. vice
| president; Alderman Flaten, treasurer; Iu-
| goll Alexson, secretary. In January the as
ISOLATION is 10 hold. under its auspices q fair
| and ski carnival.
The first hop of the Chrysanthemum Social
| club was given at Window hall Wednesday
| evening. The occasion proved very pleas
| ant The club is oificered as follows: +. l..
| Berry. president: NJ Smith. vice president:
! Elmer johnson, secretary: r. Van BuSkirk,
| treasurer.
| D. b. Thompkins and wife and Mrs. Will
| hanson we're pleasantly surprised Monday
| evening by about twenty of their friends.
| who came to pay their respects prior 10 the
| departure of MIR. and Mrs. Thompkins for
| their new home at Aurora, Ill.
| a basket social was given Tuesday evening
| bv Miss Grace Speer at her home, 6lO East
| Sixteenth street. TO the Y. p S. c. Z. of West
| minister Presbyterian church. good num-
| Der were present. all OF whom enjoyed the
| evening pleasantly.
x two-day bazaar is being arranged by the
! ladies of the Bethlehem Lutheran church, In
| North Minneapolis. The dates fixed upon
| are Dec. IL and Is. Several attractive feat
ures in the way of entertainments are 10 be
| provided.
| The Grace Baptist church of Northeast
| Minneapolis held q fair last evening at Odd
| Fellows hall, corner of Central avenue and
| Twenty-second street. An oyster supper
| and light refreshments were served from q
| to 8 p. n.
| A doll sale is to be held next Friday al the
residence of Mrs. Dexter Thurher, 3c3
| Ridgewood avenue, by the ladies of Lowry
| Hill congregational church. The sale will
| be held from to p 10. and from 7:3J to
| 10 p. N.
social was given Wednesday evening by
| the Ladies' Aid Society of st. Johns Luth-
eran Church, at the parsonage, 724 Fifth
! street southeast. There was good attend
| ance and pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
The Ancient Order of Foresters Of the city
| are preparing for grand ball, their first an
| nual, to be given at Masonic Temple hall
| Christmas night. The event promises to take
| high rank among the best Of the season.
The promenade concert to be given by the
| Scandal Giee club rs to be held at Dania hall
| having the matter in charge are preparing an
| interesting programme for the occasion.
| A ball is to be given the evening of Dec.
| IS by the male chorus of the Sons OF Her.
| man at the East Side Turner hall. The occa-
! sion promises to be quite delightful. as ex-
I tensiye preparations are being made.
| On New Years eve the United Association
| of Plumbers Steam and Gas Filters is to give
| its sixth annual bail at Labor Temple. Plans
| are being made to have the event surpass, if
| possible. all its predecessors.
| The new hall of Minneapolis Lodge No
| l69, /. o. o. F.. is TO be dedicated Dee. IL.
| The dedication ceremonies will be followed
| by ball. The hail is located at Tenth ave.
| nue. north and Washington.
The 7. P. S. C. E. Society Of Plymouth
| Church will give reception Wednesday
| evening from to 10 p. m. to the members
! of the Y. NJ. G. A at the Y. Nj. @. \. parlorS
| in the Syndicate block.
The Junior Society of the New Jerusalem
| Church meets Tuesday evening at the resi-
| denee of C. f. Barber 239 East Twenty fifth
| street. The subject considered will be 70
| roaSterism."
| The first assembly of the FortnightIy club
| was held at Malcolm academy, Saturday
| evening last. Dsnz furnished the music and
| some thirty couples danced out a delightful
| programme.
The Misses Snow entertained the Flour
| City social club Tuesday evening at their
| home, lis First avenue south, With games
| dancing and music the time passed very
pleasantly,
Council No S of the National Cosmopoli-
| tan Culinary, Pastry and Confectionery asso-
| citation gave its first bail at Window hall
| Thursday evening, it being attended by 40
| couples
Mrs. Il. G. Stub entertained at dinner Mon
| day, at Luther seminary. Rey.O. P.VangsnesS
and wife. Prof Breda Fof the State univer-
| sity, and wife, Prof. and Mrs. Frick and
others.
At the literary entertainment given We'd
nesday evening by the Young Folks Society
of Augustana Church, Runneberg and his
writings were taken up in various ways.
supper and entertainment are down for
the evening of Dec. IL. They are to be given
under the auspices of the ladies of st. Luke's
church at Eighth Ward and Relief hall.
An oyster supper was given Friday even
gregstional church at the residence of c. H.
Claiborne. 126 Oak Grove street.
Mrs Jabez Brooks of 171S Laurel avenue.
entertained very pleasantly Wednesday aft
ernoon the Woman's Foreign Missionary So
cety of Centenary NJ. E. Church.
Bessie Petit. daughter of C. Fl. Petit, on
Tuesday evening, gave o'clock tea at her
fathers home on Tenth street, TO about
twenty of her young friends.
Miss Jessie Capron entertained the junior
class of the high school last evening at 4OS
Ninth street south. Dancing was the chief
amusement of the evening.
The Misses Cady gave q select dancing
party to few of their most intimate friends
FRIDAY evening at their residence, Ninth street
and Nicollet avenue.
Mrs. G. P. Silloway entertained at her
home, 2SIU Nicollet avenue Tuesday even
ing at o'clock tea the ladies of Lorraine
chapter, o. G. 5.
A very pleasant surprise was given Miss
Jennie Gas, Monday evening, by number of
her friends, at her home, 40 Twenty-frst
avenue south.
The Daughters of Rebecca of lola lodge
gave literary and musical entertainment
last night at the Odd Fellows in Northeast
Minneapolis.
Prof. John F. Downey viii tonight give his
Interesting lecture on "Trip Through the
South OF Ireland" at the state university
| chapel.
The Episcopal churches of the CITY will
| unite in a reception to Bishop Knicker-
booker, of Indiana. this evening at Masonic
Temple.
A pleasant social was give Wednesday
evening by the Rectors Aid Society of St
Andrews Parish at the lecture room of the
church.
The Sisterhood Of Bethany will hold a
meeting the evening of Dec. > in the Church
| of the Redeemer, for the benefit of Bethany
| home.
Miss Clara vredenburgh is to give a domino
| party to her pupils and patrons at Mikado
hall tonight. A very pleasant affair is antic-
| ipated.
A Dorcas society has lately been organ
| lied by the young ladies of Bethlehem Pres
byterian church. 1t meets twice a month.
| At the meeting of Noble post next Tuesday
| evening, Col. George W. Grant is to read
| paper on his prison experiences in Dixie.
| Members of l.. P. PIummer post gave a
| masquerade ball at DANA hail. corner Fifth
| street and Cedar avenue south, last night
| l.. P. Plummer w. r. c. will give dime So
| cial Tuesday evening next at the home of
Mrs. NJ. c. Metzger. 2s14 Grand avenue
The Antlers, the popular East side club,
| gave another OF their pleasant parties
| Wednesday evening at Mikado hall.
| Cards are out announcing the twentieth
| Scott on Tuesday evening, Dec. o.
| The ladies of the Third Universalist church
hold fair next Tuesday, in the Twenty