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

The Junior Pioneer association has is
sued handsome invitations to their first
annual social gathering and ball. which
will be given at Tnrner hall on Tuesday
evening. The music will be furnished
by Seibert'S orchestra. This organize
ton dates back to the year 1860. The
officers are: President, L. G. Starkey;
first vice president, w. L.. Benson: sec
Ond vice president,P. J.Dreis secretary,
Charles w. Spell; treasurer, E. j. Still
well: chief marshal, Charles Reichow;
assistant marshal, Philip Schweizer.
The committee on arrangement:
Charles Friend Jr., +. &. Ingersoll, Ed
ward Dahl, Ii. e. Haas, William O'Gor-
man, Phillip SchweiZer and John Kirk
elbach. Reception committee: NJ. r.
Murnane, chairman; William Ban
holZer, George j. Mitsch, John B. Bres-
sett, Reuben Clewett, Samuel Morrison,
Charles l.. Hass. Walter G. Boyd. Frank
A. Giles. Floor managers Charles
Reichow, E. NJ. Kuby, A. w. Schwabe,
Henry Weber, James Y. Werrick. John
Jackson, John j. Ahern, E. a. Whita-
ker.
The marriage of Miss Alice Shave
and F. f. Mclver will be celebrated in
st. Mary'S church at 1880 o'clock Tues
day morning. Rev. Father Conway will
officiate. Miss Mary Shave Will be the
bridesmaid and Edward Brandigee, of
Utica, n. Y, will be the best man. The
musical part of the programme will be
there will be a wedding breakfast at
the house of the brides parents. Mrs. G.
A. B. Shave. The wedding Journey
will include New Orleans and other
Southern cities.
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Peters church, to be given in the Guild
room THURSDAY evening, Jan. g., pro-
misses to be very enjoyable affair.
Among the performers, as far as heard
from, are: VOcaliStS, Mrs. Yapp. Beh-
jamin StillWell, Miss Arabella Coleman,
j. S. Pierce: piano recitals, Mrs. j. S.
Pearce, Miss Edith Toare. Several tab
leaus will be placed upon the stage dur
ing the concert by some of ST. Paul'S
fairest daughters.
The ball of the Letter Carriers Bene-
fit association will be given at Armory
hall on Sixth street near Exchange, on
Monday evening, Jan. 6. All friends of
the carriers wishing to attend, who
have not yet been supplied with tickets,
can purchase them at Armory hall
ticket Office on Monday evening.
Still another party for the young So
ciety people. 1t VIII occur next week
Thursday. and will be given by Harry
Allen, of Grove street, for Miss SuIli-
van, of Chicago.
Mrs. E. W. Winter will give a recep-
ton Tuesday afternoon in honor of her
daughter. Miss Laura, who will make
her debut on this occasion.
Next Tuesday evening a musicale
will be given at the residence of E. w.
Peet, under the management of the la
dies of st. Johns church.
The st. Luke's Aid Society of ST.
Paul'S church will meet at the residence
of Mrs. G. B. Bowman, 543 Burr street.
next Wednesday.
The Bunker Hill Toboggan club will
give ball at Marquardt's hall Saturday
evening, Jan. II. Music furnished by
WILLIS orchestra.
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club gives its
sixth social party at Central hall
Wednesday evening, Jan. s.
Next Wednesday occurs the marriage
of Miss Nellie Smith and DR.. Gillett at
the BRIDES home, Grove street.
Miss Dickerson will give party on
the 10th.