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

and 10 cents for gallery. The house will uu-
doGnJedly be crowded. US MANY seats have
slready been snoSen for. Mr.. Miller has gen
erouSly donated the use of the Temple Opera
10 help along the good work.
Cards have been received heTalding the
marriage OF Raymond d. Moore ana Miss
sylvia LUcette 5eHries- at Kent, Wash IT
VIII occur Dec. 8. Mr.. Moore. son of the
Ate MT Emily Moore. OF this city, has
wide circle of friends here He was for some
ume employed in Paine ( Larlner's bank
y house. bat left for the West and engaged
III tee banking business about a year ago III
Kent where II would seem he has met sue
cess IN more ways than one.
The Clan Stewart will give a concert on the
laSl night OF the year ~ their hall. The ami
versaTY OF Burns birth will be celebrated
with very elaborate banquet and an ct
tempt VII be made To get some distinguished
visitor 70 respond 10 the toast OF Burns"
\ concert was given last Thursday evening
al tuS- Lakeside Presbyterian church Tor the
benefit OF The Lakeside bubble library. The
programme was contributed by the efficient
artists. Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Sehmie0. Ernest
Lachmund aud Miss Mollie Robertson.
Inc saturday club carried ont the follow
ing Programme yesterday: Life and Works
OF Charles Sebura;'' Poets OF me Empire
anu hestoraI9ni beTanger- reading from
his works, and -LamaTtine. outline of era
ella.
on Thursday. Dec. Il. the ladies of the
nltarlan Church society viii held u sale OF
useful and fancy articles II the church Ia
the evening there VIII be an entertainment
given oy the young people
The members Of the Aegis club are making
arrangements 10 tender George NJ. Eby. pres
ldcni of the retail clerks union. q reception
on his return from the Detroit convention
alr. and Mrs. Ben f. Myers have given up
the j. r Myers residence on Seventh avenue
Tor the winter.
Miss Sibley, the young eloeutionist from
chicago Is expected 10 return 70 Duluth and
become member Of the Hardy school corps
OF instructors.
James H. James. who has been visiting his
sister. Mrs j. h. Persons. at lakeside, re-
turned TO his home IN Calumet, Mich, last
Thursday.
William Hendricks. OF ST. FauI ac-
eomPau;ed the Duluth & Winnipeg inspect
OTIS on their trip up the road last " ednesdey.
Mr.. and Ms. E. :. Uphzm hare joined the
large numher OF our own citizens who VIII
pass the winter months IL summer cline>.
r y. Marble, The land attorney, returned
last Friday from Chicago, where he was
called By the sudden death of his father.
Mr. and Mrs c. E. LoveIt have gone to
Chicago. They expect To 60 as tar as Paines-
vile. O.. before they return 70 Duluth.
Rev. Nj. Sharp, the new pastor OF the
Christian church. arriI ed IL the city Friday,
and viii hold his first services to-day.
Mrs. W. Fl. Crawford has left for her home.
Marietta, o.. after a long visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Simcoe Chapman
hrs Gillian. who has been for some time
guest OF Dr.. and Mrs. Slaughter. aas returned
70 her home IN Richmond, Va
An enjoyable dancing party was given last
Thursday evening by MIS-. \. L. Brock, 1t the
Ayr house, on East First street,
Mrs Gillian, who has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs Slaughter, OF this city. has returned
10 her home n Richmond, va.
About $500 vas realized from the charity
ball which was given by tie Ladies' Relief
society on Thanksgiving eve.
Dr.. and Mrs William Alden have taken for
the winter the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
d Logic on East First street.
The mother of Mrs. J. ". Norton viii
spend the winter win MIR, and Mrs. Norton
II their Bench street home.
NJ. and Mrs Robert z DOwse, who have
heen spending their honeymoon in the East
have returned 70 Duluth
NJ. and Mrs. T. R Taylor have gone 70
Philadelphia. their former home. to remain
until after the holidays.
L A Butchart, of the Merchants hotel.
hlS teen @alled TO Quebec by the news Of his
sisters death.
NJ. and Mrs. Logic viii spend the winter
in California hoping thereby 10 benefit Mrs.
Logie's health.
H ". Chflds. assistant attorney general.
was IN Duluth last FRIDAY looking up swamp
land eases.
Dr.. Chapman. Of George 3. Chapman &
Co, has gone for 8 visit 10 his old nome in
The East.
Prof. Laehmund's pupils gave a splendid
entertainment IN Temple hall last Monday
evening
MIS- J. L. Taussig. who has been seriously
III foc the past TWO weeks, is rapidly eon7a-
lescing.
The new Catholic church Of West Duluth
will be dedicated to-day by Bishop McGoi-
rick.
F J. Ellison, Of Mandan, y. D., brother
Of Mrs. 0. Il. Simonds Is visiting in this
city.
Mrs. u. c. KITgore has left for u oosteE. O..
TO pass the holidays with her relatives there.
William Alden, of ST Cloud, was in the
city last Friday. He intends to locate here.
:. Fred Leddsil, the real estate dealer. has
recovered from his attack OF typhoid fever.
\ fair win be held Tomorrow evening in
the Norwegian Methodist church
R. N. Falton and daughter departed last
Friday afternoon for New York.
J. c. Mishler and G. T Johns have re-
turned from Galveston. Tex
Mrs. D. Il. Stevenson and daughter have
returned from WasecG.
Mr. and Mrs Simeoe Chapman have re-
turned from Chicago.
Nj and Mrs. William R. Stone have gone
South for the winter.
A. E. Cline has gone TO Chatham. N Y,
State Senator-E Elect F. B. Daugherty was in
ST. Paul last week.
L B. Sattler. Of St Paul, was At the Spald-
ing last Friday.
Ex-Mayor John B. sutphin has returned
from Chicago.
a }. CrossIey left last night for Northamp-
ton, Mass.