St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-12
SAINT PAUL.
Additional City News on Page s.
SOCIETY sCINTILLATIONs.

Hiss Isabel Parnell, of Coleman avenue,
was married Yesterday afternoon to Sidney
B. Homer. of Huron, n. d. The wedding oc
CURED al the residence of the bride and was
very pretty affair. The parlors were deco
rated entirely with white roses and golden
rod, inlertwined with green leaves and ivy
vines. The bride, very handsome brunette.
wore While silk with tasteful garnlture OF
golden rod and white roses these being her
favorite flowers. The bridesmaids were
Misses Della and Francis Parnell. both OF
whom wore white China silk and carried
bouquets of the inevitable golden bloom.
On a ceifter table repoSed magnificent
ship constructed OF flowers, present from
Mrs. j. II. Cleve, of Pipestone. sister OF the
bride. Mr.. Homer is well-known young
contractor OF Huron, and the young lady mas
been for several years the faror1fe OF ner sell
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer held a reception at the
residence on Coleman avenue after the cere-
mony, leaving on the evening train over the
Burlington for Baltimore. where the parents,
of the groom reside They will be absent
from the city about three weeks. and on their
return will move into the Grand avenue resi-
dence now nearly completed for them.
The Epworth NJ. Z. church, at the corner
of Aurora avenue and Mackubin street. VIII
be the scene this evening of a most interest
ing exhibition and lecture. George n. Hill
man will describe and exhibit the Edison
photograph. A musical programme has
been prepared in addition TO the other at
fractions ana a cornet ana trombone quar-
Iette will give selections.
The first grand ball of the season under the
auspices of the Shamrock Social club will be
given al Hibernian hall, corner OF Seventh
and Wabasha streets, Friday evening, Sept.
10. The membership of the club has IN
creased largely since last season, and 1t is eX-
pected that fully 200 couples will participate
in the initial hop of the season. A first-class
orchestra has been secured for the occasion.
The lecture which was to have been given
last evening at the First M. E. church by
nr Holman sSHhl Citizen and the
Ballot has been postponed for two weeks
on account of the fact that The attraction
would have conficted with the open-alr
amusements now offered in the evenings.
The lecture will be given week from next
Thursday.
The hall of the ST. Johns C. T. A. society
presented an animated appear ance last even
ing, the occasion of social and musical
soiree given under the auspices OF the socl-
ETY.. State President Mcclure was present
and gave an interesting talk anent the prog
ress of the society. A very fine musical pro-
gramme completed the enjoyment.
Society people are enthusiastic as ever this
season IN the pursuit of art study. Prof.
Segall. who teaches large class of young
ladies, has been compelled to remove to more
.commodious quarters than those he has &C.
cupied for the past year in the Presley block,
and the st. Paul School Of Arts is now located
at so West Third street.
A birthday party was given last evening by
Miss Gertie Meyer, of University avenue, the
occasion being the seventeenth birthday OF
the young lady. About twenty young folks
were present, and the time from > p. m. to
midnight was pleasantly passed in variety
of ways. Dancing closed The festivities.
Mrs. W p Cardigan gave card party on
Wednesday evening at her residence on Gus
ter street. There were present about dozen
ladies and gentlemen, who had very pleas
ant evening with the pasteboards.
The Hibernian Rifle company announce a
social to occur on Sept II at the hall 325
Wabasha street. The event is the opening
one of the season under these auspices, and
will be correspondingly brilliant.
Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Cosgrove. who have
just completed their wedding tour to Tacoma,
announce that they are now at home to their
friends al 42U Alabama avenue.
Mr. and Mrs E. Ashtonn, of Toronto. IRE
visitors in the city. having come here express
ly to witness the street illumination. They
are staying at the Ryan
Mrs. c. W. Croker and daughter. of Red
Wing have been the guests of Mrs. James
Croker, of Eleventh street, since the fair
opened.
Judge Z. j. Edgerton. Of South Dakota. is
in the city on a visit to his son. Assistant
District Attorney A. q. Edgerton.
Miss Matte Jordan. of Minneapolis, is the
guest of Miss Edna Grace, of Selby avenue,
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Freer, of Blue Earth
City, are i'll ST. Paul for few days rest and
relaxation.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". P. Cross of Ashland. Wis,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Cross. of Iglehart
street.
William F. Bailey left last evening for
Winnipeg, to be absent Tor several days.
Mrs. Matihewson Bradley, of North Da-
kota, is guest at the Windsor to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Hancock, of Ellsworth,
Wis, are staying at the Merchants.
Mr. and Mrs. j. n. Naugh, of Fergus Falls,
are staying at the Clarendon.
registered at the Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. German, of st. Cloud,
are at the Merchants.
Mrs. c. E. Judd, of Canton, S. D.. is stop
ping at the Ryan.
Dr. E. F. Keran returned yesterday from
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