St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-29
THE SOCIAL SWIM.

Wednesday evening occurred the nuptials
Of Miss Lula NJ. Zirklebach, daughter of Ser
geant Zirklebach. of ethe police force.
at the home of Nj. and Mrs. Zir-
klebach. 3l6 Yankee street. William H. Gard
ner was the bridegroom, man of many
friends, who all congratulated him heartily
at his good fortune. Rev. G. G. Reynolds
otficiated. There were no invited guests be-
sides the immediate friends of the family.
Among these were Rev. and Mrs. Reynolds,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. LangdOn. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Liudeke. Mr. and Mrs. William Wagner,
Mrs. D. y. Gregg, Mrs. VI. Scheaffer, Messrs.
W r. Laid, Charles Scheaffer, William Wag-
nei Jr.. Charles Wagner and j. Scheatfer.
MIR. and Mrs. Gardner will live at 1879 Concord
street, West ST. Paul.
The presents were numerous and very
handsome, among the principal ones being
the following: Large white onyx clock.
parents; two gold napkin rings, Cecil and
Arthur Gregg; silver butter knife and sugar
spoon, Mrs. d. A. Gregg; two large rugs. Mr..
and Mrs. J. f. Langton; large rug, Frank
Schaefer: silver card receiver Mr. and Mrs
". Wagner; silver fruit dish, Mr. and Mrs. c.
NietZ; silver cake dish, P W. SchweitZer;
silver cake dish. Mr. and Mrs. A. Schaefer;
dozen tea spoons, half dozen soup spoons,
Quarter-dozen vegetable spoons, embroidered
handkerchiefs, Mamie, Grace and John
Irvine Zirkelbach; white linen table spread,
MIR. ana Mrs. r. a. Wright: picture, Miss H.
b NeWsOn. silver toilet set, groom to bride
photograph holder, Miss L. L. Witt; bronze
parlOr thermometer Miss A. l. Burke; silver
butter dish, R. Amort.
About fifty friends OF Miss Fannie Dean
gave her a pleasant surprise party at her
home. 2ll Spruce street, on Monday evening
last, the occasion being her twenty-tirst birth
DAY. The evening was spent i'll dancing
music. etc. Mr.. LatOurelle gave selections on
the violin and mandolin. Miss Iva House and
Mabel Davidson on the piano. and Mr.. Stern
berg on the either. Prof Sherry and Messrs.
Wright. Mccoy, Shible, Peters and Brandon
gave several selections on the banjo and
guitar. Several very fine Rotations were
given by +. W. Clark. W. j. Cole ana Paul
HiTSchy. which were warmly received. Miss
Dean was the recipient OF many lovely pres
ents. and altogether it was a very enjoyable
affair. Among those present were Mesdames
Knapp, Bagnall, Ristan and Mrs. A. Dean,
Misses Gorham. Wilson. Align, Griffin, Flor
ence Lille ana Ida Harper, Knapp. New
man. Bagneu House, Davidson, Haskell, RIs-
tan. Cox. Lindest. Liedloff and Martin and
Hilda Rossberg, Messrs- Gorham, Whitaker,
Diamond. Holden, ). NJ. Taylor. Hirschy.
Sternberg. Cole, Clark, Peterson, Latourelle
and A. Dean.
On Tuesday evening the German club will
give one or its incest parties, even putting
forth some little eXertion to make the affair
fitting conclusion TO Lenten quietude. and
when the club eXertS itself the result is idyl
lie. It will be Il ribbon and flower German
with flowers for favors. Charles Gordon will
lead The cotilliou. There is only one man in
the TWO cities who can lead with equal grace.
and that man may not be named here lest he
became insufferable from pride. The ladies
who viii receive are Mrs. Flandrau, Mrs
Clarke. Mrs. Barnum and Mrs. Selmes. The
party Will be given at Standard hail. which is
place particularly well adapted to the pur
pose.
There seems no limit to the popu larity OF
the little play called Five o'clock Tea - anC
it was given this week at the high school as
sembly hall with great applause. The caslt
comprised the following notable amateur tai
ent: Mir. Campbell, c. W. Farm ham: DR. Law
ton, Dr. y. ". Goodrich Mr.. Bemis, FREQ
MRrvini Mr.. Roberts. Fred Fo rest Mr. Bemls
Jr. Roland Ashland; Mr.. Miller. Tom Wilde
Mrs. Somers "a widow, Miss Adah Hawkins
Mrs. Curwen, Miss Henrietta Proctor; Mrs
Crashaw. Miss Jessie Pierce; Mrs Roberts
Miss Mamie McClellen; Mrs. BemiS, Mis-
Mabel Austin; Mrs. Wharton. Miss Katherin,
O Leary; Miss Bayley, Miss Lena p orter; Liz
Zie. Miss Nellie Austin.
The young people of the First Baptis
church gave a delightful entertainment OF
Thursday evening in the church. All AZ
rangements had been made for German
evening" The programme Ind remarks b.
the pastor. Rev. Mr.. Butrick. and Mr. Donald
son, included ''kaffee and kuchen'' and sc
lecuons by kinder symphony orchestra i
German costumes. Solos. "SchuSucht
~ hen | Gomez German ballad due
Der Wasserfall.' and a comb quartettt
The Beggar STUDENT completed the Orc
gramme.
Mr. and Mrs Eubank. of Rondo street g
rived al the twenty-secOnd anniversary Of
their wedding on Wednesday, and were Vi:
tied by number of their friends and thei
neighbOrs III the evening, who helped theI
to celebrate the day. The guests were Me-
DANES Robinson. Kent, II. Z. Clark, Hoa&
Fred Smith, Alice Burgis, Frank, Mise
Vent HCruquist, Stevens, Harm, Mimi
Harm, Messrs. Robinson, Williams, Smitl
Burgis and Hoag.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Johnson. of 7G
Fauquier street, attained the pleasant epoc
OF the twenty fifth anniversary of their wee
ding on Wednesday. and in the evening wer
most agTeeably surprised by d visit from som
100 friends who called 70 offer congratuli
tons. There were songs, speeches, origin;
poems the presentation of gifts and othf
social features which served to make ID
occasion memorable for all that were there.
A happy event occurred " ednesdav, Marc
o. al 80 Ninth street, the residence of MIR
Kate Mclean, being the marriage of be
daughter, Violet, to j. Frank Laurance.
La Crosse. Wis. The bride was attended b
Miss athleen Hartigan as bridesmaid. an
the groom by William Mclean, brother {
the bride. The happy couple left for II
East on trip.
The ladies of the Church Workers. ssoc
ton of the new Trinity Episcopal churc
will give a o. musical entertainment at Pal
Martins opera house. on South Wabash
street. on Monday. April G. 1891, cOmmencir
al o clock p. M, i'll aid OF the new Trini
Episcopal church on George street. in Ii
Sixth ward. the foundation of which is no
nearly completed.
On Thursday evening the ladies of IL
Peoples church gave missionary tea al
social gathering in the church parlors. III
tea was CONTINUOUSLY given from $50 until
O'Clock, after which the ''heathen cake Wi
sold by the slice. A musical and literary e
tertainment was one of the features OF Il
evening. As usual, the affair was success
Miss Annie Turner entertained the Pr
gresslve Clnch club last Tuesday evenlI