St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-15

He had been assigned to the ''hotel rum
| and his duties led to an acquaintance
with Miss Fairfax. 1t appears to have
| been case of love at first sight. Late
| Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Boylan and
| Miss Fairfax walked into the court
| room of Judge Otis, and requested the
| wearer OF the efmine to join them in the
| bands Of holy Inatrinony. This was
| quickly done, Judges Kelly and Brill
! being interested spectators of the cere-
| mony.
Mr.. and Mrs. BeyIan took dinner at
the Ryan, and, as the bride had booked
| her passage Oh the steamer Teutonlc.
which leaves New York, for England
next Saturday, the newly married pair
| decided TO part for a few weeks, as the
groom was unable to relinqulsh sud
denly his journalistic duties. Mrs. Boy
Ian left two hours after the wedding for
New York, and will on her arrival in
England settle up her affairs and re-
turn to this country about March l.
When the news leaked cut Boylan was
overwhelmed with congratulations by
his fellow workers and many friends;
Division No. z, A. O. H., will give a
dramatic entertainment Friday evening
at Paul Martins opera house, WestiSt
Paul. The programme is as follows:
Violin solo, Master Ira Donnelly, &C
companied by Miss Julia Donnelly; adj
dress, Hon. D. W. Lawler; song,
selected, Mrs. Lilly; recitation. Mrs. M;
LINEN; duet. Misses Hanley and
White; song, Miss Mary Burke; the
famous colored whistler in his various
limitations, Charles Blackwell; address,
Hon. c. D. O'Brien; recitation, w. j.
Cole; duet. song, Misses Stanton; to be
followed by grand promenade concert.
The National Guard association will
hold its twelfth annual convention at
the capitol tonight. A number OF
interesting papers Will be read.
Two weddings in societv's circles
were solemniZed yesterday. The first,
which took place at noon. was the mar
rage of Louise, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs G. E. Dickerman, of Nelson ave
nue. and Summit park, to Eugene
Fraker, the ceremony being performed
by Rev. c. d. Andrews, at the residence
of the brides parents. None but imme-
diate relatives were present. At 2::30
the happy pair left for New York en-
route for Europe for the honeymoon.
After an extensive tour Mr.. and Mrs.
Fraker will return to st. Paul, and re-
side at the Albion.
In the evening a very pretty wedding
and Mrs. Fulgraff. S25 Lincoln avenue,
when their daughter Ida was joined in
the bonds of matrimony to Dr. Dadmul.
by Rev, c. D. Andrews. The bride was
attended by a charming little girl of
eight years, Miss Nellie Cook, while
Frank p. Blair acted as groomsman.
After the ceremony reception was
gwen to intimate friends and relatives,
and the newly-Wedded couple left OH
the evening tram for Chicago, Ell route
for a trip East. DR.. and Mrs. Dadmun,
who received very many handsome
presents, will return to st. Paul in a
few weeks and be at home at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES parents.
Friday night about Seventy-fiVe
friends of Miss Mary, daughter of Adam
Bohland, surprised her at her nome,
corner of Cleveland and Montreal ave
nues, Refreshments were passed, and
dancing kept up until long after mid
night. Among those present were the
Misses Keogh, Davern, Wirth, Bohland,
Luby, O'Brien. Lemke. Hinkel, Smith,
Ryan, Roman, Jansen, Besimus, Elbel,
Ryan, Heck, Funk, and Messrs. Davern,
Luby, Bohland, Hinkel, Donnelly,
Mooney, Sullivan, Jansen, Bragg, Best
mus, Bueger, Lemke, Ayd, Smith, Ryan,
Crosby, KeOgh.
Mr. and Mrs. William @. Allen, Sum-
nit Place, corner Dayton avenue. have
kindly offered to open their house for a
spider-web social for the benefit of the
Industrial school this evening. All
members of the church and cOngrega-
ton with their friends are cordially in
Yited.
The Young lady members Of st. Johns
Social club will give the latest. ''Iray
social" at their hall, corner of Francis
and Forest streets, this evening. A
good time with music and games is
promised. ALI their friends welcome.
There will be an oyster supper and
social at the Epworth Mise. church,
corner of Aurora avenue and Mackiibln
street, Thursday evening, from b to s
o'clock.
Lodge Melnik 161, c. S. P. S., will
hall, corner of Western avenue and
West Seventh street. Six: prizes for
costumes will be awarded.
Miss Lottie Lynes, of Winnipeg, who
has been visiting with MIR. and Mrs.
Watson, st. Peter street, leaves by
Thursdays train with her brother, A.
E. Lynes for Kansas City.
Judge Twohy Will address the Cru
saders' Total Abstinence society at
its hall, corner of Fort and Sixth streets,
at 3 p. m. Sunday.
The ladies OF Olivet Congregational
church, at Merriam Park, will give a
New England supper at the chapel this
evening.
The ". C. L. U. conference of unions
will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock
at 70 East Seventh street.
The Twilight Dancing club gave a
successful hop at WestmoreIand hall.
Tonight will occur the long looked
for ball Of the Junior Pioneers.