St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-15
IN THE GAY WORLD.
Happy Wedding Scene---Operatic
ROrnance---SOcial Functions

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Wedding day is a happy day. Henry
Dunk and Hattie Spettle it has been:
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunk it is. The pleasing
ceremony which united the hearts and
|, hands of these young people occurred
at the residence of the brides parents
last evening at 4S1 Dayton avenue. The
kuot was tied by Rev. Father Raleigh,
of st. Joseph's parish. The bridegroom
IS young man who came to st. Paul
quite a number of years ago from Mil
Wankee, and for the last six years has
been an employe of the st. Paul DAILY
GLOBE. The bride is also from Mil
iwaukee, and has held position for
many years in the same Office. That
the newly-marrled couple, than whom
none are held in higher esteem by their
companions and co-wOrkers, are general
fayOrites was we'll attested by the hand
Some presents which they received.
The bride and groom were attended by
Mr.. Fred Ginter and Miss Mamie Spet-
tie. sister of the bride, as groomsman
and maid. The bride was attlred in a
neat-itting dark brown travelling dress
and the bridesmaid in light gray. After
the ceremony a wedding lunch was
partaken of, and in the presence of
father and mother the bride and
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in the beauty bark of matrimony that
was being launched on the sea of life.
His friends in toll were not forgotten
On this most joyous occasion, and after
their usual midnight lunch they were
RECALLED with the fragrant HAVANA. and
many quiet wishes went up with the
circling wreaths of the flavor of the
weed so much enjoyed by the typo that
all their troubles .may end-in smoke.
Ii was a quiet, transformations, pretty
wedding. The immediate relatives and
intimate friends of the young couple
were the only ones present, and they
were many in number. Music and song
were INDUCED in till nearly midnight,
when the happy pair were escorted TO
their future home. A coincidence of
the wedding is that the Christian names
of the welded couple are alphabetically
alliterative, and each and every one
present, even down to Little Babe Spet-
tie, heartily Joined in the general wish
that i'll the future, as in the past, the
names of Henry and Hattie will ever be
entwined with the bright and beautiful
words of Home and Happiness.
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A little romance in connection with
the Park Opera company has just come
to light. When the artists first as
was noticed that w. H. Penn, the young
English scenic artist, was very attent-
i've to Bessie Howard, the pretty bru-
nette who is playing the part of the
sergeant in the bohemian Grip this
week. The young lady evidently
reciprocated the attentions of her
admirer, for it was positively announced
last evening that the young Englishman
had visited the Office of Z. L. O'COnnor,
the clerk of courts, and secured docu-
ment which will IN few days make
Miss Howard bride. The young lady
is great fayorite with the company,
tates in England. she is to be con-
graduated.
st. Paul Division No. ., Second regi-
ment, Uniform rank, celebrated its
seventh anniversary last evening at the
First Regiment armOry. About $50
couples were present and eni Dyed six
teen numbers to the music of Danz' or
cheStra. A number of Odd Fellows and
members OF Company ID, First regi-
'ment, were present by spe-
3cial invitation. Among the men,
bers of Company d present
were noticed Lieut.. Nj. L. Merrill, R.
B. Spriggs, F. j. Spriggs. E. Schroeder,
Fellows were Col. Kost, Maj. Carrier,
Maj. Smith, Capt. HarniSh. Adjt, Hunt.
A humber of regimental officers of the
Knights OF Pythias honored the occa-
sion, Col. E. II. Milham, Second regi-
meht; Col. Mcintyre, of Minneapolis;
iCol. j. K. Shaw, of Duluth. The armory
was decorated for the occasion with
banners and flowers.
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Ehe amateur photographers to q
gOOdiy number will shoot the scenery
at and around Fort Smelling Saturday
afternoon. The company will be mar
shaled by Kingsland Smith at the Y.
NJ. c. a. rooms at 2 p. M. They will
then leave under his command. equipped
with kodak or camera, by way Of the
electric line and will walk to the fort
from the end of the line. Everything
picturesque in the way of scenery. ma
turaI or artificial, will be deemed legi-
innate prey for the amateurs.
Walter Black, of No. engine COM
pany, called his many friends together
last evening at restaurant, and all
the palatable delicacies with which the
place abounds were served. Music, both
instrumental and vocal, dancing and a
general good time was INDUCED in.
Among those present were Chief John
Jackson, Judge Cory, Mrs. E. S. Bean.
Miss Pfefer, w. A. Nichols, r. Spell,
f. Swanson, and the Twin City Banjo,
Mandolin and Guitar club.
Thd st. Paul congregational union
will be entertained this evening at the
Betbeny Congregational church, corner
of West Winifred street and Stryker
avenue, OH the West side. Addresses,
music and sOciability are the ingredi-
entS prescribed for the meeting.
The Atlantic Congregational church
choir will give its first concert this
evening at the church, corner of Bates
avenue and Conway street. Several
prominent st. Paul people will partici-
pate Ill presenting the excellent musical
programme that has been arranged.
The young people of Central Park NJ.
ment last night. The ice cream and
Strawberries were palatable and the
musical and literary programme whet-
ted the appetiteS of the consumers.
A number of young ladies will give a,
social this evening at the Sons of Vete-
rams hall on Congress street,on theWest
side. Ice cream, ETC., will be served,
wreathed in smiles by the young ladies.
The wedding of Sylvester LIE Roy
Reichert and Miss Eunice L. Hatch oc-
CURED last evening at the residence of
the brides mother, 313 East Tenth
street.
The Young Peoples Society of lions
church gave all enjoyable entertain
ment of literary nature last night in
the church parlors.
Elmer Thompson and Miss Mae Jud-
son were married Wednesday evening
at the residence of E. II. Judson, an
uncle of the bride.
Acker post, G. A. R.. met last night
and made partial arrangements for Dec
Grafton day.
MORE OR LESS WITTY.
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Municipal JeaIOusies.