St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-05
SAINT PAUL.
SOCIAL AND Personal.

Senator j. A. Tawney, of Winona, was in
the suprems court yesterday.
Deputy Insurance Commissioner Dearth is
going home to lie Sueur to spend weeks
vacation.
The Twin City Dancing club, excurted on
the Henriette to Minnehaha falls last night.
Dancing and star gazing was the order.
Rignal D. Woodward. prominent attorney
of New York city, is in the city for few
DAYS. and is stopping at The Minnesota club.
Charley Moody, the assistant clerk of the
house of representatives was in the city yes
terday lie took the evening train for his
home in Sank Center.
The ladies of Zion Evangelical church
gave a successful and profitable strawberry
and ice cream festival last evening at the
Bell block on Concord street.
r. A. Holstin. attorney of Polk county. and
A. R. Wilkinson, prominent attorney OF the
northwestern portion of the state, were call
ers at the capitolyesterday.
The young peoples society of Christian
Endeavor of Bethany Congregational church
give q musical and literary entertainment at
the church parlors this evening.
Henry j. Strouse returned yesterday from
Winona, where he was in attendance at the
session of the grand lodge of ODD Fellows
1t was one Of the most successful ever held
In the state.
Mrs. o. O. Searle. of 2G2 South Exchange
street left New York yesterday on the 5. ).
Hekla for European parts TO spend the sum-
mer She is expected to return the latter
part of September.
Hon. Clark Chambers, who enjoys the rep
utation Of having done more for the state
fair association than almost any other man.
was in 81. Paul yesterday, and he conferred
with citizens who are interested in the state
fair.
Tne wedding of Charles \. Roach to Miss
Clara Goldsmith took place Wednesday af-
te1noon. After brief wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Roach win be at home every Friday at
AS Beacon street. Merriam Park. They will
return July -.
John r. Robinson. travelling passenger
agent Of The Southern Pacific road with
headquarters in Chicago. was in the city
yesterday. Nr. Robinson is an old news
par er man. lie reports business as being ex-
eeptionGlly good of late months.
There will be an afternoon of the Town
and County club on Saturday, June 6. A
tennis tournament and shooting match viii
begin at o'clock The bowling alley is
complete and ready for use. Mrs. Frances B.
Clarke, assisted by other ladies, will pour
tea.
Eugene Gibberton. the popular deputy
Sheriff, left last evening for Montreal, where
he viii be united in the bonds of matrmony
with most popular young lady Of that city.
The newly-married couple will make a tour
of the Canadian lakes and return to st. Paul
III about month.
Monday afternoon at the residence of
George E. Schnabel, White Bear lake, oc-
cured the wedding of viii F. Kyle to Fran
res A. Smell. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Dr. Vail. of this city, assisted by DR..
Woods, of White Bear. Mr.. Kyle is the pro-
prietOr of the st. Paul Art Tailoring COM
pany, and is one of our prominent young
business men. Only few intimate friends
of the contracting parties were present. Con-
CALCULATIONS and presents were the order of
The day. After the ceremony a lunch was
served. The bride is an accomplished young
lady, and her many friends can congratulate
her III securing as estmable gentleman for
a life partner. The happy couple lett on the
2:40 tram for a tour around the lakes, and
will be at home at White Bear after the 18th
Tor the summer.