St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-04
SAINT PAUL.
sAUNrER1NG IN SOCIETY.

Miss Annie LYONS, daughter OF MauIlce
}vons. one of st. Paul'S oldest residents,
was married yesterday morning at III
o'clock at the cathedral to Mlchael I.
RYAN, a well known young business man
Of the city. The ceremony was performed
nv Rev. Father Hebron in the presence
Of large number of friends ana rela-
lives of the couple. Following the Wed-.
ding q receptiOn was held at the lamily
residence on East Tenth street. Inc
presents were numerous, ana coll9Idlu-
iations sboWered in from all quarters,
MIR. and Mrs. Ryan left last evening TOT
Colorado. They will return III MarGh.
Miss Letitia Reihlen, daughter OF MI.
and Mrs. Gustav Relhlen, or UNIVERSITY
avenue. was married yesterday ID MIL
neapoliS to Charles b. Cough, OF New
York city. The ceremony occurred at
The residence of Mrs. James Estes, a
sister of the bride, OF Second avenue
sonth. Rev. Z hOmas Reeve officiating.
Miss Mary Boylan was bridesmaid, anu
George Cough, of Minneapolis, the
yroom's brother. was best man. MI.
and Mrs. Cough lett last evening TOT
Saginaw, Mich, to visit Mir. Coughs
parents.
Mrs. Charles Johnson, of st. Anthony
avenue. gave a party Monday evening
70 introduce Miss Mabel Dorr, who is
visiting her from Detroit. Cards mo-
nopoliZed the greater part of the even
ing. but after the guests had tired OF
the fun of progression, the floors were
cleared for dancing, which held sway
until late i'll the night. About forty
young people were present, ana MISS
Dorr may be said 10 have been very
thoroughly introduced.
SIS
The second of the series OF monthly
concerts given by the guild of Christ
church occurred last evening at the
guild hall. The programme had been
carefully prepared. and in its preSenta-
ton showed the result of dillgent re-
hearsal. Both the vocal and inStru-
mental selections were finely given, ana
the climax Of the performance, the min
strel medley, was remarkably clever
niece of work. The audience was large
SIS
The most enjoyable event that has
occurred in the new Martin ball room
since its opening was that OF ! st night,
the closing of the Amity circles season
of dancing. Fully zoo couples were
present and brilliant assembly 1t was.
The reception committee was maze up
or Mesdames j. }. Cullen, ID. >. CaI-
lahan e. l.. VoIk, E. Bouquet and H. j:
Heimbach. The music was that OF
Prof. KleiSt'S famous orchestra, ana the
inspiration furnished thereby Kept the
floor occupied until a. N.
The musical and literary entertain
ment 10y the Young Mems Society OF
st. Johns Church, given last evening at
Standard hall, was one OF the most
thorough enjoyable events OF the KIND
ever given in St Paul. The vocal Sc
lectionS were particularly lne, and the
instrumental work was lar ABOVE the
average. The st. Paul Banjo and Man
doIin club and several excellent quar-
tettes did much to make the concert the
complete success that 1t was.
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John c.. Hardy and Katherine Roche
will be married at the cathedral at 9:oO
this morning. Mr.. Hardy IS member
of Company ID, n. G. S. NJ, and is
nonular deputy sheriff. Miss Roche is
a daughter of the late Michael Roche,
and is highly esteemed by her ac-
quaintances as modest, pleasant
young lady.
The ST. Paul Lodge of ElkS gave one
of their popular socials last evening AT
the new hall over the Lift theater.
Harold Russell and other members OF
the. Cora Tanner conf any were pres
ent, and the fun was fast and furious.
Songs. rectatiOnS and stories OF per-
Sonal adventure were among the at
fractions, and it must be said that the
Elks are good story-tellers as well as
good listeners. The party did hot dis
perSe until a. m.
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Miss Ida Mampel, of 297 East Con-
gresS street, gave 4 social last evening,
assisted by the EpwCr,h League OF the
Clinton Avenue NJ. E. Church. The
parlOrs were prettily arranged tQS the
occasion. and the event was very enjoy
allie in all respects. The guests were
many and the amuSementS such as to
make the time pass all too rapidly.
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Mrs. Robert n. Hare will chaperone
a party of ladies on a visit to the state
prison at Saltwater Friday OF this
week. The tourists will number about
a dozen, and will be entertained in Still
water by Mrs. ii. G. Lindsay.
SIS
The Sacred Thirst society held an in
terestng meeting at Cretin ball last
evening. Several entertaining talks on
the subject of temperance were given
by well-knowu speakers.
The Bohemian Singing Society Lumir
will give concert and ball ate. 5. P.S.
hall. corner West Seventh street and
Western avenue Feb. l.
The Ancient Order of HibernianS en-
tertainment given last evening at the
hall on West Seventh street and West
eTn avenue was attended by large
audience, and every number Of the pro-
gramme was we'll received. The literary
work of this lodge is particularly inter
eSting.
Mrs. Chase, of Ais ST. Anthony ave-
nue., gave social last evening at her
residence under the auspices Of the
Church of the Messiah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Bell gave card
party last evening to score Of friends
at their residence on WabaSha street.
Several Of the guests sang, and very
pleasant evening was spent.
The Evening Star Dancing club gave
a social hop last evening at their hall
on Rice and Charles street.
The young ladies of the MozZara
Dancing academy gave an informal
ball last evening at Central hall.
SIS
Miss Rosalia Brook and Miss Nadge Hol-
bert of st. Joe, Mo-, who have spent the past
two weeks as the guests of Mrs. S. o. Brooks,
562 st. Peter street, returned home last even
ing.
Miss Mary Judson. of East Congress street,
left yesterday for visit to relatives in Seat
tie, Wash. She will be absent until March.
Misses Mary and Eliza DAILY of Sioux City,
are visiting Mrs. Daily, of franklin street.
DR.. and Mrs. Schadle leave this evening for
she East. They will return in March.
Scuator and Miss Daugherty, of Duluth,