St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-13
SOCIAL RIPPLES.

THE Norwegian male choir Nidaros gave
nm entertainment and ball to number OF in
vited guests at Standard hall on Tuesday
evening. A choice programme was arranged
which was admirably rendered by inc eno or
assisted by j. l.. Hort of Minneapolis; the
Misses Sophie Eilingsen and Garcia toss.
and Messrs A. 1horsen and E. Leland, OF 81.
Paul There were about seventyhVe couples
present. among whom were several from
Minneapolis A delightful supper was served
at midnight and speeches were made during
the repast by Attorney J. G. Arctander, OF
Minneapolis; Hon. j. q. Lomen ana D. N.
Johnson of st. Paul. The event Was great
success in all respects, and very pleasant
time was had throughout the evening.
Miss Lena Ray and Charles F. Fordyk were
married Yesterday at o'clock at the resi-
dence of MIR. and Mrs. Stuart Ray, on Men.
dota street. Miss Cassie Kay was mald OF
honor and Il. A. Mosier, of Dubuque, pest
man. Mr. and Mrs. Fordyk lett Tor the East
last night. They will reside in Chicago.
Miss Jennie Lockwood and George A.
Weston were married Yesterday afternoon at
the residence of the brides parents in the
presence of a number of friends ana rela-
lives. Mr.. and Mrs. Weston will reside in st.
Paul on their return from an Eastern Trip.
Mrs. William Lockwood, OF Merriam Park,
gave an afternoon tea party Yesterday. Those
present were Mesdames w. w. Nlcnols,
Robert n. Hare, William 7. Jacobs. John o.
Creighton, James W. Lauderdale, John
Miss Esther Mclean, of Milwaukee, was in
troduced TO a large gathering OF st. Paul
ladies and gentlemen at party given last
evening in her honor by Mrs. II. Williams, OF
Iglehart street. Miss Mclean returns to her
home in Milwaukee to-day.
MIR. and Mrs William n. Carey entertained
last evening at their residence on East Con-
gress street. The guests were as numerous
as they invariably are at Mrs. Carey recep-
tons, and The evening was very happlly
spent.
A meeting of the social union and lyceum
of the First NJ +. church was held last even
ing, the attendance being large and the dis
cussions spirited and interesting Some very
line musical talent was exhibited.
Mr.. and Mrs S, w. Boyd. of PA East Con-
gress street, gave party Iues9ay evening.
A large number Of ladies and gentlemen
helped to make the event success IN
musical way as we'll as socially.
! W. James delivered an interesting talk
on Free Science at the Hotel Barteau last
evening. His audience was large and at
tentiVe.
Acker posts, G. A. r., regular meeting was
held last evening at the Wabasha and Sew
enth street hall. There was good attend
ance.
Miss Belle Humphrey of West Ninth street,
who has been visiting friends Ill OWatonna
for month past, returned nome yesterday.
Joseph Smith, prominent merchant OF
Red Lake Falls, is in the city on business
and pleasure trip combined.
Mrs P. A. Jamison, of Sherburne avenue,
gave a eucher party last evening to about
twenty young friends.
Mrs. A. b. Walsingham, of Merriam Park,
left yesterday for New York city, to be alb
sent about a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hammer of Detroit,
are guests OF Mr., and Mrs. Perley, OF Dayton
avenue, this week.
Miss KerWin has gone East to visit friends,
and expects to be absent about six weeks
Miss Kate Nicholson leaves this week for a
visit to friends i'll West Superior.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan are expected home from
their wedding tour next week.
Miss Maggie Weleh, OF Thirteenth street, is
visiting friends in Sioux City.
Miss Kate Moriarity of Red Wing, is visit
ing friends in West st. Paul.
New Spring Derby Hats, All Blocks.
The Plymouth Clothing House.