St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-31
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

If last night had not been one Of the most
disagreeable of the year there would have
been 800 couples at the fourteenth annual
ball of Division No. 1S2, Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers, at the Masonic
Temple last evening. As it was there were
more than half of that number there, and
the floor of the great drill hall presented
an animated spectacle. The programme of
twenty four numbers was highly enjoyable,
and the affair was a very pleasant success,
owing largely to the efforts of the following
committees in charge: Arrangements-N
g. WescCtt. Frank Welliver, w. j. Beeth.
Floor Committe e-Fred Gordon, chief; w.
S, Haney, j. n. Elliott, stephen McDonough,
Ed Kocimski, c. A. White, 4. I. Mase, Will
lam Mase, Charles Rice, b. A. Bennett.
Introduction Committee-C. IL. EmmOns,
William Campbell. Martin Murphy, A a.
Blake, S. C. Spear, j. E. Dutch, Sim Brand,
Andy Burrows.
Reception Committee-W. C. Hayes. o. S.
kirkham, T. NJ. Harrison, NJ. E. Miller. NJ.
Carroll, a. G. Hammond.
Sunday morning Mae E. Miller, of the Will
bur Opera chorus, was married to Frank "
Darling, the musical director OF the com
pany, at the Hotel st. Leon, Justice George
) Grimes performing the ceremony. Ed
Wills, leader OF the DAM orchestra, was best
man, and Leopold Pincus, of the company,
gave the bride away. Mr.. and Mrs. Daring
will be at nome at the Victoria Tor the rest OF
the company's stay in Minneapolis. The
bride who is Il Minneapolis girl, Joined the
chorus two years ago.
MIR. and Mrs Frank C. Nickels, who have
| been in the South for the last three weeks
| are expected home about the middle OF April
/ They are now at AShville, n. C..
| A. j. Shores, the well-known attorney. is
| to remove to Great Falls Mont. where he
will become the attorney for that division
/ of the Great \ Northern railroad.
Charles ALT Williams. until recently man
! aging editor of the Tribune, is now IN the IN
/ SnranPp business st. joseph. Mo. HIS
! health is much improved.
! Ex- Congressman Snider returned from the
| East yesterday morning He left Washington
! eariv this month and spent several days at
| New York and Boston.
Warmers light Dragons will give mill
| tary ball at Plummer post hall tomorrow
| evening All the military companies III the
city have been invited.
| Mrs. S. 5. Bull and Mr.. and Mrs. William
| G. Crocker have returned from a delightful
| and quite extended trip through the South-
| ern states and Cuba.
Secretary George D. Holt Of the Associated
! Charities, is confined to his residence with
| Ia grippe, and unable to be at his once IN
! the Rochester block.
! Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Hill will return to
their home at 1910 Stevens avenue to-mor-
row, after an absence of about three months.
Sanitary Inspector O'DOnnell sent in his
! resignation yesterday. Mr. o Donnel IS III
| New York state in business with his father
j. ;. BrdQStreet, OF braQSlreet, Inuroer q
! Co., returned yesterday from pleasant Tip
to California and old Mexico.
Manager W. NJ. Bracket. of the exposition
| is improving. and expects 10 arrive from
! Washington tomorrow.
Dr. A II. Salisbury will return from the
South in few days. He reports Capt. Ter
ril's health improving.
Capt. j. II. Alexander and family, from
Huron, S. D., have come to Minneapolis K
reside permanently.
DR.. D. j. Burrell left for New York yester
day, but expects to return in about TIVE
weeks.
Sol Smith Russell has rejoined his com
pany at Pittsburg and appeared there las
night.
Capt E. S Austin. of Minneapolis, is a
the Hotel del Coronado. Coronado Beach
Cal.
j. W Moore and wife have returned from
their trip through Southern California
Mrs James II. Pottle returned from W.
months tour of the South yesterday.
Ex-Ald. j. H. Conkey is confined b Y sc
we're attack of pneumonia
: Miss Winona Orth leaves to-day for Fol
: Wayne, Ind.