St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-31
WHATS GOING ON.
fhe Little Things That Tighten
Midsummer Dizziness.

The lawn fete which was to have been
given Thursday by the Daughters of the
Church has been postponed until next week
owing TO the rain. II will be given Tuesday.
from until o'clock p. N on the grounds
of Dr.. q. o. Lawton, No. $50 Grand avenue.
If the weather should be unpleasant the EN-
tertaiument will be held in Christ Church
Guild hall during the same hours. Ali are
cordially invited.
Wednesday evening, July y. at s O'Clock,
occurred the marriage of George s. Tough
and Mrs Louise j. Dixon, the ceremony tax
ing place at the home of the brides sister,
Mrs. X. Dale 4SS Cedar street. The cere-
n0ny was performed by Rev. James Free
man, pastor of the Arlington Hills Presby
terrain church, and was Witnessed by q num-
Ger OF relatives and friends
The marriage of Miss Edith Lott and Oscar
Italian occurred Wednesday evening at the
home of the brides mother On Lincoln ave-
hue The ceremony was performed By Rev.
s. q. Smith i'll the presence OF near relatives
OF the contracting parties. Mr. and Mrs.
Haliam will reside in this city, and will oc
cupy their new home on Paramount avenue
as soon as it is completed.
4 very quiet but pretty wedding took place
al ST. Joseph's church "Wednesday afternoon
Iii O'Clock. The contracting parties were
Thomas Iiagerty and Miss Mamie Coughlin.
The wedding ceremony was performed by
Rev. Father Raleigh. Mr.. and Mrs. Hagerty
VIII reside at 49, Goodhue street.
= The employees of the Merchants hotel spent
Hoboe Monday evening. The occasion was
the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Hoboe's in
FAINT son. Dancing and music occupied the
evenings programme.
The ladies of Myrtle Temple No. 9, Pythian
Sisters have decided 10 repeat the lawn
Cial at Mrs. A. d. Bletchers residence Tues
day evening. Aug. =. Ali tickets sold for
last Wednesday evening Will be good for
Tuesday, F-i H.
Harry S. Noble, of Buffalo, N Y, formerly
of St. Paul, will be married Sept. ID to Miss
Gertrude Griffith. of Buffalo. On their we'd
dingstrip they will visit Mr.. and Mrs Morton
BarroWS. Mr.. Noble is brother OF Mrs.
BarroWs.
Miss Flora j Sargent, of Chicago. who has
beeH spending the summer with her cousin,
Mrs E. NJ. sSioggy, at Hotel Barteau, was
quietly married TO II. B. Wilson, of Red
Wing, July -. at Christ's church, by DR.. An
dreWs, the rector.
There was an entertainment and
social by Bethesda Lodge No. l, r. D., l. o.
o. F.. at the residence of Brother A Hamish.
1907 West Seventh street. Wednesday Tor the
benefit of Brother and Sister Hans Anderson.
Miss Mary L. Colgraye, of Clearwater, and
William Robinson, of Bath, Me-, were mar
RED at the brides home at saltwater Thurs
day. Mr.. Robinson is brother of Charles
II. Robinson, OF Dayton avenue
The ST. Paul Bethel Sunday school will
have picnic at Wildwood park, White Bear
lake, next Thursday. Mrs. X. NJ Newport
Will teke all the ladies who attended the
mOtnerS meetings 10 the picnic
The young ladies of st. Patrick's church
gave delightful lawn festival Wednesday
evening on the church grounds. corner Case
and Mississippi streets. SeiDerts orchestra
was in attendance.
Miss Helen Armbruster entertained a num-
Der of her most intimate friends Friday after
noon, the occasion being her birthday.
Frank c. Picha and Miss Mary L. Sves
were quietly married Tuesday evening at
the hCme of the brides cousin, joseph
klusak at Lake OwasSo.
Miss Edith l.. Scott and Oscar Holman
were marrtd Wednesday evening AT the resi-
dence OF the brides mother, SAT Lincoln
avenue.
Myrtle Temple No. ., Pythian Sisters, will
give lawn social at the residence of Mrs. A .
ID. Bletcher, 55J Como avenue Tuesday even
ing.
The moonlight excursion of the Northern
Light Dancing club will be given next Fri
day evening OH the steamer George Hayes.
Miss Katherine Sloppy. Of Dayton avenue
gave lawn uarty Monday afternoon for Miss
Harley, who IS guest i'll the city.
j. Powell Moore and Miss Isabelle K
Bowie were married Tuesday morning at
House Of Good Hope.
The annual picnic of the Asbury Sunday
school took place at Wildwood, White Bear
lake, yesterday.
Miss Nellie Adams entertained a number of
friends at tea. thursday, at her home on East
Ninth street
E. j. Dayitt. of Acker street. entertained a
few theOlogians from 81. Thomas seminary
last week