St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-11
SOCIAL BRIEFS.

The wedding of Frank Simonds, of
Chicago, and Miss Harbaugh, Of this
city, will take place this morning, in the
private parlorS at the Hotel MetrOpoi-
itan. Rev. DR.. S. G. Smith performs
the ceremony. which will be attended
by a select company OF friends OF the
bride and groom, after which a choice
luncheon will be served in their apart
mentS, and the happy couple will leave
by an Afternoon train, accompanied by
the good wishes Of all. for a trip to the
Sunny South and blissful tour.
The retail clerks union gave another
of their pleasant entertainments at
Turner hall last night. An excellent
programme of instrumental and vocal
music, recitatiO!Is, etc, was rendered
most acceptably, after which number
of the scenes and incidents of the late
war were recalled in a lifelike way by
the aid of ii stereopticOn. These views
are always entertaining and instructive,
and were fully enjoyed and appreciated
by the audience.
Invitations have been issued announc:
ing that yourself and ladies are corr
daily invited to attend an informal re-
ception, given by the newspaper frater
nifty and kindred institutions of st.
Paul, to the Minnesota Editors and
Publishers association, at the st. Paul
Press club, Fifth street, opposite Wind
sor hotel, Wednesday evening, Feb. 10,
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A had times party was given at
Wild's hall last night which was some
thing out of the usual in every way.
The hard times were indicated, i'll the
first place, by the invitations, which
were printed on coarse white paper with
ragged edges The costumes of the
guests were i'll Keeping with the name
of the party, but did not i'll any way af
feet the fun of the evening.
The ladies of Garfield w. R. G. gave
a pleasant social at Garfield Post hall
last night at which the guests were eX-
pected to contribute dime to the eX-
cheQuer of the society. The attend
ance was good. These ladies are SO
we'll known among their friends as
chief among entertainers that there is
no trouble in securing their attendance
Oh anything they control.
Unity camp, NJ. w. A. will hold
meeting in Paul Martins hall next
Thursday evening. at which the report
of the delegates to the state encamp
ment will be read. All members are
requested to be present.
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league was held last night at o'clock
at the Epworth M. E. church, corner of
Mackubin and Aurora avenue. l was
intended to organize the union. Several
addresses were made.
VorwaertS Lodge No. 161, [. o. 0. F.,
will give Il masquerade ball Saturday
evening in Paul Martins hall. The st.
Anthony Hill orchestra has been en-
gagged to furnish the music, and an eX-
cellent time is promised.
The next dance of the Florentine So
cial club will be given Feb. 81. The
event will occur in the West side opera
house, and the music will be furnished
10y the Twin City Mandolin club.
The masquerade party given by
Myrtle Temple No. 2, Pythian Sisters,
on Monday evening, was an enjoyable
social affair and financial success.
The Dayton's Bluff Lodge No. Sc, I.
o. o. F.. will give dance and supper
next Tuesday evening at Odd Fellows
hall. corner Fifth and Wabasha.
A social hop was given Thursday
night III Lifts hall by the Quarter Hun
dred Merrymakers. 1t was one of the
prettiest affairs of the season.
The Clerical club of the Twin Cities
will hold their annual meeting and ban
quet at Hotel Metropolitan Monday
evening at 6:2O.
st. Luke's Aid society met at the
home of Mrs. N. Bouse, on Westminster
street, yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The Alcayde Dancing club rendered
a delightful programme at Central hall
last night, followed by dancing.