St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-15
DAYTON'S BLUFF.

The wedding of Miss May Klabunde
to Walter Munich took place last
Wednesday evening at the home of the
brides parents OIL Maria avenue. The
ceremony took place ut Z o'clock, and
was performed by Rev. GausewitZ, of
the German Lutheran church. A re-
ception was held ut Garfield hall, corner
of Arcade and Fauquier streets. After
supper was served dancing was in
dulged IN until late hour, music being
furnished by a mandolin club. At 10
O'Clock they were serenaded by the Ar
lington band. The young couple will
be at home to their friends on Mime
haha street. May their welded life be
full of bliss, and when they wander
hand in hand down the declining slope
of life may the fires of love burn as
brightly as on the happy wedding day.
On Wednesday evening last Lyman
l.. Nye, of ST. Dayton avenue. was
pleasantly surprised by large number
of friends that called on him in BODY.
The evening was enJOyably spent in
playing progressive cinch and dancing
to make the surprise complete. Tue
many friends had made arrangements
for an excellent luncheon, that was
served in time to enable all to catch the
last car home. Among those present
were Misses Julia Crowley. Hilda Berg,
Carrie Foley, Julia and Lille Gadbois,
Olive Fisher. Hattie Hart. Stella La
Pray. Lulu Davis; Mr.. and Mrs. II. l..
Nye, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Barringer,
Miss Ide; Messrs. Moore, Davis, Van
Worries. Curshaw, Frank and A. Cad
bois. brewery, Strond, Idle. Foley and
Earl Nye.
The "Soiree Franchise given last
Friday night under the direction of
Mrs. De Camp and Mr.. Carell, in honor
of Emile Souvestre, popular French
| author, was great success. The audi
ence was large and appreciative. The
best numbers of the programme were:
Recitation by Miss May Bend; comedy,
Hahn, Nicols and Prendergast; violin
SOLO by Ira Donnelly, and vocal solo by
Miss Carrie Vallee, who is possessed Of
| a rich soprano voice, and who is one of
our most promising young singers, and
| is winning laurels for herself.
Miss Cora De Payte was surprised last
Tuesday evening at her home ON jerks
| street by company Of friends. Those
| who participated were the Misses Alice
Cox. Winnie McElveney, Gertrude No
| BILE, Sarah Lodge, Lucy and Lizzie Ger.
| man, Ethel, Edith and Effie Mayfield:
Messrs. Gus Munich, Marcus Meyer,
\ Robert COX. Carl Winkler, Willie Nc
| Elveney, Willie Mccall, Fred German,
| Albert and Hugo Nordstrom and Geoi ge
| Lodge.
Mrs. DR.. Schiffmap, of Summit aven-
ue, entertained company OF ladies
from the Bluff at an afternoon euchre
last Saturday. Prizes were awarded to
| Mrs. j. K. Hoffman, Mrs. p. j. Hevener.
| Mrs. G. ID. Andrews, Mrs. Omar Scott,
| E. o. Zimmerman and Miss Krieger.
This evening at the Atlantic Congre-
| CATION church will be held temper
| ance meeting. A number of prominent
! speakers of the city will lie present.
| among them Rev. David Morgan. Ali
| interested in the temperance cause are
| invited TO be present.
The st. Paul Chapter No. "a. o. E. S.,
gave a shadow social Thursday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs McIyer. of
Short street. A musical and literary
programme was rendered and refresh
ments were served.
Married in Washington. d. c., on 9th
inst, Miss Blanche Bohrer. adopted
daughter of z. c. Bohrer. 649 Dayton
avenue. to j. l. Viking, of Martha, O.,
| now of Washington, b. c., where they
will reside.
The DaytOn's Bluff Reading circle
held their last meeting On Tuesday