St. Paul daily globe., 1894-10-24
SOCIAL AND MUSICAL.

Mrs. Charles FL. and Miss Clark, OF
Holly avenue, gave reception yester-
day afternoon from to 6. About 200
ladies called during the hours. The
ladies who assisted Mrs. and Miss
CLARK in receiving we're: Mesdames
George B. Young. Fl. A. jackson,
Claiming Seabury, Edward Sawyer.
Charles E. Mayo. George E. Glenn. Fl.
P. Upham, Edward c. Dougan, Will
lam Davis, William George, H. &. Hale.
and the young ladies were Misses Lii
liam De Coster, Upham. Guthrie, Grace
Upham. Cochran, George jackson, of
st. Paul, and Gale. Of Minneapolis.
Mrs. George E. Glenn and Mrs. Will
lam Davis presided in the dining room.
and Mrs. George B. Young at the tea
table. The reception and dining rooms
were prettily decorated with palms and
American beauties. About $50 of the
young society people were invited to
dance in the evening.
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Miss Florence Elizabeth Kimball,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ.
kimball, and William A. Boring, of
New York city, were married yesterday
afternoon at o'clock at the church of
the Ascension. Rev. DR.. Holmes, the
rector, performed the ceremony,and the
Christ church choir. under the direction
of Prof. Blaikie, furnished the music.
Miss Matte Rogers. of Minneapolis.
acted as bridesmaid. and Freeman
lngersoll, OF this city, as beStThe man.
bride wore a white satin moire gown,
EN- traine, veil, and carried BRIDES roses.
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of the bride, and Robert Hall, Fred
Hammond and Scott Lightner, all of
this city. Miss Kimball is we'll known
in st. Paul, although for the past two
years she has spent great deal of time
in Washington with her sister, Mrs.
Gardner. Mr.. Boring IS all architect in
New York, and is in charge of one of
the exhibits of plans for the new cap
ital. Mr.. and Mrs. Boring went East
last night.
The Schubert club will give it's first
musicale of the season at Ford's music
hall this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The
programme is as follows:
Wagner-Aria, "Elsa's Traum''. s'Lohengrin',
Miss Mckay, of Minneapolis.
Mrs Day, OF Duluth; Miss Gertrude Hail.
beethoven. -.::...... I'm questa tomba'
Miss Shave.
Handel-Aria-"ComeU into Him" messiah,
Miss Mckay.
Chopin. B. We[Geuse Wa1,e
hrs. Day.
Paper. instruments of Percussion"
,o.,onn, ..c.d: Mrs; G0lyille;
Miss Hawkins.
Wagner. ........ 'Feuer zauber aus Walkure''
Mrs. Ordway, Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Shepley, Mrs
Mrs snapp. ''N a'''
Violin obligato by Miss Lamprey.
The St. Johns bazar opened last
evening with a larger crowd than Mon.
day evening. The voting contest for
the various county offices started, and
will prove to be very spirited before the
close of the week. The vote at the
popular county auditor, M. F. Kahn so
votes, D. M. Sullivan 40 votes; most
popular sheriff, Charles Chapel 72 votes,
Anton Miesen 20 votes; most popular
clerk Of courts, William A. Van Slyke
13, Ed Rogers 20. The prizes for tho
various contests have been donated by
the business firms of the CITY. The
prizes ara as follows: The most popu-
lar county auditor. silk umbrella, do
mated by the Plymouth Clothing COM
parry; the most popular sheriff. silk hat,
donated by Floon & Leveroos; the most
popular clerk of courts, gold-headed
cane. The donations that have been 80
freely given by the business firms will
appear on Friday morning.
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The Y. P. s. Y. E. of the First Pres
byterian Church. corner of Lincoln av.
enue and Gr0tto streets served an
oyster supper last night In the parlors
of the church. A unique entertainment,
given by the young people, followed.
Visited the Brewery.