The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-11
TIED ANOTHER KNOT
IN THE MATRIMONIAL BONDS OF
MR, AND MRS. JOSEPH
ALEMANN.
JUDGE WILLIS NEW ROLE.
INSTEAD OF UNTYING AN OLD
KNOT, HE RETNFORCES
SOCIAL NEWS OF ST. PAUL,
Gathered From All Quarters, and
Pertaining to Past, Present
and Future.

Judge Willis Ofhciated last evening at
the celebration of a wedding that had
been solemnized many years before
when he pronounced the bonds that
bound MI. and Mrs. ]. c. Alemann to-
gether. 1t was the twenty-fifth ami
versary of the wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alemann, and at the Alemann residence
at 159 West Sixth street many of the
prominent people of the city congre-
gated and witnessed the ceremony and
partoOk of the festivities. Among those
who presented their congratulations
to Mr.. and Mrs. Alemann were Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Ober-Hoffer, J. c. Herman,
Robert Woelffer, Herman Schlichting,
John Strauss, Ed Miehle, j. c. Bur-
ricter, Chas. Feise William Runkle
Prof. Zumbach, Jacob Esch, George
DahlbeTg, H. E. Driese Otto Dreher
Otto Holz, Anton Miesen, Paul Neff,
D. Regan, Frank Danz Jr., Adolph
Fischer, Henry Schoack, Fred Met
mann, the Misses Bertha Sauer, Julia
Reidt, Anna Fink, Olga and Lottie
Driese, Messrs Chas. Fisher, Petit,
Charles Parker. Emil Straka, John c.
Peuser, Herman Hess, William and
Louis Haas, Fritz Schneider John
Straka, Mrs. Hoffman,, Mrs. Bertha
Schmidt and Master Herman Geiser
The presents were numerous and beau
tiful, and Mr.. and Mrs. Alemann gave
a lavish entertainment to their guests.
Among the latter were some of the
cleverest musicians in the Northwest,
and Mr. Fisher Mr.. Straka and Mr.
DAM contributed numbers that were
appreciated and which made the event
one to be long remembered
OF st. Joseph's church choir, is arrang-
ing for a pupils recital to take place.
at the Dyer music hall the third week
OF this month.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Of Plymouth Congregational Church
will be held Tuesday; at o'clock, with
Mrs. F. Scotch, 623 Wabasha street
Subject, China The meeting will be
led by Mrs. H. H. Hart.
The German-American club will give
their next progressive euchre party at
Oxford hall, Tuesday evening. Very
elabOra te prizes have been secured for
winners, and, after refreshments,
Brose's Mandolin orchestra will furnish
the music for programme Of eleven
dances. The Misses Mary and Rose
Wint"r, Mary Schroeder, Mary Sher-
man, Mr.. Chas Ehrmantraut and
AGolph Fetsch are the committee IL
charge.
The regular meeting of the Crocus
Hill Mothers club will be held at First
Presbyterian church, Lincoln and Gror-
to streets, Tuesday at 8 p. M The
paper of the afternoon will be on Re
Hgious Nature of the Child" by Mrs
E G. NJ. Power
The Minnehaha Skating club will en-
terrain their friends at an oyster sup
pei and informal hop this evening al
the st. Paul White house, 40 Eas;
Fourth street. The members are earn
estly requested to be present, and a
cordial invitation is extended to their
friends.
Unity Temple No. 9, Rathbone Sis
tiers, will hold a special meeting for
the transaction Of all business in their
hall Wednesday at 2:30 p. m.
Saturday evening, MI. and Mrs Thos.
r. Fearing were very pleasantly sur
prised at their home, IFS South street,
by a large number of their friends of
Noble Franklin Lodge No. 2, A. O. U. w
The affair was in the nature Of a COM
pliment to Mr.. Fearing, who is dis
trict deputy and a prominent and
Woodworking member Of Noble Frank
lin lodge. RecitatiOns, singing and
dancing were the order of the evening
and supper, which the ladies brought
was served. Among the large party
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Hinderer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fuller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Daley, Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
PARADE, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Kenney,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Koehler, Miss Frank
Barron, the Misses J. and Susie Over
beck NJ. Hanson, S. Dickson, Dunlap,
a. Swanson, Konovic, and Messrs.
Walker Barry, E. and F. Swanson,
Fearing, Woldul, Starkey, T. O'Neil.
c. Burnam, Fahey, Simmons, Toilet,
Mcbride, Love, Carroll, Martin and P.
K. Redman. Music was furnished by
Koehler's orchestra and dancing was
kept up until late hour