Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-26
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NcsS Foar's Calling Ltss.

10 do this, care in its preparation is necessary.
Ladies are requested to send in their names
aay time between now and next Monday even
ing, Dec. % Those coming Iate9 are liable to
be omitted
The metropolitan hop occlgs on Tues
day evening
Mrs. D. q. Finch is entertaining Miss
Petit of Minneapolis.
Bishop Whipple was the guest of Gen.
Ii. H. Sibley last week.
The St. Paul Skating club meets at the
rink to- morrow evening.
The German club meet a. Sherman
hall next Thursday evening.
Mrs, James NcAfec entertainS Miss
Murphy of Chicago this week
Hon. G. 3 Wiley is visiting with
4 nds in Watertown, New York
". T. 8urkman, Esq, is passing his
holidays with friends in Cincinnati
Mrs. George Ives, of St. Peter, is visit
ing with Mrs. Peter Berkey this week.
Major G IT. Browning left LAST Sunday
night for New Orleans to visit his daugh-
teCs.
\ number OF ladies and gentlemen came
up from Saltwater to attend tae Abbott
opera.
Miss hattie 2umley, of Hastings, is
the guest OF mrs Thompson, on Pleasant
avenue.
Hon. Fred Von Baum5ach returned 10
TIE city from milwaukee last Tuesday
morning.
There was large attendance at The
skating rink yesterday afternoon and
evening,
Mrs. r. N. Cove, of Milwaukee, is in
the city with 1er husband during the
holidays.
The Kangaroo club met last Thursday
evening a. tie residence Of 2 A Lam
Pier, Esq.
Mrs. John hi. Gilman, 269 West Third
street, entertained at dinner some friends
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Nj Rice, OF Summit
avenue, were "at home" to few friends
yesterday.
Mr George foung Of this CITY, was in
quarters at the Sherman House, Chicago,
last Sunday,
Misses Rose and Emma Lindeke are
home from their school 1T Far;bault for
the holidays.
The st. Andrews society give their sec
cad social at PfeIfer's hall on Thursday
eycning next.
Right Rev. Cyrus D. Foss, LII. d.,
breaches at the First Methodist church
this morning
The Columbia Social club meet to-
morrow evening at Seibert's hall, on
Seventh street
1eibert's orchestra go TO Mankato next
Thursday evening, Dec. 80, to playat the
Flreman's ball
Nr. and HRS. Edward NJ. Cutter received
friends yesterday at their residence, 2O9
Summit avenue.
Miss Katie Wells went to Eeokuk,
LoHa, last week, ,tobe the guest of friends
during the holidays.
Mrs. Ramsey A. Nininger, os l43 sum-
NIT avenue, entertains some friends next
Wednesday evening,
Zange's grand mass in @ was rendered
yesterday morning at 5 o'clock mass at the
Church of the Assumption.
Banner lodge No. 4, A. o. U. W., give
their annual ball on THURSDAY evening,
January 18th, at Sherman hall.
Lodge No. 2, 1. o. o. F., give their
regular annual ball at Odd Fellows hall
on Friday evening, December 31st.
General and Miss Terry entertained
some friends last Tuesday evening at
their residence on Summit avenue.
Public installation of officers of Cham
pion lodge, No. 13, Knights of Pythias,
ca Wednesday evening January, 18th
Miss Susie Mealey, of Monticello, is
passing the holidays in the city, the guest
of the Misses Otis, of Summit avenue.
Seibert's orchestra went down to Pres
cott last Friday evening and furnished
music for the Masonic reception and ball.
This evening, the Sunday school of the
First NJ. +. church give Christmas con-
cert. = very interesting programme is
promised.
The invitations are out for the grand
ball which is to be given on Friday even
ing, December 3Ist,at College hall, by the
Knights of Pythias.
DR.. K. w. Johnson, of CHARITY hospi-
tai, New York, is in st. Paul for the holi-
days, visiting with his parents, Gen. and
Mrs. K. W. Johnson.
Mr.. Edward r. Hollinshead, who went
TO New York last week, plmor says was
married yesterday to lady well-known
IN st. Paul social circles
The st. Paul High school closed last
Thursday until the first Monday after
New Year. The closing exercises were OF
s very interesting nature.
There will be family reunion on
wednesday evening, Dec 30, at the resi-
dence Of hir. N. W Kittson. Anrnusual-
y pleasant time is expected.