Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-26
Emma Register of Saltwater, during the

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son Hall
| The Zouave's grand masquerade ball
occurs on New Years eve A good time is
promised.
Miss Jennie McKibbon of Philadelphia
receives calls on New Years with Miss
Lou Sidle
W. F. Burnett started last Wednesday
| for two months trip through the east
and south.
The Laurel club meet mkt Wednesday
evening at the residence OF Mr. and Mrs.
L. P. Seeley.
Mrs. M. j. Gates and daughter, Mrs.
Baird have returned home, after delight
| full eastern trip.
The soCiable Of the First NJ E. church
| met at Mrs. j. Chase's residence last
Tuesday evening
The Lurline boat club reception and
entertainment has been postponed, unit!
after New Years
Mr. E. r. Tallerday, who has been Wis
iting with friends at Saltwater, has res
| turned to the city.
Hon. Thomas Lowry and family left
last week for the South, intending to re-
| main throughout the winte-,
The Washington avenue M E church
Literary society, met in the parlors of the
church last Wednesday evening.
G. A. Moore, of Big Stone county, is
visiting in the city, the guest of his
brothers, FL. L. and J. c. Moore
Mr.. Charles Schultz has gone to Still
water for few days. assuming charge Of
the Northwestern telegraph Office
Mrs, Folwell, wife of Prof. Folwell, Of
the university, gives her weekly reception
at her residence next Saturday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. R. B. Langdon, having
completed their visit in Milwaukee, have
returned to the city, and are cat home u
Mrs. W. N. E. Bassett, Mrs. J. D. Har-
field and Bart Cooper and family, have
gone to Jacksonville, Florida, for the
winter
The Lurline boat club reception occurs
at the Nicollet house on Tuesday even
ing 1t will be one Of the social events of
the season.
The Fortnightly club met last Monday
evening at the residence OF c. II. Wood;
music, games and dancing was the order
of the evening.
The young ladies of the Ivy Social club
gave a cooking party at the residence of
Mrs. 0. T. SWEET, Of the East Side, last
Monday evening.
The Knights Of Pythias drill corps
gave grand ball at their ha in the new
Day block last Friday evening. The at
tendance was large.
Mr. and Mrs. T. r. Caseg. are passing
the holidays with their dsqghter, Miss
Lou, at the Goodrich house, No. 4O3
South Seventh street
The grand lodge of Knights of Pythias
OF Minnesota meet III this CITY next
month, commencing on Monday, Jan, Is.
A very interesting programme is prom
ised.
Miss Florence Barton's musicale, which
was given last Tuesday evening, at Ell
lots music store, was q success, those
taking part acquitting themselves with
credit
Harmony chapter No. 8, order of the
Eastern Star, and Minneapolis chapter
No. 8, had very pleasant reunion and
installation at Masonic Hall, East side,
last Tuesday evening.
The Knights of Pythias drill corps give
their social at K. P. hall ON Tuesday
evening. The programme will consist of
music, vocal and instrumental, and dane
ing A good time may be expected.
The T. T. O. club met last Tuesday
evening at the residence of Mr. G. M.
Wolff, of Tenth street north. The farce
''Putkins'' was presented, the characters
being assumed by Miss Mary Baldwin.
Miss Mary Wolff, Mr. Harry Wilson and
Mr.. Thomas King At the close music
and dancing was the order of the evening,
which was kept up until late hour.
Forefathers' day was commemorated at
Plymouth church last Wednesday even
ing, by the members Of the Congregational
club of Minnesota. It was a very enjoy
able affair. A banquet was spread by the
ladies, and music and addresses pertain
ing to the Puritans was the programme
for the evening. 1t was pleasant occa-
sion for those present.
Prof. and Mrs. Lyman F. Brown gave
their second lecture and concert last
Monday at Elliott's music rooms, with
the following programme:
I. Vocal Fugue, ...............Pa Palestrina.
Miss Della Morgan, Miss Nettie Drew,
Miss Carrie Woodward, Miss Emma
Smith, Mrs. Delano Clark, and Mrs.
Seymour f. Brown.
=. Waltz-fOur hands VIM. Mason
Miss Minnie Burnett ara Mr. Brown.
Duet from Marriage of Figaro, )" Mozart.
to Greeeing, .MendelssOhn.
Miss Della Morgan and Miss Carrie Nor
daunt.
4. Song, Gave Maria," .......... .Panotka.
Mrs. Lyman F. Brown,
f. Lecture-GroWth of Music from the be-
ginning of the Christian Era to the pres
ent time, with sketches from the lives of
eminent composers and artists.
g. Vocal Duet-"I feel thy Angel Spir-
IL, .................G .Graben Hoffman,
Mrs. Lyman Z. Brown and Mr.. G.. E.
Hasey.
y. Song-"O Sweet Forget -me-not,n Smart.
Miss Nettie Drew.
s. Song-"When the Heart is Young,n
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