Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-13
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MINNEAPOLIS.
Mr. Geo. H. Rust is on his Southern
trip.
|. Mr. D. G. Bell has returned from the
East
Frank Koran returned to the city last
Monday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Lowry are expect
ed home this week.
The Social club meet at MaIcolm's hall
next Thursday evening
Miss Emma Wenzel is visiting with
friends in Logansport, Ind.
The K. of P. drill corps met at their
hall last Tuesday evening.
Mrs DR.. Bishop returned to the city
from Chicago last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. N. Brakeman went
East last Wednesday evening.
Miss Jennie McKibben left for PhiIa-
delphia last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. j. a. Williams started for the
Hot Springs last Tuesday evening.
Mrs Wales musicale occurred on Fri
day evening at Elliot's music hall
The Ivy circle social club met at Nal i
colm's academy on Friday evening.
Mr.. W. H. Miliken returned to his
home in Portland last Sunday evening
Harmony Chapter No. s, 0. e. S., had
dance at Masonic hall last Tuesday
evening
Geo. N. Morgan Post No. 4 G. A. r.,
met last Tuesday evening at Good tenn
plars hall.
Mr.. j. l.. Hurlbert, of this city, was q
guest at the Sherman house, Chicago,
last week.
The Hermean society gave free liter
ary entertainment at the University last
Monday evening.
The Jolly club are arranging for a ger
man, to be given some time at the latter
part of the month
The social of Gethsemane church met
with Mrs. HOlbrook, on Nicollet avenue,
last IhurSday evening.
Last Wednesday evening the Odd Fet-
lows gave their regular fortnightly recep
tion at Malcolm's academy.
Mrs. G. H. Whitman, of Hennipin ave-
nue., entertained the Informal club at her
residence last Tuesday evening.
The young society people of this city
are preparing for an elaborate. private
masquerade thelatter part of the month.
The masquerade bali to have been given
at Turner hall last Saturday evening was
given last evening and the attendance
was large
Miss Sarah Piddington left last week
for New Orleans, and will be the guest
of her uncle who is the British consul at
that place
The First Congregational church social
met last Tuesday evening at the residence
and Seventh avenue.
Miss Lille Stevens, who has been1visit-
ing in Saltwater, the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. Jos. Kelso, returned to her home in
this city last evening.
Miss Lille Fiske entertains her young
| friends next Thursday evening at the res
idence of Woodbury. Fiske, Esq, 4M
Fifth street south, East division.
The Knights of Pythias had a grand
masquerade ball last Wednesday evening
at Pythian hall, and the attendance was
one of the largest of the season.
The ladies social circle connected with
the Church of the Redeemer entertained
| their friends last Wednesday afternoon
and evening in the parlors of the church
Rev MIR. Thompkins, of this city, de-
hvered the last of the course of lectures
of the Bishop Whipple Literary associ-
alton last Thursday evening at Seabury
hall in Faribault
The Franklin avenue M. E. church held
dinner sociable, last Wednesday even
ing, in the parlors of the church. There
was large crowd in attendance. Music
and social intercourse constituted the
evening programme.
The K. of P. drill corps are making
elaborate preparations for the celebration
of Washington's Birthday, by grand
ball at Minnehaha A special train will
convey those who attend. The grounds
will be illuminated, and the night will be
spent in dancing and feasting
Last Wednesday evening parlor con-
cert was given at the residence of Hon.
Winthrop Young, for the benefit of the
choir fund of Holy Trinity church.
Among those who assisted were Mrs.
Dudley, Mrs. Malcolm, Miss Cummings,
Miss Wassemer. and Messrs Castle, Bart
lett, Johnson, Harrison, Malcolm, Krech
and Larson. A fine programme was
presented to a large and appreciative au-