Daily globe., 1881-01-16
THE SOCIAL BUDGET.
The Doings and Movements of the So
eial World for Week.
ST. PAUL.


ruary 10th.
Columbia social tomorrow evening at
Seibert's hall
Eugene F Lane, of Saltwater, is in the
city on business.
Mr.. C. L. Rittonhouse is visiting with
friends in Winona.
Miss Rose O'Hara is visiting G. W
Ehle, of Faribault,
Mr.. Frank Roll, of Man kato, is IN the
city, and purposes locating.
Mr.. w. H Merrick was down to Still
water last week on business.
The Golden Hour club have their mas
Querade the last of the month
Captain Edward Mcclure is out of
town on a ten days leave of absence.
Mrs. Joel May, of this city, passed last
Sunday with her parents in Saltwater.
!. r. Drake was entertained at the
Grand Pacific hotel in Chicago last week.
L. c. Kellogg was ''doing the grand"
at the Sherman House, Chicago, last Sun
day.
Bishop Whipple and family have gone
to Florida for the winter, returning in
April
Mrs Alex Barclay, Jr., with the little
Barclays, is spending quiet Sabbath at
Erin Prairie.
Mr.. George Hartman, of Mankato, has
accepted situation with Mr.. J. Pister,
of Jackson street, this city.
Mr.. Walter F. Erwin, of the Sherman
house, in this city, is visiting his old
home at New Milford, Conn.
Mr. o. A. Bailey left last Tuesday for
the East on business and pleasure, and
will be absent about four weeks.
Mr. Harry Shaubut, who has been visit
ing in this place with friends, returned
to his home in Mankato last week.
Miss Artsman, of Newport, KY, is
still in the city the guest of Mrs. Joseph
Leighton, of $50 East Tenth street.
There was grand carnival at the skat
ing rink last Wednesday evening, and the
young people were out IN full force.
The Skating club met at the rink last
Monday evening. The attendance was
larger than usual and the music better.
Rev. and Mrs. Barnes entertained
number of friends at their residence, No.
16 Summit avenue, last Monday evening.
Mr.. John Giering, of this city, and Miss
Kate Elmer were married at Duluth last
Sunday evening by Rev. G. A. Cum
mings.
Mr. Albert Scheffer, of this city, at
tended the meeting of the hedirectors of the
First National bank, at Saltwater, last
Wednesday.
Mr. Thos Cochran attended the reopen
ing social of the Yonng Mems Christian
association rooms at Hudson, last Mon
day evening.
The STANDARD Club" gave a very
pleasant party last Wednesday evening
at their hall on Jackson street, about
thirty-five couple being present.
Mr.. A. C. Fiese, of this city, attended
the banquet and installation of officers of
the Sons of Herman at Mannerchor hall
in Saltwater last Tuesday evening.
The Knights of PYthias social and hop,
which was to have been given last Thurs
day evening, will occur on Thursday
evening of this week at Music Hall.
Mr F. W. Hoyt, who was called to
Red Wing last week by the serious illness
of his little daughter, has returned to the
city and resumed his legislative work.
w. D. Cornish, Esq, delivered lee
ture last Friday evening at Prof. Faddis'
business college, corner of Third and
Jackson streets. Subject, Commercial
Law"
Mr.. Charles O. Rice and T. A Evoy,
of Auerbach, Finch & Van Slyck's, left
for New York and the East last Wednes-
day afternoon, combining business and
pleasure.
The St. Paul Dramatic club present at
their next entertainment ga scrap.Of
paper" repeating it at the Opera House,
on March l, for the benefit of the Library
association.
Mr. p Van Auken is contemplating a
Southern trip the last of the month, tax
ing in New Orleans, Havana, Vera Cruz,
getting back to New Orleans III time for
the Mardi Gras.
The X. L. society of Plymouth church
met last Monday evening at the residence
of Mrs. DR.. Higbee, corner of Ninth and
Robert streets, the subject being Michel
Angelo and Leonardo du Vinci.
The 'All Happy club had a private
masquerade party last Monday evening
at Dr. Patterson's rooms on jackson
street 1t was socially a success, as the
parties given by this club all prove.
Friday evening, January 2lst, the So
ciety Norden dramatic club of Minneap-
oils, present two very laughable come
dies at Pfeifer's hail. as per invitation of
some of the leading Swedish citizens.
The lyceum of the NJ E. church meets
on Monday evening, the Oath inst. At
the last meeting the officers elected for
the ensuing year were: President, II. r.
Brill: vice president, D. 4. Congdon: sec
retary, Miss Frank Minor
The wedding of Mr.. Achille Michaud,
of the firm of Michaud Bros. and Miss