Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-30
THE SOCIAL WORLD,
A Multitude of Private and Public PARTIES
and Numerous Weddings-Persoral Cos


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There has been but little in society cir
cles during the past week worthy of
note. There have been quite number
of private parties at the residences of
prominent citizens, but they were strict
ly within certain set, and do not wish
publicity. There have been public balls
in plenty during the week, that have been
largely attended, and there have been So
ciety balls in large quantity that have
been more or less public, and these have
been eminently successful. But society,
as regarded by the upper tendon, social
ed, takes but little cognizance of these
events.
The ball of the Llederkranz society,
that took place on Thursday evening at
Pfeifer's hall was more numerously at
tended than any previous entertainment
given by that organization. A large
number of the members and officers of
the legislature were present, and heart.
lily participated in the festivities of the
occasion. The orchestra of the Great
Union band furnished the music.
An excellent supper was served
shortly after Ii o'clock, which was fully
appreciated by all present. The event
will long be remembered by all who were
favored by invitations, as one of the most
pleasurable of the season.
Mrs. Bruno Beaupre entertained few
friends last evening,
W. L. Garrison and son, of New York,
are in the city for few weeks recreation.
Mrs. Edmund Rice, Jr, will entertain
her friends on Thursday evening of this
week.
Miss Wheaton, sister of DR.. Wheaton,
Is in the city on a visit to her sister, Mrs
N. P. Langford.
]. 81. Stinson, of Chicago, large owner
of St. Paul real estate, is in the city, and
will remain for a few weeks.
Prof. Hlasko, of terpslchorean fame,
left last Thursday for New York, where
he has business engagements.
The marriage of Mr.. Charley Frey to
Miss Lizzie Hannaeur is announced to
take place on the oath of next month.
Robert Reade, one of the heaviest real
estate owners in New York, is in the
city, and intends to spend the winter in
st. Paul.
Mrs. Eve Lamprey and Miss Jennie
Merriam returned on Thursday from a
tour of Europe, both in excellent health
and spirits.
Miss Smith, of De Soto street, enter
tanned her friends last week to the num-
Der of about fifty. The evening was a
most entertaining one
Miss Oracle Vance returned on Friday
from Tower City, Dakota, in company
with Miss Lottie Poe, who is on her way
to Ravenna, Ohio, after summer spent
in the far Northwest.
The Sociable club, new organization
consisting of only thirteen members, will
meet on Monday evening at the residence
of Judge Nelson, on West Third street,
as the guest of Miss Nelson, one of the
| members.
At the Dramatic club on Thursday
evening the comedy married in Haste''
was presented. Miss Newlngton as
| ''EtheP' made a great hit. The attend.
ance numbered over 400, the largest
since the organization of the club.
4, Lewis L. Haupt and wife, H. E. Haupt
and wife and VIM. K. Haupt, Philadel-
phia, relatives of Gen. Haupt, general
manager of the Northern Pacific rail-
road, accompanied by Mrs. Gen. Haupt,
arrived in st. Paul yesterday and have
apartments at the Metropolitan
On Wednesday evening the first annual
ball Of the Iron Moulders' union, No.
232, took place at Pfeifer's hall. There
was large attendance of stalwart men
and beautiful women. There were
twenty-four dances on the programme.
all of which were well filled. Music was
furnished by the Great Union band.
Last evening musical and terpsi-
chorean entertainment was held by the
Arion society at their rooms. Most of
| the members, accompanied by ladies,
were present, and in the evening was fully
appreciated STEMS orchestra furnished
music for the dances, and all went merry
| as marriage bell.
The Bohemian society had ball at the
Athen@um last evening. There was a
fair attendance, and the spirit of merri-
ment was unrestrained The party DIS
perse6 at an early hour this morning,
well pleased with the evenings entertain.
ment.
For the present week Prof STEMS or
chestra has engagements for parties as
annexed: On Wednesday evening the
Emmeri society's annual ball at Pfeifer's
hall; on Thursday evening the Society
Vega at the same place; on Friday even
ing the Bricklayers' Union annual ball at
the same place; and on Saturday evening
the Sons of Herman at Turner hall
The Once-a-Week club held meeting
on Friday evening for the purpose of per-
fecting arrangements for the present sea-
son. The following officers were elected:
President, Karl Simmons; vice-president,
Geo. Becht; secretary, Otto Kiefer; treas
urer, Julius 81. Schmidt. Itwas resolved
to hold twelve parties and one grand ball
during the season at Sherman hall, the
music to be furnished by Selbert's or
chestra. The parties are to be held
weekly, and the date of the ball will be
announced hereafter. The society now
numbers over a hundred members, and
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