Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-27
THE SOCIAL BUDGET.
A Record of the Weeks Pleasures. Person
ais and Gossip.
ST. PAUL.

8. G.. Dickinson, Esq. of the 80 cents store,
returned from his Eastern trip last week
Mrs Newport, of Tenth and Cedar streets,
entertained party Of friends last evening.
Mrs J. H. Bosworth and Miss May Cole, of
Austin, were guests at the Clarendon yester-
day.
Mrs. M. H. Arbuckle and son, of Nerthfield,
were guests at the Clarendon the first of the
week
Mrs. R. J. Fields, of this city, was enter
tanned at the Sherman house, Chicago, last
week.
Mrs. D. R. Noyes entertained party of
friends at her residence, 80 College avenue, last
week.
Mrs. D. c. Shepard, of 81 Dayton avenue,
entertained some friends at tea last Friday
evening.
Mrs. F. W. Hoyt, of Red Wing, passed a
Clarendon.
Mrs. w. D. Rogers entertained few friends
on Friday evening at her residence, 245 Ex-
change street.
Mr.. E. H Berry, of Chicago, brother of
Judge Berry, is in the city, a guest at the Ne
tropolitan hotel.
Mrs. Charles II. Bigelow at her residence,
No. LOG College avenue will give an evening
party tomorrow evening.
There will be juvenile party tomorrow
evening at the residence of J. F. A. studdard,
ESQ, No. 9 Virginia avenue.
Representative A. c. Dunn's daughter, of
Winnebago city, was visiting with her father
last week and attended the reception.
Mrs. C. W. Griggs will entertain her friends
by giving an evening party on Monday Reyen-
ing at her residence, AZ Arundel street.
The regular semi-monthly sociabIe OF the
jackson steeet M E. church, was held last
Friday evening, in the parlors of the church.
The Young Peoples Literary club, of st.
Anthony Hill, met at the residence of Mr.. L.
A. Gilbert, on Summit avenue last Friday even
ing
Mr. Isaac W. Holman and wife returned to
their home in Milwaukee on Friday, after
very pleasant two weeks visit IN this city with
friends.
The ball given by lodge No. z, U. A. o. D.,
last Wednesday evening, at Pfeifer's hall, was
largely attended, and very handsome amount
was realized
There was meeting of the members of the
Episcopal church on st. Anthony hill last
last evening at the Dayton avenue Presby-
terian church.
Representative Armstrong; daughter, Miss
OWL, of Nashville, and her friend Miss Mamie
Griffin, of Mortified, were guests at the Clar-
endon last week.
The fifth ami last party Of the series under
the auspices of the Union club, will take place
at their hall, Seventh and Jackson streets, Ito.
morrow evening.
Mrs. w. j. Ives, of Hutchinson, Mrs. w. NJ.
Campbell, of Litchfield, and Mrs. ). Simmons,
of Little Falls, were visiting with their hus-
bands at the Merchants last week.
The Ladies' Parsonage Aid society gave an
oyster supper at the Clinton avenue M. E.
church (Sixth ward) last Tuesday evening It
was success sboth financially and socially.
The wedding of VIM. Corlies, ESQ, and
Miss Laura Draper was celebrated at st. Paul's
church Wednesday morning. The happy pair
have gone East for an extended bridal tour.
The many friends of Mr.. Winslow, of Auer
bach, Finch 6 Van slyck, will be pleased to
learn that he has so far recovered from his late
illness as to be at his desk tomorrow morning.
The st. Andrews society held their fourth
sociable at Pfeifer's hall on Friday evening.
The attendance was large, music, dancing and
social intercourse was the order OF the even
ing.
The annual ball of the candy makers of St.
Paul took place at Turner hall last evening.
There was large turnout and the taffy-
pullers and thoir sweethearts enjoyed a Jolly
time.
Mr.. w. G. Evans, wife and daughter went
to Chicago last week, which place they will
make their future home, leaving large circle
of friends here, who wish them all success in
| their new home.
The art section of Z L society met at the
residence of Mrs. DIR. Hghbee last Monday
evening. The subject was the artist Raphael,
and on which very interesting papers and
studies had been prepared.
The Elderdeen Literary society met last
Monday evening, at No. 154 East Ninth street
The officers are, Mr.. Parcee, president; Miss
Maggie --, vice president; and Miss
Susie Clark, secretary and treasurer.
The following st. Paul people are guests at
| the Chicago hotels: 81, B. Herman, Briggs
| house, R. Hager, fremont house; 8. 8. Muir
dock, w. Stetson and T. B. Woolsey, Sherman
house; w. j. Dyer and Mrs. Layton, Palmer
house; Mr. and Mrs. j 8. Prince, Grand
Pacific.
The Oratorio society, on Friday evening
March Is, will present the sSeven Sleepers,',
at the Opera House, with several soIoists and
a chorus of eighty voices. The orchestra will
consist of fourteen pieces. The proceeds will
go to aid In building parsonage for the First
NJ. E. church.
The Young Peoples society of Trinity
| church, known as the @. F. US, gave very
pleasant masquerade party in the lecture room
of the church on Friday evening. The rela-
| tves and friends of the young people we're
present and thoroughly enjoyable evening
was passed. STEMS orchestra were in at
tendance.
The last in the series of hopes, given under
the auspices of the ladies of the st. Paul Ly-
ceum and Dramatic club, occurred last Friday
day evening at Seibert's hall on Seventh street.
It proved very enjoyable affair, the hall was
crowded to its utmost capacity, with the many
friends, and the ladies have made their series
social success.
A charmingparty was given at the reside nee
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