Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-23
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Happenings of the Week in Society Cir
cles.
ST. PAUL.

evening.
Columbia social tomorrow evening
at Seibert's.
The State Historical society met las
Monday evening.
Capt. Ed. Root was visiting friends il
Saltwater last week.
| r. c.. Fuller was at the Sherman house
Chicago, last Saturday
Mr.. T. S. White left last Monday for ;
! brief visit in New York.
Col. E. F. Drake and family are spend
ing the winter in Florida.
| Mr.. Fl. D. Matthews has returned t.
the city from his Eastern visit.
C. w. Hackett was a guest at the Pal
mer house, Chicago, last week.
The Once-a- Week club meet at the
Athenaum tomorrow evening.
Miss Josie Albenburg, of Saltwater, is
| visiting with friends in this city.
R. G. Mitchell, of the Duluth Tribune,
returned to the city last Monday
II. S. Hibbard left the Palmer house,
Chicago, for st. Paul last Saturday.
A. II. Lohlker is visiting in the East,
and will return in about two weeks.
Judge Palmer returned to the city last
Tuesday evening from Washington.
Mrs. Roberts, of Laurel avenue, gave a
little tea party last Thursday evening.
Hon. N. J. Severance, of Mankato, will
soon take up his residence in this city.
Tuesday evening, January 25th, the
hack drivers will have a ball at Pfeifer's
hall.
Mrs. D. c. Sheppard, of Dayton avenue,
gave very pleasant evening party last
Friday.
DR.. Higbee entertains the Congrega-
tional club at his residence tomorrow
evening.
The Terpsichorean club give their
next party at Music hall on Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. A. II. Lindeke went East on Friday
afternoon and will combine business with
pleasure
B. Presley and wife, of this city, were
guests at the Nicollet house, Minneapolis,
last week.
Mrs. Matilda Fletcher, the distinguished
lecturer, was % guest at the Metropolitan
Last week.
Hon. Isaac Staples, of Saltwater, was
in the city the first Of the week greeting
his many friends.
A. E. Marsh placed his name On the
register Of the Grand Pacific hotel IN
Chicago last week.
Mrs. D. A. Monfort, of 35 Dayton
avenue, entertained some friends last
Thursday evening.
Avery pleasant german was given by
Mrs. George w. Draper, of 1Sl East Ninth
street, lst Friday evening.
Mrs Charles j. Allen, of No. 5 Laurel
avenue, entertained q few friends at din
ner last Thursday evening.
Rabbi Wechsler,o of this city, lectured at
the Reformed Hebrew caureh in Mime
apolis last Friday evening.
c. Munford of this city placed his auto
graph on the register of the Sherman
house in Chicago last week.
The Oratorio society have in rehearsal
the ''Seven Sleepers," which they will
soon produce with large chorus.
S. B. Gault, Mr. L. Dyer and c. B.
Newcomb Of this city, were guests at
Barron House, Fari bault, last week
The German society give their first
masquerade ball of the season at the
Atheneum on the evening of the 31st.
Last Monday evening Mrs. Chas h.
Bigelow entertained number of friends
st her residence, 106 College avenue.
Mrs. Chas L. Yale, of 43 Twelfth
street, gave very pleasant luncheon
party to few ladies last Thursday noon.
A number of young people went from
this city last Thursday evening to Still
water to attend the G. A. r. masquerade
ball.
The next party in the series of four,
given by the K. Of P, will occur al
Music hall one week from next Thursday
evening.
Matilda Fletcher lectures this evening
at the Opera House on the subject Of
''Faith or woman's answer to mans
questions
The sociable Of the First Episcopal
church was held on Friday evening at the
| residence of Mr.. E. J. Hodgson on Day
| ton avenue.
Gov. Davis delivered his lecture or
s'Hamlet'' last Tuesday evening, at the
| Opera House, for the benefit of thf
library course.
Prof. Seibert gave his third party Of
the second series last Wednesday even
ing, at Sherman hall. The membership
were all present.
The Ladies' Parsonage society, of the
| Clinton avenue NJ. E. church, met at the
residence of Mr. J. G. Anderson las
Wednesday evening.
Noble Lodge, No. 2, A, O. U. W., haG
their installation of officers for one year
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