Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-20

Is, at the Athen@um. 1t being the closing
ball of the season, will undoubtedly call
out the entire membership.
A very pleasant party assembled at
Getty's hall, White Bear Lake, on Friday
evening, the occasion being a theatrica
performance and ball, for the benefit O
the Catholic church. Quite number of
the young people of this city attended.
The O. T. BIS club gave their second
annual ball at Sherman hall last Thurs
day evening. Siebert's orchestra fur
nished the music for about thirty-five
couple. Whatever lacked in the at
tendance was made up in real good,
solid fun.
North Star Grove No. 7, U. A. O. D.,
dedicated their new rooms at Unity Cen
trail hall, No. 43 West Seventh street,
last Wednesday evening. There was a
very large attendance of the members,
their families and friends. An appro-
pirate programme was presented.
On Thursday evening the Terpsicho-
rean club close their series of parties with
a grand masquerade ball at Music hall
Preparations are being made for grand
time and the committee hav-
ing the matter in charge
are sparing neither time or pains to make
this, their last party, the success of the
season.
Miss Nellie G. Andrus, daughter of
Judge W. C. Andrus, of Chicago, general
Eastern agent of the Northern Pacific
railroad was married last Thursday even
ing at the residence of her father, No. 81
Wisconsin avenue, to Mr.. Henry w. Hart,
of Boston. The happy couple left for
Boston last Friday They have the hearty
congratulations of many friends in this
city. The presents were numerous and
co tly.
The masquerade ball given by the
members of Prof Slebert's Krenzchen
last Wednesday evening at Sherman hall,
was very pleasant affair. The mem
bers were out in full force with many in
vited friends. It was the closing of a
series of parties continuing throughout
the winter, and has been success from
the first. Among the merry masquer-
aders was a party of young gentlemen
appropriately masked and with drums
and horns representing the great Union
Band. Their drum major was complete
ly personified
On Tuesday evening, Washington's
birthday, will occur the grand testimo-
NAL ball rendered to Prof. II. Stein, lead
er of the Great Union band, at Pfeifer's
hall. 1t is only to be expected that Prof.
Stein, who has been resident of this city
for number Of years, and appeared in
public almost countless number of
times, should have rousing benefit The
chief attraction will be an orchestra of
twenty eight musicians under the
direction of the professor
Major P. Hester, the drum
major, will lead the grand march in
full uniform. For those who attend a
treat in dancing is in store.
Legislative Reception Tuesday Night.
The notable event of the coming week
will be the reception rendered the legis-
lature and State officers by the citizens OF
St. Paul This social occasion occurs
Tuesday evening, Feb. %, and will take
place at the new market hall, corner of
Wabashaw and Seventh streets The
building extends from Wabashaw to ST.
Peter streets, and the entrance used On
| that evening Will be at the corner of ST.
Peter and Seventh streets. The invited
guests should be careful to bring theil
notes of invitation to present the door
keeper as their credentials Citizens
who have taken tickets must be
very careful not to leave them
at home. The doorkeeper will be rigidly
instructed to admit none save those who
show notes of invitation OF cards of ad-
mission. Those who have not secured
tickets can do so by calling on Gen. r.
| W. johnson, corner of Third and Cedar
streets, John Dodge, Merchants hotel of
flee, OF W. d. Rogers, secretary of the
chamber of commerce. No COMPLIMENTS
ry tickets Will be issued save to the guests
| to whom the reception is given. The
entertainment will not be stilted
affair but every effort will be
made to render the evening an agreeable
one for the guests. The refreshment
rooms will be supplied by Col. Allen, OF
| the Merchants, which is sufficient guar
antee for that department.. The hall is
so spacious that dancing can be enjoyed
by those who desire it without in the least
inconveniencing those who wish to pass
the time otherwise The citizens of ST.
Paul hope to meet every member and Of
ficer of the legislature and State officer on
this social occasion.