Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-23
THE SOCIAL BUDGET.

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The Pleasures of the Week That Has Past
and Events Yet to Come.
The Iron Moulders announce their first
annual ball at Pfeifer's hall on Wednesday
evening, Oct Goth. Arrangements are per-
fected to make it an exceedingly joyous &C.
casion.
The Terpsichorean club held their first
party of the season at College hall on
Friday evening. 1t was eminently sue
cessful, and is guarantee for the whole
season.
The annuallban of the Ramsey County
Agricultural society took place at the
Atheneum last evening. The attend
ance was large and the evening passed
pleasantly.
A hunting party started out last even
ing for Prior Lake, consisting of num-
Der of well known gentlemen of the city.
1t is safe to say that they will hunt more
than they will find.
Hon. Mr.. Bradley, speaker of the Wis
consin assembly, has been in the city for
several days, and on Thursday occupied
seat ON the speakers platform in the
session of Thursday.
Godfrey Macdonald, general agent at
Chicago of the Canada Southern rail-
road, was in the city yesterday, and re-
ceived the congratulations of his friends,
who are numbered by the thousands.
Mrs. E. G.. Rogers left St. Paul on
Thursday evening on visit to her parents
in Indiana, and will probably be absent
for several weeks. The infant heir to the
family name accompanied Mrs. Rogers.
The ladies of Christ Church will be
pleased to see their friends at the guild
adjoining the church Tuesday evening OF
the current week. The admission will
be twenty five cents including the sup
per.
Champion Lodge No. Is, Knights of
Pythias, have arranged for series OF
parties to be held at their hall in Warner
block, corner of Wabashaw and Third
streets. The first will take place on the
| 2Sth of October, and will be followed by
others on November 18th and 25th; on
December 9th and 23d, and on January
9Th and Goth.
The Once-a-Week club will hold a
meeting this evening at Turner hall fol
the purpose of arranging programme
dozen parties will be given, and as the
entertainments of this club have in the
past been uniformly successful, there is
no doubt but the future will sustain the
reputation of the society.
A concert will be given at the Athen-
aum this evening on the occasion of the
first appearance of the celebrated solo
| entertainment will be varied by vocal
selections by Messrs. Giesen and Buck
| elew, and Miss Annie Schonarth, while
| Seibert's orchestra will furnish the in
strumental part of the entertainment.
The following announcement was sent
to the ''Monks'' during the past week:
"Ihe Monks present their compliments,
and request your presence at the obsequies OF
one of their number Saturday, Oct. %, al
$50 p. M"
| The meaning of the notice was that
one of the ''Monks,'' Mr.. L. w. Rund-
lett, the city engineer, is about to sever
his connection with the society, and on
| the 9th inst. will be united in wedlock
with Miss Kittie Barry, of Milwaukee, a
young lady who has many friends in ST.
Paul. People generally will wish the
young couple long life of happiness.
The Allen Light Guards to the number
of %, Capt. Bean, marched out tc
Schutzen park, near POSTS siding, yes
| terday afternoon, to indulge In a little
| target practice, Creedmore targets. The
| shooting was "oF hand" or standing
and without rest, distance 200 yards. and
though this was the first practice, the
craftsmanship displayed was most credit
able, as high as SO being made out of a
possible 100 From the way this COM
pany is striving to perfect itself In all
| soldierly qualifications, it would seem as
if the other companies would have to
| look closely after their laurels, or consent
| to taking back seat
The last social hop given by the St
Paul Lyceum and Dramatic club was, in
spite of the inclemency of the weather, a
well attended and enjoyable affair, and
reflects great credit on Mr.. J. o. Stanley
and the gentlemen in charge for the able
manner they entertained their guests.
The next social hop will take place next
Friday evening at Mr.. Seiberts dancing
parlors on Seventh street These social
hops have become so successful and pop
ular that the club have concluded to con-
tinue them every two weeks during the
fall and winter. To all those who attend
these parties perfect satisfaction IS as
sured.
On last Tuesday evening Mr.. Herman
Stone, of Pine Island, and Miss Nellie
Troy, of this city, were united in the
bans of matrimony at the residence of
Bishop Grace, Rev. Father Stanley Off
ciating. Mr.. Stone is a young man of
rare business qualities, and intends to
make his headquarters in st. Paul. He
is deserving indeed of every success.
Miss Troy is beautiful and accomplished
young lady and well known in society, of
which she is prominent member. The
affair was very quiet and pleasant one,
and none but a few of the immediate
friends of the family were present. The
bride received many costly and beautiful
presents, which showed without doubt
the popularity of the young couple. They
have taken up their home at the residence
of the brides mother, where they will be
pleased to receive their friends in the fu-