Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-01

house, Willmar, is registered at the Inter-
national hotel, this city. He reports his
hotel in a most prosperous condition since
Mr.. Gasaway left it.
The "German" at Music hall, Thurs
day evening last, was one of the most en-
joyable affairs of the season. There was
large attendance and the favors were
exceedingly rich and handsome.
On Thursday evening last party of
St. Paul gentlemen visited Hastings,
where they attended a social entertain
ment and hop. They had royal good
time and speak highly of their recep-
ton.
A handsome and well-known hotel
clerk Of this city, is to be joined in the
holy bonds Of matrimony shortly. The
bride is well-known society belle whose
pretty face has made for her many
friends.
Mr.. Munroe Nichols. the paymaster of
the Duluth s. Winnipeg railroad COM
pany, with headquarters located in the
former city, has been passing the holt
days with his friends in St. Paul. He left
last night for Duluth.
The Union depot employees will give
their first masked ball, at New Market
hall, on Wednesday evening, February
18th. 1t will be under the management
of Messrs. Hurd and Kanteman. Music
will be furnished by the Great Western
band.
One of the events of the week just
passed was the juvenile "German," at
Sherman hall last Wednesday evening"
A large number of little people graced
the affair with their charming presence,
and the festivities put to the blush many
more ostentatious gathering.
At the International hotel, few even
ings ago, very pleasing Christmas en-
tertainment was rendered the guests.
The evenings pleasure consisted of a
charade, singing and concluded in very
pleasant dance The parlors were taste
fully decorated with green's and Christ
mas notices.
Mr.. Alexander Bravo, and son, we'll
known among the Wall street brokers of
New York, are the guests of Mr.. II. B.
Saynor, this city. He intends making an
extended tour through the states, in order,
if possible, to allow his son to regain his
health, which, owing to combining hours,
has been greatly impaired.
The social assembly and ball given by
the Emmett Light Artillery at Market
hall, last Monday evening, drew out the
friends of the company in large numbers
and the boys may consider themselves
endorsed. The hall presented a bright
and animated appearance and the event
will be green in memory until the next
occasion.
Champion Lodge, No. -, K. Of p,
will give one of their pleasant social par
ties on Friday evening, January 6, in
College hall. The success of former par
ties given by this society will no doubt
bring out their friends en- nlGsse on this
occasion, when all Knights will make it
their pleasure to insure pleasant and
enjoyable evening to all who may attend.
On last Friday evening Mr.. 81. W.
Topping, the popular manager of the st.
Paul Foundry and Manufacturing com
pany was made the recipient Of a neat
surprise in the guise of -sernade by the
Novelty Iowa Works quartette, some
very choice and beautiful selections being
rendered. Mr.. Topping appeared, and,
| by neat little speech, thanked the
sernaders for the compliment.
| The annual ball of the st. Paul Lieder-
kranz, at Pfeifer's hall, last evening, was
perfect success The old year was
most thoroughly danced out and the new
year more thoroughly danced in. AT
half-past 9, the grand march headed by
Mr.. Jos. Eller and wife, followed by at
least 200 couple, filed into the ball room,
| and from that time until early this morn
ing, dancing was IN order without cessa-
ton, excepting to partake of bountiful
| repast which was spread in the dining
room. The order of dance was fully car
ried out Among many others noticed
present were Hon. Fl. FL. Miller, P. Ben
der, Captain Heck. George Stahlrnan, j.
Schnitzer, F. Cutter and S. Eirmeinger.
The members of the Liederkranz proved
themselves to be possessed Of an unusual
amount Of innocent pleasure to which
they gave full sway last evening.
PERSnNAY