Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-24
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

streets and the stores have been thronged,
and the scene has been unusually brilliant.
Merchants of every degree have been fair
ly overwhelmed. and St. Paul has never
witnessed a week SO lively in its Christmas
preparations as the one just closed. 1t was
at once picture and panorama to in
spect the busy throng,a to have asked or
expected them to do little else than pre-
pare to make the coming Christmas
''merry." would have been to call for i'm
possibilities. The events, past and future,
are duly recorded below:
The Metropolitan club will give hop at
Sherman hall next Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ranney returned
from visit to Chicago last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. McDougall, of Wash
ington. were at the Metropolitan last week.
Mr.. A. V. Feeple, wife and daughter, are
spending the holidays with friends in Chi
cago.
Mrs. Charles D. Mickey left last week for
Boston to spend the holidays with her
parents.
Among the guests at the Metropolitan
yesterday was Mrs. Gordon E. Cole, of
Faribault.
The next rehearsal of the Choral society
will be held at College hall on next Tues
day evening.
Prof. Snow opens new term at his
dancing academy in College hall on Satur
day evening next.
The journeymen plumbers will give
their second annual ball at Pfeifer's hall
next Friday evening.
Mr.. Charles G. Fairchild has gone to In
dianapolis to act as groomsman at the
wedding of friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cheney, of Buffalo, N. Y.
arrived in St. Paul last week, and will
probably locate here.
Prof. r. 81. Evans reception at Sherman
hall next Tuesday evening, will be most
pleasant society event.
Mr.. George R. Finch and daughter of
Ninth street, will entertain their friends
ON mex! Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Hanson, of Eleventh
street, returned last Friday from visit to
relatives in Indianapolis.
Mr.. Ed. Hughes, Jr., and wife, and Miss
Hughes, of Arvilla, D. T., registered at the
Merchants last Thursday.
D. E. Sprague and wifi, Mrs. J. A. Pee
bles and Miss PEBBLES, of Winnipeg, were
at the Metropolitan last week.
M. G. G.. Thorne and wife, Miss Pearce,
and Mr.. F. w. Thorne of Hastings, were at
the Winsdor last Friday night.
The employees of West Publishing COM
pany yesterday presented to Mr.. John
Jehle beautiful silver set, as a Christmas
gift.
Among the holiday guests in st. Paul is
Miss Ireland, of Lyons, N. Y, who is visit
ing Mrs. Henry Schumacher, of Eighth
street.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A.tBigford, of Marshall
avenue, will celebrate the twentieth ami
versary of their marriage next Friday even
ing.
Ladies intending to receive on New
Years day will favor the GLOBE by sending
their lists to the GLOBE as early as possible
this week.
The first german of the season by the
German club given at Seibert's hall last
Tuesday evening was very delightful. Mr..
Lightner led the dance.
Miss Jennie Olivier, a pupil of st. Mary's
academy at Winnipeg, returned home last
week to spend the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Olivier.
One of the most interesting events of
IL h. %la IS r.,
Becht to Miss Ella Sherbrook, which will
take place next Monday evening.
Mr.. A. R. Starkey, son of Capt. Starksy
of the Sixth ward, left last Thursday for
Selma, Alabama, where he will be married
to Miss Lowry, and Immediately return.
Miss Lottie Conley returned home last
Friday from st. Cloud, where she has been
attending the Normal school. She will
pass the holidays with her parents in West
st. Paul.
The employees of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Magee surprised them last evening with
the gift of an elegant ebony writing desk,
on which stood beautiful and elaborate
ink stand.
The Nonpariel club had an elegant time
at the residence OF MI. d. Lemon last
Wednesday evening, and will meet next
at the residence of Mr.. j. Mayhem on Rsa-
ney street.
The Liederkranz society will give a
grand iball at Pfeifers hall on Monday
January 1. The society will give several
male choruses during the intermissions in
The dances.
Mr.. L. S. Bigelow, son of the Hon. Hor-
ace Bigelow, returned from Yale college
yesterday, and his sister, Miss Alice, who is
attending school at Pennington, Conn.,,
accompanied him.
The Father Mathew Total Abstinence
society will give grand entertainment at
Market hall. on the evening of January 10.
There will be literary and musical exercises
and fine banquet.
Miss May Dunn, young lady OF st.
Paul, displays at Stevens & Robertson's
most artistic crayon drawing. 1t is gem
and entities the young artistic to recogni-
ton and encouragement.
The following officers of the Clayonian