Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-16
THE SOCIAL WORLD,


ENJOYABLE and brilliant happenings. The
varied scene delightfully."- commingled every
species of fashionable enchantment. Fashion
has resumed her magic sway and the poppy
like spell has been broken. In the minds eye
arises dissolving view of light, brilliancy,
animation aud laughter. Beauty has bedeck-
ed itself in feathers that rival the plumage OF
the bird of paridise and with the strains OF
the waltz and social chatter in its varied
forms, is sweetly mingled the gush OF
The wedding march. And this is society. Its
doings are recorded below:
Major Espy is back from Pennsylvania.
A. J. Goodwin and wife have gone South.
Mr.. A. B. Stickuey returned from the East
last week.
Col. j. H. Davidson is on visit TO Dakota
and Montana.
Mrs Fannie NJ. Plato, of the art school, is
on 8 visit to Fan Claire.
d Mr.. Frank Tracy. of Springfield, H., is
visiting friends in st. Paul.
Mrs L. R. Hare, of Fl. Lincoln, is visiting
her sister Mrs. W. r. Merriam.
Mr., George Magee has returned from a
protracted visit East and South.
Mrs. Fred Hanson. of Hastings, paid her
ST. Paul friends visit last week.
MIR. II. NJ. Ranney is back from New Or
leans, improved in health and spirits.'
DR.. J. P. Owens has lett for the land of the
Montezumas He will return IN June.
The Evening stars will give one of their
delightful social hops next Friday evening at
College hall.
The closing German OF the German club
at Seibert's hall on Thursday evening was
charming success.
Mr., Chas. Marvin, formerly of Powers Bros,
but now leading real estate operator at Far
go, was IN the city last week
Theboat club is rehearsing the society drama
the wedding March, to be given at the
Opera House on the cath inst.
Hon. John P. Owens, register of the United
States land office at Taylor's Falls, renewed
friendships ia st. Paul last week.
Rev. II. G. Jennings, late pastor of the
Grace church and now of Waseca, paid his old
friends in this city a visit last week.
Miss Antsdale, the accomplished daughter
OF Mr.. Autisdale, of the Nemhall house Mil
waukee, is visiting friends in this city.
Messrs. Jacob Hammer and Albert Fisher,
OF this city, will depart tomorrow for Graf
ton, D. T., where they will engage in bus-
ness.
On Thursday evening Miss Lille Mathies
entertained large number Of friends in a
charming manner at her home on Walnut
street.
A pleasant reception was gwen by Mrs.
Beaupre, of East Tenth street, Thursday even
ing, in honor Of her guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Verplanck, of New York.
Clarence Johnson Of New York, son of
Alex johnson, Esq, of this city, and one of
the brightest architects of this country, is
visiting his relatives in this city.
The two beautiful paintings Night and
Morning, original conceptions of the artist
Arthur r, Hurst, have been pur-
chased by Mrs. David Danford Of COZ Canada
street. VI
The annual ball OF The Cigar Makers Union
took place at Market hall last Monday eve
ming. The attendance was large and an eve
ming of unalleyed jollity and festiyity was
passed.
The Young Peoples Union OF the Jackson
street M. E. church gave a delightful enter
tairment on Friday evening, the vocal and
musical selections forming NEST enjoyable
features Of the evening.
The concert and ball by the society "Vega"
at Pfeifer's hall, Friday evening, was pro-
nounced social success. The musical pro-
gramme was fine and highly enjoyed by the
immense number in attendance.
The first annual ball of the German
printers took place at Pfeifer's hall last Mon
day evening. The knights of the case and
their sweethearts were present in large num-
bers and the affair proved great success.
Sherman hall presented gay and animated
appearance last Tuesday evening, the occasion
being the first annual ball of the Yard Masters
union. The friends of this sturdy and worthy
class were out in large numbers and most
agreeable time was had.
The meeting of the lyeeum, connected with
the First NJ. E. church, tomorrow evening
promises to be marked by features of especial
interest. Among other entertaining featur es
selections will be given by the Beethoven
singing society and the st. Paul orchestra.
Cards are out announcing the approaching
nuptialS of Mr.. Herman Relchard and Miss
Filly Zschan, the marriage of whom will take
place at the German Lutheran church next
Thursday afternoon. A reception will
follow at the residence of the brides parents,
on Oak street.
Commodore Anderson, of the famous Hud-
son river steamboat "Mary Powell" and
father of Mr.. Chas. A. Anderson, proprietor
of the Kenspgton art school, of this city, is
expected 10 arrive in st. Paul the ensuing
week from California. He is accompanied by
several members of his family and will do the
sight seeing in and about st. Paul.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Barden, late of McMaster's
drug store, will leave in few days for Manta-
ma whete he will engage in business on his
own account. During his sojourn in this
city Mr.. Barden has made host of warm
friends, by whom his departure will DE sim
cerely regretted. He is gentleman Of worth
and culture, and his efforts in his new field of
labor will certainly be crowned with success.
A quiet but elegant wedding took place on
Thursday afternoon, beng the marriage of
Mr.. VIM. Batson, the well-known civil engi-
neer, and Miss Florence Drury, an accom-
plished young lady of this city. The
ceremony was performed at the residence of
the BRIDES parents, near Trout Brook, in the
presence of q number of fri nds. They will
90 tn FIT Renton. their future Dlace of resi-