Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-22
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

mas Deen at ltS helGnC, ana the gay ana
giddy throngs that follow in the wake Of
fashion have enjoyed a surfeit of, festivi-
ties. Fandango has twirled her castanet
and the foot of hilarity has kept steady
measure to the harmonious twang of fid-
die music. The halls of pleasure have
resounded with mirth and jolity and the
average society-man has been as happy
as clam at high tide. Below is the
menu:
Miss Emma Sherman, from Sterling,
Ohio, is passing the winter with her
cousin, Miss Emma Sutton, upper Third
street.
Miss Smythe entertained the members
of the German" club in a delightful
manner at Siebert's hall last Tuesday
evening.
The ST. Paul Dramatic club gave an
artistic and enjoyable performance of the
comedy cloves Telegraph" last Thurs
day evening.
The first annual ball Of the carpenters
of St. Paul takes place at Turner'S hall
on Tuesday evening, January "a. A good
time is anticipated.
Ex-ofiicer o. Nygaard, formerly of St.
Paul, and now leading merchant of
Lake PARK, is spending few days with
friends in the city.
The masquerade ball will be preceded
by the rendition of a number Of choice
concert selections by the Great Western
band from 1870 to 10 o'clock.
Now that arrangements have been
consummated for the annual masquerade
ball to take place at the Athenaum, some
idea may be given of its extent and mag
nifcence.
The grand final ball of the "Once a
Week club" parties will be given about
February Is. A masquerade was the
choice of the members, which will be held
at Sherman hall.
The young men of Christ church parish
give social and literary entertainment
at the Guild rooms on Tuesday evening
next. All parishioners and friends of the
church are cordially invited to attend.
The management announce that the
present effort will eclipse all previous at
tempts IN this direction, and judging
from the general attractiveness of the
programme the remark will be literally
verified
The walters of the Clarendon hotel
have arranged for their annual ball which
will take place at Sherman hall on the
evening of February 10. The boys never
do things by halves and on this occasion
rare treat may be expected.
Prof M. Waters, leader of the Seventh
infantry band, Fort Smelling, discussed
musical topics with his friends in St.
Paul yesterday Mr.. Walters is fine mu-
sician and the band under his direction is
becoming one of the best in the United
States army.
The vocal and instrumental concert by
the St. Paul Arion society at the Athen-
aum last Monday evening was COM
pIete and artistic success. The splendid
programme was enjoyed by large audi
ence, and it was decidedly one of the best
musical treats of the season.
Pfeifer's hall was the scene of a de-
lightful gathering of youth and beauty,
ON Wednesday evening, the occasion
beng the first grand ball of Division No.
l, Ancient Order of Hibernians. The
programme contained twenty -four excel
lent dancing numbers, and very enjoy
able evening was passed.
The Rev. j. L. Berne, of this city, has
decided to accept call from Fort Smith,
Arkansas, and will leave in few days
for his new field of labor. His departure
will be regretted by host of warm
friends who have become ardently attach
ed to HIM during his sojourn IN this city.
He was mainly induced to accept the call
on account Of his failing health.
On Monday evening last, a pleasant re-
ception was held at the International no.
tel IN honor of the arrival from New
York of Miss Pauline Nicolay, who is
visiting her many friends in this city.
The parlors of the hotel were thronged and
the affair was equal to an ovation. After
a fine supper, the small hours of the even
ing were whirled away in the mazes of
the dance.
A lady from neighboring village step
ped into one of our leading furniture
stores and enquired for the old arm chair
The clerk informed her that they did not
keep second hand furniture. Further
more says she very Indignantly, what on
earth, are you thinking of. don't want
furniture, l want the tune cold arm
chair'' with words to it. She was direct
ed to Munger's music store, and went off
muttering to herself what heathens these
furniture fellows are.
Mr.. D. Kennedy and MIR. Thos. Smith,
gave on Wednesday evening last, very
charming entertainment to few friends,
at their elegant bachelor apartments on
on upper Third street. About fifteen
couples occupied the dancing salon and
thoroughly enjoyed the ecstasles of the
may dance to the time of excellent
music. 1t was unquestionably one of the
marked events Of the season, and pro-
nounced by all the fortunate participants
very elegant and delightfully."- agreeable
reception.