Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-15
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

ana Lne QeVOLceS OI Luc Sluuy SOAuOoS
who presides at the shrine of pleasure,
are enjoying an unusually happy round
of festivities. The past week has been
prominent IN social doings which have
been pleasantly marked by several nota-
BILE weddings. The week has resulted in
the annexed offerings:
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Schurmeir returned
last week from New York.
Miss Julia Robertson left Thursday for
an extended visit in the east.
County uditor j. ]. McCardy has left
for brief visit to Lexington, Kentucky.
The knights of Pythias will give an
other of their delightful hops in tie near
future.
Mr.. Archie McCaven left for New
York, New Years evening, to resume his
medical studies.
The Misses Banning, accompanied by
their father, are spending the winter in
Southern California.
The Misses Hope returned home last
week, from having enjoyed delightful
visit with friends in Iowa.
The letter carriers will be pleased to
see all their friends at their ball at the
new Market hall on February I'd.
The concert and ball to be given by the
Germania Singing society on Feb. s, at
the Athaneum, promises to be grand
success.
The Evening Star Social club will hold
their regular hop, at College hall, to-
morrow evening, and a grand time is an
ticipated.
Miss Susie Mealey, of Monticello, who
has been visiting the Misses Otis, of Sum-
nit avenue, for the past two weeks, left
for her home Saturday.
The Brotherhood of locomotive engi-
neers have arranged for their annual
ball, which will be given at Market hall
on the evening of February l.
Mr.. William Carson, jr., departed for
Eau Claire, Wis, Saturday, to take
charge of large pump factory recently
started in that enterprising city.
Mr.. George I. Becker, who has charge
of the bank at Browns Valley, left Non
day for the field Of his labors, after very
pleasant visit at nome during the .holi-
days.
Mrs Joseph Oppenheim entertained a
large number of friends last Sunday
evening in honor of Miss lilly Rosen-
field. A most enjoyable evening was
passed.
The Evening Star social club give their
fortnightly dance in College hall to-nor-
row evening, changing the time from Fri
mems ball on that date.
The Fifth annual ball of Minnehaha
Lodge No. 81, Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Fireman will take place at Market
hall next Friday evening. Elaborate ar
have been made and the af
far is destined to bea grand success.
The K L. society meets tomorrow
evening January l6, at Mrs. DR.. Higbee's
and begins course of study on Germany,
it's music, literature and painting, and
with the papers announced for the even
ing, has an attractive programme to pre-
sent.
The second grand masquerade ball,
given by the Merchants hotel employees,
will take place at Market hall on Tues
day evening the 24th Inst. Something
unique may be expected in the way Of
costumes and number of very hand
some prizes are offered
The St. Paul Dramatic club will give
their next entertainment on Thursday
evening, at which time will be presented
the three act comedy, Love Telegraph.
The cast includes Mesdames J. B. Beales,
III. Fl. Horton, Miss Eeasure and Messrs.
O'Brien, Wilkes and Parker.
The marriage of Mr. Samuel De Camp
and Miss George Fosdic was celebrated
last Wednesday evening. The wedding
ceremony was quietly conducted in the
presence of few friends, and the happy
couple have settled down to the felicities
Of domestic life in real earnest.
Arrangements are progressing for a
grand entertainment and ball to be given
by the Ancient Order Of Hibernians, at
Pfeifer's hall next Wednesday evening.
The proceeds will be for the benefit of
the anti-coercion fund, and it will no
doubt be accorded rousing turnout.
The Concordia singing society, under
the leadership of Mr.. Christophel, gave
an excellent concert at the Athenaeum
last evening. The programme was well
arranged, and gave the best of satisfac-
ton. A grand ball closed the evenings
entertainment, the music being furnished
by STEMS orchestra.
Indian Agent Cissey, of the Sisseton
tribe of Indians, has been spending few
days in the city and returned home Fri
day last. He has organized brass band
composed entirely of Indians, and says
they are making very rapid progress, es-
pecially the artist that pounds the GYM
balls. Prof. Haskell the celebrated from
bone player, is instructing them.
On Monday evening last Mr.. and Mrs.
John .Toomey celebrated the anniversary
of their tin wedding. A large number of
their friends were present and each guest
brought an appropriate reminder of the