Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-02
SOCIAL WORLD.


rates between growing dislike for the
Lenten fish-ball and a passion for Easter
eggs. This is encouraging for the in
dustIious hen, but hard on the fish ball,
the average boarding house article, Of
course, excepted.
The latter Is indeed bad bird to cap
ture bat with liberal applications of salt
it has been rarely known to escape. But
as this is q somewhat trite subject it viii
not be pursued further. At this juncture
the current Of comment naturally drifts
into something about the prevailing
styles.
speaking of style it is appropriate 10
advert to the reprehensible and quite too
previous if not summary advent Of spring
which came on deck yesterday capari-
s0ned in her summer clothing. The OPP
portunity fer perpetratlnga pun in the
last sentence was very tempting, but the
reader was spared No boque,s please.
Owing 10 opena dates al the antipodes
MIR. Winter reluctantly handed in his
resignation and it was promptly accepted.
just here might be inserted stanza or
TWO of brand new, double distilled, back
action poetry on spring 1t 10 replete
with the saffron shoon and gush pecuh-
ar to the aesthetic thrill Of the bards who
worship at the shrine OF the pallid lily
and gaudy sunfioWeT. Once more the
gentle reader is prOpitiated.
Affairs in the fashionable world dur
ing the past week have continued tame.
There have been no events Of especial
briiliaDcy Or magnitude, but the sky Is
filed with promise. The gossip or the
week is eoliated herewith.
Nr. G. A Anderson, Of the Kensirgton
Art school, returned fre@ New York last
Friday.
The nuptials OF Aiss Rachel Austrian
and MIR. Emil Hart will be celebrated on
The 18th inst.
The annual bail OF the German printers
association will take place at Pfeifer's
on the 10th inst.
The Dramatic club IS rehearsing o
drama entitled Butterfly Fever" to be
presented on the both inst
Miss Fanny nj. Plato, the ACCOM-
plished manager of the KeDsiagton Art
school, is On visit to Detroit.
Manager Haines, Of the opera house,
arrived in ST. Paul on Friday from the
south, greatly improved in health.
The third annual ball of the Cigar
Makers union, will take place at Market
hall On Monday evening the 10th inst
sTDr. w. W. SchifTman, formerly of st.
Paul and now the leading dentist at Fer
gus Fails, is visiting friends in this city.
After prolonged absence In Europe
w. FL. Grant jr., returned to Bt. Paul last
week, fresh from bus musical studies in
Vienna.
Mrs. /. r.. A, Stu1dant, nurse and
child. and Miss Alice Staddars and Mrs.
VIM. Rhodes returned yesterday from
New Orleans.
SAT the Opera house, Oh the Gath inst,
the members of the Minnesota Boat club
will perform q four-ae: comedy, entitled
Wedding March
On Friday evening Slrs. Emma Frank
lin entertained large company ofyonng
friends ct her home on Fifth street. Il
proved charming affai: in all particu-
lars.
The x l, society meets tomorrow
night at MIR. G. B. Johnston's, and the
evening will be devoted to musical"
with some novel and instructive features
of interest
George D. Heron Esq, returned to ST.
Paul last week from a visit to California.
Mrs. Heron, who has been on The Pacific
coast for some time past is expected back
in few weeks
Mrs. Strait, wife OF Hon. II. b. Strait,
returned from several months sojourn at
the national capital last week. En
route to ShakOpee she tarried several
days with friends in this city.
The members OF the Dayton Bluff Ger
man society gave q delightful social at
Seiberi's hall ON last Thursday evening.
The attendance WAS large and the festiv-
tiles unusually jOcund aud lively.
The first animal ball of ltaska Division
No. q, yard masters mutual benefit asso-
citation, will take place ct Sherman hall
ON the 18th inst Elaborate arrangements
have been made and very happy time is
promised.
Mr. Burbank's reading at Plymouth
church next Friday night will prove a
most unique and popular entertainment.
He stands among The foremost OF our pub
lie leaders, and is a proficient in this de-
partment of study.
The birthday anniversary of Mr. AL
bert Scheffer was celebrated in almost
royal style on last Monday evening. The
friends of the gentleman h0nOred the oo-
casion en- gaasse and if titte of the good
wishes are realized he will survive q
thousand prosperous birthdays.
The programme for tho Baldwin coz
cert on The 18th inst, promises to be es-
pecially rich in beautiful melody. MIR.
Baldwin will be assisted by such well
known amaiuer performers as Miss Bar
bank, Miss Kountz, tho Misses ThurstOn,
Mrs. Wilkes, Messrs. Leib, Dyer and
others.
The residence Of Rev. DR.. Conn was
the scene, on Thursday evening, Of a
pleasant pastors reception. Social inter-
course occupied the visitors, enlivened
by vocal and instrumental music. Kx-
cellent amusement was furnished by q