Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-08
THE SOCIAL WORLD.


Mr. S. P. Jennison has moved into his
new house on Ashland avenue.
Prof. Frank Wood left for New York
last night on a months vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Braden were TO
have left last night for the South
Prof. Lieb returned yesterday from Du
luth, where he has been spending the
holidays.
The Once a Week club gave most en-
joyable party at Sherman hall last We'd
nesday evening.
The Once a Week club will give their
eighth party at Sherman hall on Wednes-
day evening next.
The weekly rehearsals OF the Beetho-
ven society. will hereafter take place on
Thursday evening
Judge Flandreau entertained number
Of friends in his usual cordial manner
last Thursday night.
Miss Aida Fuller, of Elgin, Wabashaw
county, is visiting at her sisters, Mrs. E.
T. Barrett, West S.. Paul.
Mrs. n. ". Kittson and her son Kirk
left on Friday for New York, and an in
definite sojourn in the East.
The Turner society will give chill
drens masquerade ball on February 2, at
their hall on Franklin street.
Geo. n. Culver and wife leave Tues
day for an extended trip south. They
will be absent about two months
A most delightful party was given by
the Recreation club at Mr.. Siebert's dane
ing academy last Thursday evening.
The Sportsmens Club of White Bear
lake gave an elegant party at Getty's hall
on Monday evening last, it was well at
tended and splendid time was had by
all
Master jennie and Miss Alice Studdart
entertained number of their friends in
a charming manner last Friday evening
at the residence Of their parents on Vir-
ginia avenue.
On Monday evening last pleasant re-
ception took place at the residence
of P. II. Kelly, ESQ. The company was
graced by two brides, Mrs. Vim. Rhodes
and Mrs. Rundlet
The residence of W. A. Culbertson,
Esq, was the scene on Monday evening
last of delightful reception rendered to
his many friends and most enjoyable
evening was passed.
r'l,o G Nice L 1o1ror
sister of Gen NJ. B. Flower, and Mr..
Frank L. Krayenbuhl, will be celebrated
at O'Clock Wednesday afternoon, at the
residence Of Gen. Flower.
A delightful surprise party took place
on Friday evening at the residence Of Mr..
R. A. Lanpher On Dayton avenue. The
guests were accorded a charming recep
ton, and royal good time resulted.
On Saturday evening next "Concordia"
Singing society will give grand concert
and ball at the Athen@um, assisted by the
Great Union orchestra, an excellent pro-
CANINE has been arranged for the occa-
sion.
Chas. E. Holt and lady returned yester-
ay morning from trip to their friends
at n B. city and Jamestown They had
O splendid time, and return we'll pleased
with their trip, but glad to get back to
st. Paul again.
The basket of magnificent flowers ten
dered Mrs. Rosewald during the perform
ance of Patience" Wednesday night,
was the gift of Miss Jones and Miss
Koutz, sister of Mrs. T. G. Jones, former
pupils of Miss Rosewald.
Mrs. E. A. Shepler, Jr., returned from
Chicago last week and is visiting with
her mother, Mrs L. Hart. Mr.. Shepler
has gone to Denver where he will have
the agency of the Western News Com
pany and where he will be joined by his
wife in week or two.
On Tuesday evening last musicale
was given at the residence of Mr.. 4. X.
Pruden, in honor of the violinist, Mr.
Mollenhauer. A large number Of local
musicians were present ard charming
entertainment was enjoyed. Mr.. Molten
hauerleft on Thursday for New York.
The Beethoven society have secured ele-
CANT rooms in Presley's new block onThird
otiCCe, dLNi 1ldfC SOHS " WI IN III iHCSI.
New members are coming in, and they
are making rapid strives. This society
organized but few weeks since render
the music of the best composers in man
ner that would reflect credit to veterans
and our city may well feel proud of them.
The twelfth night reception given by
Rev. and Mrs, Thomas at St. Paul's rec
tory, was a large and brilliant gathering
Mrs. E. 7. Wilder, of Red Wing, and
Mrs. Officer, stood with Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas, aided in receiving the guests.
The Epiphany ring was drawn by Mrs.
Harvey Officer, who next year will give
the twelfth night entertainment at her
new residence.
The members of the Father Mathew
Temperance society are preparing for q
grand banquet at Pfeifer's hall, on Tues
day evening, the 10th inst, the occasion
being the 18th anniversary of the organ
ization of the society. A fine programme
has been arranged, consisting of speak
ing, music, Rotations, etc. Archie Nc
Leod will furnish the supper, which guar
antees it good one. Friends of the So
ciety should avail themselves of what
promises to be fine evenings entertain
ment.