Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-19
THE SOCIAL WORLD.


tide of the Lenten season.
The offerings are very much enlarged
over that of a week ago, and the record
of doings is quite healthy. Below is the
list of happenings.
A novel and very enjoyable entertain
ment took place at the AthenH,un last
night under the auspices of the German
society. The festivities closed with ball,
the unique feature of which consisted in
the observance of rule requiring all the
dancers to carry either sunflower or a
lily.
Tie effect was at once grotesque and
pleasing many of the costumes being in
the aesthetic style, and the occasion was
altogether deliciously all quite and too
too.
Mrs. Chas. Stees left on Friday for
Fargo
Mr.. Frank 3. Clark returned last week
from Chicago.
Stanford Newell, Esq, has returned
from New York.
Mr.. S. 3. Gault returned from ST.
Louis last Friday.
Oscar Wilde will be entertained by the
Gernania club this evening.
Major Smith is under commands to re-
port for duty at San Antonio.
Mrs. E. P. Horton and daughter re-
turned from Florida last week
Gen. Brecht will give a reception at
Fort Smelling the ensuing week
Mrs. Tanning, Of this city, will sing in
concert at Fargo on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Lamprey of College avenue, will
depart soon for the east, to remain all
summer
w. E. Alexander, Esq, OF the Manitoba
road, has been called to Wisconsin by the
illness of his father
Mrs. Ada Brown, of Dr. Cullen's Office,
left last week for MILAN, Ohio, where
she will visit her sister
The pupils of Prof. Malcolm have made
elaborate preparations for German to
be given at Sherman hall on the 31st
inst.
Prof. Frank Wood, one of St Paul's
most accomplished musicians, celebrated
his 44th birthday in pleasant manner on
yesterday.
Miss Allie Minor handsomely enter
tanned a large number Of friends last
Thursday evening at her home on Four
tenth street.
DR.. Lyon returned last week from
two months sojourn in Florida He ex-
presses delight with the many pleasant
features of his trip.
Mr.. Chas. D. Keyes, private secretary
to Judge Chandler of the Milwaukee road,
is confined to the residence Of his sister
in Minneapolis by illness.
Mr.. Chas. P. Marvin, the accomplished
cashier Of Powers Brothers, left for
Fargo last Friday, where he will engage
in the land and real estate business.
The 8 to - Club have arranged for
their final party of the series, to take
place at College hall next Thursday
evening. An exceedingly pleasant time
| is anticipated.
Manager Haines, Of the opera house,
passed last week in New Orleans He
was to leave there the latter part of the
| home the first week in May.
The birthday anniversary of Mr.. John
Matheis, the popular carpet king, was
celebrated last Tuesday evening. He
| was serenaded by the Great Union band
and splendid time was had
Mr.. George Magee. the popular restau-
rateur of Third street, who was Frustrated
by illness at Waterloo, York State, while
en- route to Narson, has recovered his
his health and was to have left yesterday
fer his destination.
Mr. Nm. H Maxfield and vile return
ed yesterday from New Orleans and the
south Mrs. Maxfeld passed several
weeks in Florida, but unfortunately was
not greatly benefited in health.
On Friday evening, Mrs. Kellogg, of
Jackson street, was surprised by the I'M
announced advent of large company of
friends. They were handsomely, enter
tanned, and it proved one of the most
pleasant affairs Of the season.
The silver wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Krahmer; was royalty celebra-
ted at the residence of the worthy couple
last Friday evening. The joyous occa-
sion was participated in by large num-
Der of their friends, and the tokens of
love and friendship were handsome and
numerous.
The most delightful social affair of the
past week, perhaps, was the New Eng
land supper given to the ladies of the
Jackson street Methodist church. There
was captivating charm about the sweet
and wholesome old-fashioned kitchen,
and the entire affair reflected great credit
on the ladies Of the congregation.
The residence of Mrs. M A. Bigford,
on Marshall avenue, was the scene on
Wednesday evening of most enjoyable
reception and entertainment. During
the evening drawings took place for
handsome oil painting, from the artistic
easel of Miss Bigford, each guest receiv-
ing numbered ticket upon entering.
The elegant prize was captured by Miss
Gilbert, WOO possessed the amulet, ticket
No. Sc.
The ladies of the Dayton Avenue Pres