Daily globe., 1882-01-29
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

society circles The most notable public
events of the week was the bal masque
Of the German society last Monday even
ing and the masquerade ball at Market
hall on the night following, particulars of
which appeared in previous issues of the
GLOBE. A large number of less conspi-
cuous but equally enjoyable events are
recorded, and the list of social doings is
quite large. During the past few days
several notable engagements have been
consummated and some first class we'd
dings may soon be expected.
Mrs. Frank Cove returned from her
eastern visit last Friday.
The Evening Star club will hop at Mu-
sic Hall tomorrow evening.
A private hop took place at the Metro
politan hotel On Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Dyer and daughter,
Lou, left fer the East last Friday evening.
The Hon. Lane K. Stone and wife will
leave for Miles City during the ensuing
week.
MISS Jennie Olivier entertained her
young friends in a charming manner last
evening.
The First Methodist church is to have
new organ next spring at an estimated
cost of $500.
During the ensuing week Miss Sarah
Richards, of Fargo, will be the guest of
Mrs. Frank Cove.
Miss Susan Mealey, daughter of Senator
Mealey, returned to her home at Monti-
cello on yesterday.
The German" club will be the guests
of Mrs. Col Rucker, at Fort Smelling
next Tuesday evening.
The marriage will soon take of Mr.. Os-
car Matter and Miss Eliza Weis, sister
in-law of sheriff Richter.
The members of the Fire department
will give a grand ball on Wednesday
evening, the 18th Of April.
On Thursday evening next the Recrea-
ton club will give an elegant party at
OCIuCIL
Prof. Frank Wood will return to st.
Paul next Saturday, and at once resume
his professional work in this city.
The G. Y. K. club will give it's second
social party at Seiberts dancing parlors
on Friday evening, February 3, 1882.
Last Friday evening the "German"
club of this city were handsomely enter
tanned by the Bachelors club Of Mime
ap0lls.
Two more Of those delightful parties
of the Once-a- Week club left, which will
close the season, and then the grand finale
masquerade.
The members of the First M. E. church
will be entertained at the residence Of
Mrs Finch, on Washington street, next
Friday evening.
MIR. Chas. Waii, OF Wall & Bigelow,
left last week for st. Louis, where he
will take charge of branch Office of the
firm in that city.
The second annual ball of the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers, division
No. $50, will take place at Market hall
next Wednesday evening.
The young son of J. L. Merriam and
several companions have flooded Merriam
Park, and now enjoy the pleasures of
first class private skating rink.
The walters of the Clarendon hotel
have arranged to give grand ball to
take place at Sherman hall on Friday
evening, the 10th of February.
In the absence of Mr.. Langfried the
organ at the First Presbyterian church.
at to-day's services, will be presided over
by the accomplished organist MIR. ] II.
Hanson.
Auditor ]. j. McCardy returned from a
visit to his old home at Lexington, Ken
lucky, yesterday morning. He is in fine
health and spirits, and reports having had
delightful visit
A grand quadrille party will be given
at Armory hall, Seventh and Jackson
streets, next Tuesday evening. The at
tendance should be large, as very en-
joyable time is expected
Mr.. Charles II. Schleik, of the popular
shoe house of Schleik s. Co., leaves on
Wednesday evening next for New York
and the eastern markets. He will prob
ably be absent month or more
On Thursday evening last the Dramatic
club gave an artistic and very enjoyable
performance of cloves Telegraph" Af-
ter the drama dance took place to the
enhancing strains of Selbert's orchestra
The first annual ball of the st. Paul
letter carriers will be given at Market
hall on next Thursday evening. Exten-
sive arrangements have been made, and
the affair is destined to be great success.
May Ford, the charming little daughter
of Mr.. John Ford, of the Metropolitan
hotel, was given party yesterday after
noon, at which she entertained number
of her young friends, the occasion being
the anniversary of her seventh birthday
The swell dinner party of last week
was given by Mr.. Vanderberg, son of
Judge Vanderberg, of Minneapolis, at
Magee's restaurant last Wednesday even
ing, at which that gentleman handsome
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