Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-18

some boy. The pocket edition has come
to stay.
Hon. NJ. L. Mccormack, mayor of Grand
FOrks,and his wife arrived in st. Paul yes
terday, from a six weeks trip south and
east. They are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
! Lyon of Tenth street, and will leave fol-
home Monday evening.
Judging from the numerous pretty
! sketches and landscape scenes in oil ant
water colors that adorn the windows of the
art stores, the artists of St. Paul have beer
unusually industrious, and their produc
tons are well worth inspection.
Among the happy social events ar
ranged to take place right after Lent i:
the opening sociable of the Excelsior So
cial clab, to be given at College hall, or
Tuesday, the 9th inst. Generous prepa
rations have been made for the event
which promises to be very grand.
Cards of invitation have been issued fol
the sixth annual ball under the auspices of
Excelsior lodge No. 60, 1. o. o. F., to be
given at Sherman hall on Monday evening.
the Goth inst. AS this lodge never does
things by halves an unusually happy and
enjoyable time may be anticipated.
Mr.. Ansel Oppenheim and wife have re-
turned from New Orleans, where they have
been for several weeks. Mr.. Oppenheim
says that he sees but little change in the
city of New Orleans. 1t looks now just as
it did eighteen years ago when he resided
there. He left Mr.. Greve and wife at New
Orleans.
The first annual reunion and ball of tn,
Druids of St. Paul will be given at Turner
hall on Monday evening, the Goth inst. A
fine dancing programme has been ar
ranged, the music for which will be fur
nished by the Great Western band and an
time is assured.
A lad eleven years old, named Eddie An
derson, was before United States Commits
sioner Cardozo yesterday, charged with
taking three letters from postal box in
South Minneapolis. The box was over
crowded, and the letters were sticking out
1t is thought he had no criminal intention
He was released on bail.
The memoriam decorations at Christ
church next Sunday, Easter, will be espe-
cially beautiful. The altar proper will be
of black walnut elegantly carved and deco
rated; the altar rierdo will be of the same
material with stands fifteen feet high, Or
namented with brass lecterns, relieved by
magnificent eagle and twelve Illuminated
side lights on either side.
The Clayonian Literary and Debating
club elected the following officers for the
ensuing term, at the regular meeting last
-,
vice president, j. G. Robertson; secretary,
II. J. Nolte; treasurer, d. l. Donovan
chorister, w. A. Lang; critic, W. Il. Doyle
executive committee, A. w. Philips, NJ. f
Propping and J. H. Ramaley.
Like the tabled fshermans net, st
Paul catches her inhabitants and increases
her population from every section of the
country, each district contributing tC
swell the grand aggregate. Among the ar
rivals last week, who have come to stay
was Mr.. j. Royal McMurron, of Fredricks
burg, Virginia. He is nephew of Capt
J. W. McClung, and he will go into bust
ness in st. Paul.
Magee's restaurant was the scene last
night of a private and elegant banquet
given in honor of the departure fol
Europe next week of Mr. VIM. L. Good
kind, of Mannheimer Brothers. The affair
was gotten up by few intimate friends
! among whom were Messrs. Ed. Austrian
! Lou. Haas, Doug. Engles, JAS. Michalls and
| Leo. Guiterman. A sumptuous menu wa;
served in the finest style of mine host, anC
the affair proved most delightful to al
! present.
The y. L. society met at the residence o
DIR. and Mrs. Higbee last Tuesday evening
when a delightful evening was passed
The features of the evening were instru
mental music by Mr.. Turner, a paper OF
Naples and its historic features, by Mis-
Laughlan, an interesting paper by Mr.
Cass Gilbert, entitled "a Modern Tourist
Report of Naples and its Sights" a song
by Miss Glidden, and one by Miss Maggie
King, both well rendered, and selection
by Miss Lenora Austin.
Those receiving cards to Prof. r. B
Evans soiree of April 6, may conside
themselves fortunate for it will certainl,
be the grandest event of the winter. Sher
man hall will be transformed into bowe
OF beauty and Seibert's orchestra will dis
course their most eloquent selections. Prof
Evans does nothing by halves or spares NJ
money to have everything cap-a-ple. TIL
professor has made himself quite favor
tie with our people and we hope they will
try and keep him here in st. Paul, for h.
IS the only thorough teacher of the polit
art we have ever had here.
We have been interviewing Prof. R. B
Evans in regard to what constitutes full
dress for gentlemen, AID he answered u
thusly: Full dress for gentlemen is as fol
flows: Congress CATERS with patent leath
er foxing and black silk uppers. The
look like pump with black stockings
Black pantaloons with a stripe down tn
side, low cut black vest well open il
! front, the coat, not being buttoned, com