Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-18
SOCIAL WORLD.

Mr. T. S. Cobb, OF salamanca, n. Y, is
registered at the Clarendon.
Mr.. S. B2umberger, of Louisville, KY.
is quartered at the Clarendon.
Mrs. William Corlies has returned from
the south much improved in health.
Captain Hathaway and wife, of Fort
McGinnis, are guests OF the Clarendon.
Dr.. Frey returned to the city on Thurs
dag, from brief business trip to Indian
apolis.
Miss Smith, of Eau Claire, is guest of
Mrs. J, T. Fredericks, of East Fourteenth
street.
The ladies and officers at Fort Smelling
gave a pleasant entertainment last Thurs
day evening.
Miss Lo Morrison of Jackson street, re-
turned to st. Paul last Thursday from a
visit to Fisher.
Mr.. j. R. Button, of Bradford, Pa, is in
the city the guest of Dr. Ira G. Winans, Of
Franklin street.
J.Ashton, Red Wing, DR.. Speir, Belle
PLANE and F. A. Rettig, of Chicago, are
stopping at the Clarendon.
Mr.. A. B. Curry, of Livingston, Mon
tana, has been spending few days in st.
Paul on business and pleasure.
The Metropolitan gave another of its in
formal hops last evening. 1t was greatly
enjoyed by the guests of the hotel.
The second concert of the Turner hall
series this season, by Seiber,'s enlarged
orchestra, will be given this evening.
On the 9th inst. Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Mailer, of Marshall avenue, will celebrate
the tenth anniversary Of their marriage.
The friends of Mrs. F. VIM. Pieper, who
has been seriously ill the past two weeks,
will be glad to learn that she is GONZALES
cling.
Mesdames G. &. Griswold and J.. Hay
wood, of Dayton avenue, left recently for
the east, where they will remain during
the winter.
Mr.. W. j. Wilcox, who has host of
friends in st. Paul, was married to Miss
Lizzie Wainwright at Middlebury, VT, on
the 18th inst.
The employees of the Clarendon hotel
have arranged for giving their third an
nual ball at Sherman hall on Thursday
evening, the 22d inst.
Miss Josie Winterhalter, of West Third
street, will give party on Wednesday
evening next, in honor of Miss Emile
Maker, of Seattle, w. Z.
Miss Irmn Winans gave very pleasant
party TO a number of young friends at the
residence of her parents on Franklin
street on Thuraday evening.
Last Tuesday evening the Patriarch
club, composed of young married people,
were entertained by Mrs. Young and Mrs.
Pope, at the residence of General Sibley
Geo. Isenstein's German Opera company
of Chicago will give Won Weber's opera,
Der Freisohuetz," and Strauss "Merry
War at the Athen@um TO night and to-
morrow.
Miss Nettie Rumney, of Hastings, who
has been visiting Miss Winnie Murray, of
Summit avenue, left for her home yester-
day, after enjoying the Modjeska per-
formances.
Miss Katie Kountz will sing Gounod s
"Ave Maria" and ''Rejoioe Greatly" Han
del, at Mr.. @. A. Garratt's organ recital at
the House of Hope church, on or about
Friday, Nov. 80.
The members of the Fire Department
Relief association are making very extern
sive arrangements for their third annual
ball to be given at Market hall, st. Paul
on the 2Sth instant.
NJ CAor-a "
ing for New Orleans, where he proposes tc
spend the winter for the benefit of his i'm.
paired health. He is accompanied by his
wife and daughter.
Friday evening the Toque club gave a
delightful party at the residence of Miss
Gallup, on Selby avenue. About twenty
couple were present and the occasion was
very much enjoyedby all.
Mr.. Fred Horton, of the well-known dry
goods house of Mannheimer Bros, left q
few days sgo for Europe for the purpose
of selecting fine goods for the house in
Paris, Berlin and Vienna.
Next Friday evening the Evening Ssar
Social club will enjoy one of their delight
full times at Pfefer's hall. Music by 81,
pieces of STEMS orchestra. All holdinc
invitations are requested to attend
The Clsyonian Literary and Debating
club has arranged for its fourth annual re
ception ut Sherman hall next Friday even
ing. The arrangements are now com
plete ana We predict this to be the socia
event OF the season.
1t is understood that Mr.. @. A. CARAT
organist of the House of Hope church
will open the new two manual organ il
the church of the Assumption next Sunday
at S Pm Mozart's twelfth mass will
full orchestra, chorus and organ will be
performed.
Mrs. Josie 0ppenheim and Miss Donetts
Greve. the accomplished daughters of Her
man Greve, Esq, of this city, have return
ed from q delightful visit to Madison. Wis.
where they were the guests of Gov. Rusk,
of that state. During their visit Judge
Bonn, of Madison, gave g psrty'snd recep