Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-28
SOCIAL WORLD.

Miss Winnie Murray returned home
from two months visit to Devils lake
country.
Mrs. F. W. LuIy, Of Eighth street, left
Tuesday evening for the east, to be absent
several weeks.
The cathedral cbcir IS practicing Gou-
mods Sicilian mass Tor the Christmas scr
vice at that church.
On the 9Th of November the Merchants
hotel walters Will have their ftth annual
ball at Market hall.
Mrs. Philleo, Of Red Wing, visiting her
son and family, No. q Iglehart street, viii
remain in st, Paul this week.
Miss Bromly c2me over from Saltwater
yesterday to spend fow days with her
friend, Miss Dufresne of Sherburn avenue.
The third annual ball Of the st. Paul
Fire Department Relief association will be
held ut Market hall on the 18th Of Novem-
Der.
Mrs. Jesse Mcintyre, of Red Wing, qiz-
ting Mrs. Z. A. Sargent, No. 237 Nelson
avenue, will remain IN st. Paul over Sun
dag.
Mrs Bell, of Robert street, entertained
the Plymouth church sewing sociable
at her residence last Thursday after
noon.
''Die Karlsschueier" is in preparation By
the German srolety, IN which is introduced
the characters Of Schiller and those made
famous through The Robbers"
Helen, daughter Of Geo. W. Cross Of
Western avenue, celebrated her fifth birth
day By Il small company of her young
friends on Saturday afternoon.
Miss Lille T.Carson, of Brooklyn, n. Y,
a niece Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tileston of this
city, arrived in ST. Paul yesterday, and
will pass the winter with her relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. D. Strong have issu-
ed invitations for the fortieth anniversary
of their Wedding, which is to occur at their
residence on Grove street, on Monday
evening, October 30.
The lady managers of the Protestant
Orphan asylum will solicit the annual sub
ecriptions for tbs asylum during the com
ing week, and would bsspeak courteous
and generous reception.
Miss Jennie, eldest daughter of Mr.. John
st. Aubin, will leave next Wednesday noon
for Montreal, Canada. She will enter
school at the convent Of the Sacred Heart
of Jesus for two years study.
The association OF stationary engineers
Will give their first annual bali Friday,
Nov. 10. 1888, at Turner hall. Music 10y
the Great Western band. Tickets will be
sold by all members Of the association.
The Congregational club meets to-mor-
row evening in Minneapolis at Nicollet
house, with practical question for con-
sideration. The late return train leaves
Minneapolis at 10 p. u. c. W. HaCkett is
the new president.
Miss Ida, eldest daughter of Mr.. Alfred
Dufresne, will leave this week for Mon
treal, Cadsnn, where she viii enter school
for the purpose of continuing her studies
in painting and music. Miss Dufresne
will be assent two years.
the Evening Star Social club had
delightful time last Friday evening at
College hall. They numbered about one
hundred couples. The Stars intend giving
their next hop at Pfeifer's hall, Nov. 8.
Music by STEMS orchestra.
Thursday evening next Mrs. Thayer, of
Wabashaw street, will give the second of
the series of musical entertainments which
she inaugurated several months since.
Mrs. Thayer has secured some fine talent
and her friends will be well entertained.
A series of subscription parties under
the auspices of the German society will be
inaugurated next Saturday, November Sd,
at the Athenaum. The management is II
the hands of good committee, which
will spare no pains to make the project a
success.
The Standard club had pleasant party,
the first of series, at their hall on Jack
son street, last Tuesday evening. "Tbe
Social cl1b," the young Standards, will
give q dramatic entertainment on Thurs
day evening next, November 1, at the
same hall, winding up the evening with q
social hop.
Some time last May one of our rising
lawyers assisted as best man at wedding,
and now sometime in December he will
call upon some friend to act in like ca
pacity for him. The young lady is one OF
Minnesota's fairest bellies, but inst now 70
names must be given.
Miss Katie Kantz, of Pittsburg, Pa,
who will be recollected by the people of
st. Paul, as g very pleasant and talented
singer, and who sang several solos last
winter in the Choral society concerts, has
returned 10 St. Paul. She Is stopping
with her sister Mrs. T. G. Jones. of West,
ern avenue.
Mr.. II. G. Ives, the assistant manager of
tina st. Paul & Manitoba road has found
the duties of his position so onerous that
he has been compelled to call in assist
ance. The second assistant manager is a
little noisy just at present, but he is young
and will quiet down in due time and be Of
great service.
On Saturday evening last DR.. Stone en-
tertsined the physicians of St. Paul, at his
residence, No. 80 Summit avenue, in hon
or of DR.. Robe, celebrated physician of
Baltimore, Nd, who has been