Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-11

cieIV don their habits oil SdchcLOtH anu
ashes. At least this is the supposition that
goes with the sa wing, along with host OF
other disagreeable duties, peculiarly en-
Joined in this connection.
About this season of the year the oyster
and fish ball become important factors IN
the fashionable menu and at the same the
iuicv porterhouse and luscious roast or
ioin are relegated to back seats In the con-
ventionaI bill of fare. No one but hea-
thens are supposed to indulge the dissiPa-
tions of the social rounds, and society mat
tiers are considered of.
The advent of Lent on Wednesday last
no doubt accounts for the general dull
ness observable during the latter part of
the week in the society world. There have
been, however, quite number of pleasant
doings, mention of which viii be found be-
low:
Mr.. and Mrs John ]. Rhodes Hastings,
have apartments at the Metropolitan.
Mrs. DR.. HOLSTER has joined her hus-
band and they are at the Metropolitan.
Hugh Sutherland and wife, of Winnipeg,
passed couple of days in ST. Paul last
week.
MIR. Chas. Nichols, wife and family
left last Tuesday for New Orleans and the
South
Mr.. and Mrs. Il Wilson, of Faribault,
are temporarily domiciled at the Mer-
chants.
Mr.. L. G. Pope, brother-in-law of Hon.
John B. Brisbin, together with his family,
have come to st. Paul with view of To-
eating here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Edsall and child, of
Bozeman, Montana, are on visit to their
st. Paul friends.
Miss Parker, daughter of Capt Parker,
arrived in the city last week on a visit to
her father and friends.
Mr.. A. A. Freeman, wife and daughter,
of La Crosse, Wis, have taken apartments
at the Metropolitan hotel.
The members of St. Paul Lodge No. 2,
10. o. F., have arranged for social hop
to be given at Turner hall on Wednesday
evening, the DIST inst.
1t is understood that arrangements are
on foot to tender complimentary benefit
to Prof. Evans, to be given after Lent. He
should be accorded a good send off.
The bal masque given by the Merchants
hotel walters at Market hall last Thursday
evening was su ccess socially and in point
of numbers. Everybody enjoyed huge
time.
A pleasant wedding took place last
Wednesday evening, being the marriage
of Mr.. Andrew Zoos, well known gentle
man of long standing, and Miss Anna
Rollert.
Mr.. Paddock, wife and maid, is the way
it reads on the register of the Metropoli
tan, but the lady is more generally recog
nize3 by her professional name, Maggie
Mitchell.
The annual mas querade ball of the So
ciety Vega will be given at Pfeifer's hall
next Saturday evening. The sum of $40
in prizes is offered and very enjoyable
time is expected.
The very successful and enjoyable series
of parties given by the Once a Week club
will wind up next Wednesday evening
with a select masquerade ball to take place
at Sherman hall.
charming german" was given by Miss
Radcliffe, of Dayton avenue, on Wednesday
evening last. About twenty couples were
present, and great many handsome ia
vors were distributed.
The jolly club Xxx, have issued invita-
tons for private masquerade ball to be
given at Seibert's hall next Friday evening.
I I'D, = ill
prove very enjoyable.
The st. Paul Social club have arraigned
for an entertainment and hop to be given
at Standard hall next Thursday even
ing. An evening of delightful social pleas
ure may be anticipated.
Little Miss Ada Hawkins entertained
large company of friends at DR.. Parker's
on Dayton's bluff last Wednesday. The up
town little folks were conveyed to the
scene in one of Cooks four-horse sleighs.
The engagement is announced of lead
ing belle and well-known society gentle
man of this city. They will be united in
May, but as accidents some times happen,
the names, by request, may not be given.
The employees of the American Express
company gave one of the most delightful
balls of the season at Turner hall last Tues
day evening. Their friends were out in
large numbers, aud an evening of unal-
Logged festivity was passed.
A number of the lady guests of the In
ternational hotel gave sheet and pillow
case party, on Thursday evening, which
was productive of infinite merriment and
fun. Quite a large number participated,
and the affair was a decided social sue
cess.
The Mite society connected with the
Christian church gave literary and social
entertainment on Wednesday evening, at
the residence of Mr.. S. Mcconnell, on Fort
street. The entertainment proved very in
teresting, and the proceeds were devoted to
the church.
quiet wedding was solemnized at st.
Joseph's church, last Monday night, being
the marriage of Mr.. Paul Kelly and Miss
Lizzie Monahan, both well known residents
of st. Paul. Only two. or three friends
were present, as the affair was not gener-
ally anticipated. There were no cards.
The sixtieth birthday anniversary of
Mr.. j. F. Tostevin was celebrated in right