Daily globe., 1883-11-04
SOCIAL WORLD.

Miss Callie Eoyt, of Winona, is visiting
her cousin, Mics = ey Murphy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Tsrbox, of Summit
avenue, lett for New York last week.
Miss Ida Taylor, of n. O., who has been
visiting Mrs. P. II. Kelly is guest of Mrs.
Irwin.
Mr.. Hen-y Mathews mas taken Mr.. Z. A.
Wilson's hou-- on Summit avenue for the
winter.
Tae Misses Elglist are expected to
speEa tie holidays with Mrs. P. r. L.
Harder-2rs.
Mrs. a. uoevelez. Of Pittsburg, is visit
lag her daughter, Mrs. R. S. Kennedy, on
Dayton avenue,
Mrs. NJ. C. Schuler, of Blue Earth City,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. Il. SIoeurn, of
81 West Tenth street.
Mr.. C. D. Gillian and family leave st.
Paul this evening for Europe. They will
be absent some months.
Col. G. W. Griggs, VINO has been in
Europe for some time, will return to st.
Paul IL about TWO weeks.
On the 28th inzt. the Fire Department
Relief association viii give its third an
nual bail at Market hall.
Miss Alice Anderson, Of Carver, MINI,
is spending a few days with her sister, Miss
Efie, at ST. Joseph's academy.
Miss Mcdonald, niece Of DR.. McDon-
maid, entertaine5 on the 25th OF October
delighted party most charningly.
The wife and daughter Of Thos. Grace
who have been spending the summer at
Coney Island returned home last week.
Mr.. Amos W. Hell and family have
como in from their country seat at Bald
Eagle, anu are al home, 841 Saltwater
street.
Mr.. f. S. DeMers, Of Fisher, who, with
his family, hsye been visiting ai W. G.
Morri5on's for several weeks, leave for
home to-day.
The Bachelors olsb gave one of their
pleasant entertainments at Sherman hall,
Saturday night, under the supervision Of
Prof. R. II. Evans.
Mr.. Walter Hewitt, who for some time
has been out IN Montana representing
the Northwestern Refrigerator company,
has returned TO st Paul.
Mount Hon congregation will commerce
holding fair at Sherman hall on the 18th
inst, which will continue for several days.
Ii is to 5e made grand affair.
Mr.. w. P. Murray has taken the house
of Mr.. W. II. Il. Johnston on Summit ave-
nue., for the winter, aad will, with mis- fam
liz, take up his abode there some time this
week.
Two weeks from to-day the Sunday
evening concerts by Selbert's orchestra
viii be resumed and carried on during
the winter regularly every other Sunday
evening.
The Patriarch club gave very pleasant
but strictly private entertainment at
Sherman hail Tuesday night. The music
was given 10y SeIber1's orchestra and the
occasion was very agreeable one.
The parish sch1o of ST. John the Evan
gelist, in the beautiful new stone bnildipg
on Mackubin street. next 70 the church,
will be opened on the 15th inst, with
fair aud festival 30 celebrate the event.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Pieper rejoice in
the safe arrival Of twelve-pound bog on
October 81, and William is as happy as
man may be over the advent Of this
cherub-llle addition to his home. Con-
gratulahons.
On Friday evening Mrs. NJ. Q. Hager
gave at her music store, on Wabashaw
street, the second musical OF her series,
and WAS assisted by Mrs. Brinkerhof,
Prof. Wheaton, MT Buckalew, Carl Roe.e.
Miss Rand and others.
Capt. Wool, 81 Vest Sk. Paul, has had
very fine tenor SINGER added to his family
recently, and one too that is not at all
afraid of his voice, bat let's 1t right out on
all occasions l. Ia understood Mr. Jan
notta IS after ii Tor The choral society.
In the future the Evsning Star Social
club will hold their hops at Pteifer's hall,
College hail beng too small for their &C
commodstion. They give the first hop tat
PfeifeTs) next Friday evening, Nov. 9. A
good time is expected. Music by Stems
orchestra
Miss Austin, the we'll known elocutionist,
Is thus spoken OF by the Teylors Falls pa
per: Miss Austin. OF St Paul, with whom
Mss Owens is studying el0cUtion, is
daughter of ex Governor Austin, and q
graduate of the Boston school of orator
She is teacher OF elocution IN the s.. Pan.
high school, and has large number G
classes aud private pupils.
The Art league mes!s tomorrow eve.
ming for life drawing, after short bus
ness session, and holds practice meeting
every Monday and Friday evening. TIL
league Is said to bs more successful than
It's projectors hoped for, having ROW near
ly one hundred members aud more com
ing IN at every meeting. II is now pro
posed to establish an art school under the
auspices OF the league.
On ThuSsdsy evening last the parlor, Of
the Y. N. @. A. we're mads merry eye
pleasant audience that listened so songs
recitstions,s etc. The Blue AIsstisr
Mountain" was sung by Miss Green
Miss Armstrong read selection entities