Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-25
SOCIAL WORLD

Mrs. William Rhodes left few days
since to visit eastern relations.
R. B. Wells has returned from Duluth
and will spend the winter here.
The St. Paul Ideals upon invitation go
| to Duluth on Thursday evening next.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fischbein will celebrate
| their wooden wedding tomorrow night.
The next concert of Seibert's orchestra,
at Turner hall, will be given next Sunday
evening.
Miss Belle Slater returned yesterday
| from short visit with friends in the
country.
Mrs. Col. Andrews, of Fort Smelling,
entertained most charmingly last Thurs
day evening.
| Miss Anna Settler, an accomplished
| belle of st. Peter, is the guest of the Misses
Bickel, of West Third street.
The No Name club gave its second party
at Seibert's parlors on Friday evening and
it was very enjoyable affair.
Mrs. Chas. McIlrath entertained a
lunch party on Wednesday afternoon at
her residence on Summit avenue.
Miss Anna Palmes entertained few
friends on Monday evening at the resi-
dence of her sister, Mrs A. P. Moss.
Miss Cora Belle Rankin, one of the most
prominet young ladies of st. Cloud, spent
last week with relations in this city.
Miss Gertie Palmes, of Summit avenue,
entertained her friends at lunch party
on Thursday afternoon from to o'clock.
Ths German society will give a miscel-
| laneous entertainment on Thanksgiving
evening (Thursday) winding up with So
| cial hop.
Mrs. Judge Young, Mrs. Howell, Mrs.
Whitman and Mrs. E. G. Rogers, will en-
terrain the "Patriarchs," at Sherman hall
next Tuesday night.
Last evening very pleasant hop was
| given at the Metropolitan hotel, where
| with good music and pleasant company,
| several hours were passed agreeablY.
Chas. Wright was given dinner party
on Wednesday evening at the residence of
T. G. Jones, Western avenue. 1t was in
honor Of his birthday and was complete
| surprise.
The st. Paul Ministerial association is
| called to meet Monday at 1920 a.. m, in
the parlors of the Y. M. C. A. A full at
| tendance is desired 81 i'm Important matters
are to come up for consideration.
Mrs. j. B. Tarbox gave reception yes
terday afternoon at 4 o'clock at her resi-
| dence on Summit avenue, which was very
largely attended. The reception was Civ
en- in honor of Miss Ames, who is visiting
| there.
The members of the st. Andrews socie-
ty have made arrangements to hold an
| annual reception at Turner hall on Friday
next. 1t is the expectation that Mayor
| O'Brien,Dr. Mcdonald and others will ad-
| dress the members.
Miss Jessie Holmes, of La Crosse,
daughter of LATE Holmes an old st. Paul
ite, is visiting Miss Maggie King and will
| remain until after the marriage of Miss
| King, which takes place Monday the 26th
at 8 O'Clock at the cathedral.
Last Friday evening the Clsyonian club
gave its fourth annual reception at Sher-
man hall, and very genteel, pleasant af-
| fair it was. This organization gives en-
tertainments that are not surpassed in
style, gentility and elegance by anything
in ST. Paul.
| The Congregational club holds its No
vember meeting Monday (to-morow), at
the Metropolitan hotel. Literary exer-
cises consist of tvo papers on Luther, his
work ana character. Arrangements viii
be made for late train to take the Mir
| neapolis members back.
| Messrs. Chas. Book and T. Frisbee, two
well-known capitalists from Bradford, Pa,
were in the city yesterday and left last
night for Portland, where we understand
they have extensive real estate interests
While here they were chaperoned by the
interchangeable D. Preston Frisbee.
The Evening Star Social club held the
fourth of their semi-monthIy hops at
Pfeifer's hall last Friday evening. It
proved to be very enjoyable affair, about
| one hundred couple being present The
next hop will be given Friday evening,
Dec. Z, at the above mentioned hall.
On Wednesday evening next the Fire
Department Relief association will give
its third annual ball q. Market hall. Very
extensive arrangements nave been made
for very pleasant party These balls are
| always very popular and the managers are
determined that this one shall be the best
one.
The reception given at the command
ing officers quarters at Fort Smelling by
Col and Mrs. Andrews on Thursday even
ing last was a very fine sffsir. Quite a
number of ladies and gentlemen from both
Minneapolis and st. Paul were present.
Dancing kept up until the small hours of
the morning.
The new skating rink on Robert, Thir-
teenth and Cedar streets, is all boarded in
and everything is ready for the ice, but
you can't msks ice without water and cold
weather. As We do not have the latter
we cannot have the ice. Consequently
there: is mol skating. It's q nice board
fence though.
Under the imprint of Plymouth schurch
the pies of the late DR.. Holland for the
cultivation of church going habits by work
lngmen, has been printed in an attractive
| leafiet form, and wherever read must 90
good, and especially benefit the class to
whom he addresses his thoughtful and
candid words.
The ladies and gentlemen friends, re-