Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-29

II engaged to look after and care for CO.
workers visiting st. Paul.
The First Regiment band, NJ. \. G., have
been diligently at work rehearsing a new
composition to be called the First Regi-
ment March, 1t promises to be one of
this splendid organizations best efforts.
Mr.. J. P. Frye. of this city, sled the ger
man given By Miss Gardner at Hastings,
Mimi, last Friday evening. The affair
was one of extreme elegance and one long
to be remembered by the many guests in
attendance.
Prof. ]. H. Gates and wife, of the Anoka
High school, were among the attendants
from the suburbs who attended the Lecturer
of Rev. Cook at Market Hail last evening,
and will remain in the city over Sunday
with headquarters at the Windsor.
The Plymouth ladies are to give an
unique sociable at the chapel next Tues
day evening, at which supper will be fur
nished friends and patrons, consisting of
savory griddle cakes and maple syrup.
All who have an appetite for these are COZ
daily invited.
The third social of the Excelsior Social
club was held at College hall Tuesday
evening last, and the pleasant time antici-
pated was fully realized. The next hop
will be Tuesday evening, May s, The
friends of the members of the club should
be out in full force, as it will be the last of
the season.
Mr.. ]. B. Tarbox, of the firm of Fore
paugh & Tarbox, and Mrs. Eve Lamprey
were married quietly on Thursday after
noon, and took the evening train for the
East, where they will remain for some
weeks. Both of the parties are well known
to our best society, and received the con-
gratulations of hosts of friends.
The merry May-day-Tuesday next-has
been chosen by the Ladies society of Ply
mouth as an appropriate time for pan
cake and maple-syrup supper. The supper
will be served in the Plymouth Chapel at 6
p. N. The public are cordially invited to
join the ladies at this May-time festival.
At meeting of the st. Paul Cricket Club
held on Tuesday evening it was determined
to commence play on Saturday May 5th,
on grounds situated on Portland Ave, be-
tween st. Adams and Grotto SITS. This To-
cation is two blocks west of the street rail-
way terminus, st. Anthony Hill. All the
paraphrenalia rvuisite for the game has
been ordered from Chiago Spalding Bros.
A special meeting is called for Friday eve
May 4th at which it is hoped all the mem
bers will be present. F. J. Hcskin Sec.
will receive names of gentlemen DESTROYS
Of joining the club.
4 very!pleasant surprise party was Civ
en- Miss Anna Burke, on East Fourteenth
street, last Monday evening. Among those
present were, Miss Gibbs from Dubuque
Iowa, Miss Brewer, Miss A. Bross. Miss NJ
Eschley, Miss E. and L. Messenger, Miss
S. and I. Burke, Miss L. Wisnom. Miss s.
! Spangler. Messsr, Vail, Simpson. Dada
Bross Haldeman, White. Clintsman. and
! Wesnom. Social games were the pastime
for the evening, an elegant supper was
served and about half past one everybody
went home having passed a most enjoyable
evening.
The first grand ball of tho First Regi
meat band formerly the Great Union
was given at Pfeiffer's hall last evening
Something over 100 couples were present
just about the right number to have
a good time without being crowded
The grand march was led by Major Dome
Felse, who took occasion to appear for the
first time ii his new uniform, which is
/ simply gorgeous and imposing, and which
| simply paralyzed the more modest uni
! form of the band. 1t was a very pleasant
and delightful occasion and under the
| fiooor management of Major Feise every
| thing passed off like clock work. The fes-
tivities were kept up until far along in the
wee sma' hours
A noted housewife, residing on one of
the beautiful bluffs, that make st. Paul so
! picturesque, thought she would make
lemon pie with rZeringue frosting, for
Sundays desert. Having measured the
sugar, and grated the lemon, she stepped
to the cupboard and took as she supposed.
q spoonful of corn starch and carefully
mixing the ingredients. she placed them
over the fire to cook. As she stirred the
| contents OF the saucepan, they commenced
to boil, bubble and foam at the same time
giving out anything but an appetizing
odor. Wondering what this might mean
she took look at the paper which she
supposed contained corn starch. Imagine
her surprise when she saw stamped there
on 1875" which is washing powder and
not warranted for lemon pies.
I Prof. R. II. Evans gave his patrons. and
a number Of his admirers as a teacher Of
dancing, rare treat yesterday afternoon
and evening at Sherman hall, in an exhibit
ton of what he aptly designated as a rose
bud party. comprising the juvenile portion
of his classes. Some fifty young lads anG
misses, ranging from five to twelve year:
of age, took part in the exercises. and from
the youngest to the eldest, they all acquit
ted themselves in manner to show the
careful training they had received from
their faithful and accomplished instructor
The exercises commenced at ) D. N. anC
were opened with a grand entree anG
march, which was executed with pre-
cision of step and evolution hardly ex
celled by children of far more matur,
age. The programme was composed o
thirteen different dances, and did not con