Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-28

Jackson street, treated that lady to sur
prise party. The welcome intruders were
gracefully welcomed and entertained, and
an evening of enjoyable festivity was had.
The Knights of the Stick and the Rule,
otherwise known as the members of the
Typographical Union, tripped the light
fantastic at Sherman hall last Thursday ev-
ening. The boys declare that it was the
boss affair of the year while the dear ladies
were of course delighted.
The members of the Sans Souci club met
at the residence of Mrs. Fannie Metcalf, of
st. Paul street, last Thursday evening, the
feature consisting in private masquerade
party. A most enjoyable evening of social
festivity was passed and many of the cos
tunes were novel and beautiful.
The first annual ball of LIE Circle de
FHarmonic, was given at Pfeifer's hall last
Monday evening. The hall was crowded
with the members, their sweethearts and
friends and the event was characterized
by the esprit and jollity usual with the
offsprings Of the French nation.
Prof. Evans rendered class reception
at Sherman hall on Friday evening, which
proved one of the most elegant affairs of
the season. Only fifty invitations were is
sued and as they were about all honored
the hall was just right for dancing. 1t
proved an enjoyable affair indeed.
Com. N. w. Kittson, who is in Chicago
will be joined to-day by his wife, daughter,
and son (Dr Kittson) en- route from New
York city to New Orleans and Florida.
When last heard from the commodore had
not determined whether or not he would
accom- oany the party on their Southern
tour.
A party was announced to take place at
College hall last Tuesday night under the
auspices of the Knights of Pythias. Quite
a number of ladies and gentlemen called
but for some stupid reason the doors were
locked and after waiting until nine o'clock
the crowd and musicians went home dis
gusted.
1.-THE L. society of Plymouth church
meets Tuesday evening next, Jan. 30, and
will spend the time in the study of the art
and historic features of Florence. Two
papers will be presented on the subject,
and some fine musical selections, vocal and
instrumental, will contribute to the even
ing's attractions.
''Union Club" society lately organ
lied for social unions, gave its first party
on New Years day at Sherman hall, which
was pronounced by all attendants grand
success as to point of society and good
management. The next and second party
of this club takes place on next Tuesday
evening, at Sherman hall, with Seibert's
Orchestra. The following are the mana
gers for the evening: B. Dolan, D. Feeley
and Wm.. Dowlan.
1t has been our privilege to inspect re-
Gently several landscape paintings from
the easel of Miss Carrie Roberts, st. Paul
young lady who has demonstrated her title
to rank with the foremost artists in her
profession. The productions of her brush
are marked by fidelity and harmony of
truthfulness of coloring and rich tone.
Her aptitude tor the work is akin to genius
or the subtle element called Inspiration,
and it is to be hoped that some of her
paintings may be put on exhibition.
1t is with pleasure that
we announce the occurrence of
another one of those delightful and enjoy
able social gatherings by the Clayonian
club at Sherman hall next Thursday even
ing. These parties are strictly on the in
vitation plan, and have the recognized first
place among the select social assemblies
of the city. Every effort has been made
by the members to make the present one
surpass even the previous ones, and with
Prof. Fred Wills full orchestra in attend
ance, there can be no doubt that their eff
forts will be crowned with success, as usual.
The West Side Literary and Musical club
will give their second entertainment on the
evening of Friday, Feb. 3, at, and for the
benefit of the Riverside chapel
Among other interesting features of the
entertainment will be the first appearance
of the Amateurs orchestra.
PROGRAMME.
Overture, Our Success. Orchestra
Recitation Observation-Disclosures Miss Emerson
Caudle lectd. e...................M Mis- Gervals
Instrumental duet Misses Brewer and Gervais
An Opera, Under the Rose Bush.
TABLEAU.
Music Observation-Disclosures. Orchestra
hecitauon. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ID III. hanson
vocal music. .........' ........, MISS OaAes
Rec-taton. ~: II, DAVIDSON
Instrumental music. ......... Mss cummings
Mrs. Jalley's Wax Figures.
The arrangements for the third annual
masquerade ball of the Merchants hotel
employees, to be given at Market hall Tues
day evening, Feb. 9th, are on scale of
unequal ed magnifcence. The managers
have been most enterprising
ing in contributing their labor and means
to the affair, and it is not extravaganza to
say that it will prove highly successful.
Many new costumes will be seen and the
prizes are the finest ever offered.
One hundred dollars worth of prizes
ere to be given away. No partiality shown
in the distribution of prizes, as the judges
will be selected from the audience. The
following is the list:
Beautiful silver wire stand, with cut
glass bottles, to the best dressed gentle
man.
Handsome silver fruit dish, with cut
glass vase, to the best dressed lady.
Elegant Limoges lamp, to best comic
gentleman.
Fine silver cake basket, to best comic
character-lady.
Silver champagne bottle case and bottle
to best clown.
The above prizes are on exhibition in
the window of the Boston One-Price"
clothing house, corner of Third and Rob-
ert streets.