Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-23
SOCIAL WORLD.


Prof Evans class reception comes CT at
Sherman hall January 1st, '84.
Cards have been issued for Mrs. P. R. L.
Hardenburg's reception, January 1.
Miss Emma Giossi, Of Saltwater, will
pass the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Reinhardt.
E. f. Drake, Jr., is issuing cards of in
vitation for a pzrty to BIS given on the 18th
of January.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. jerks left last even
ing to spend the holidays at Milwaukee
and Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brockway, Of New York,
ere guests of Ms. J. L. Fredericks, of
Thirteenth street.
cert by Seibert's orchestra, week from to-
day, December so.
Cards are out for party at the resi-
dence of the Hon. P. Fl. Kelly CD the
evening of the 28th.
The st. Paul Dramatic club will give its
next entertainment at the Etheneuu ON
the 18th of January.
The family OF Commodore Kittson sitter
visit of some weeks at Erdenheim, has
returned to st. Paul.
The c. Z. A. club will hold their fourth
social party at Seiberts dancing parlors,
Friaag evening, Dec 18th.
Mr.. Dan Woodmansee, the superinten-
dent OF Commodore Kittson's trotters,
was in ST. Paal yesterday.
Prof. R. Il. Exams has been engaged as
instructor in the Terpsichoresn art at
Shattuok school, Faribaxlt.
The Minnesota boat club will give its
second party of series at Sherman hall
on the evening of December &c.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. H. Rogers have re-
turned from their bridal tour and taken
apartments at the Windsor hotel.
All the offices connected with depart
ment headquarters at Fort Smelling will
be closed Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. @. Il. Slocum has gone to her for
MGR home, Blue Earth City, to enjoy the
holidays with relatives and friends.
On New Years night Prof. Evans will
give class soiree, ct the Sherman hall, for
which cards of invitation have been issned
Prof. r. Il. Evans has been engaged as
master of ceremonies at the reception of
the st. Croix Bo at club Saltwater, the 31st.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Blai5dell have gone
to housekeeping in a pretty new house on
Robert street, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. McAffee enter
tanned their friends at their residence
Monday evening last, at No. ATT Portland
avenue.
The annual Plymuth church society
meeting occurs next Wednesday evening,
and Is one of unusual interest and should
draw out large attendance.
G. A. Zimmerman and wife leave St.
Paul for New York on the Monday noon
train and will sail by the Cunard steamer
Pavonia for Europe on Jan, 2.
Hayden's Mass Imperial will be render
ed at St. Mary's church under the baton
of Prof. Shay, with a full chorus and Or
chestrsl accompaniment on Christmas
morning.
Miss Smith, Of Eau Claire, returned
home last week in season to see the hand
some High school building burn down.
Miss Smiths home was so near as to be
greatly endangered.
The memorial English Lutheran church
will hold a Sunday school festival service
on Christmas day, at 1920 a. M, at the
chapel on Sixth street, below Exchange
Address by the PASTOR, Rev. G. e. Trsbert.
Miss Carson, of Brooklyn, N. Y, who
has been spending some time with her IN
Gle, Mr.. VIM. III. Tilleslon, of West Third
street, returned homo last week to be on
hand for Christmas festivities at her
home.
Two impromtu hop at the Green school
house at Fort Smelling last week, on We'd
nesdGy and Friday nights we're very en-
joyable affairs and were attended by most
of the officers and ladies of headquarters
and the fort.
Miss May Clenwell, Miss Gertie Easson,
Miss Nellie Cutter, Miss Maggie Shepard,
Mr.. Charles ERatou and Mr.. Willis Prince,
from Saltwater, are the guests of Marx
and May Bohrer, and will rsmain such
during Christmas.
Miss Bsspie Lyle, Miss Sue Rogers and
Miss Dolly Chandler are home from the
Sinsinawa academy, Miss Bessie and
Miss Dolly return after New Years. Miss
Sue Rogers graduated with the highest
honors and hereafter we expect she will
carefully draw her net.
Christmas came pleasantly to the en-
ployes of the firm of Cor lies, Chapman d
Drake yesterday. 1t was pleasant sight
to see last night about 100 men marching
through the Office of the superintendent at
the factory, each one with q turkey in his
hand and a smile upon his eountenancs.
On next Wednesday evening at Sher-
man hall, December &c, the Minnesota
Boat club will give the second of lts series
of assenblys. The reception committee
consists of Mesdames Finch, Pope and
Merriam and Messrs. G. O. Squires, h.
Elmer. L. D. OBrien, J. ]. Pasker, VIM
Rhodes and q. F. Sibley, will act as floor
committee.
Mr.. Henry Angelroth, the fagottist of
Seibert's orchestra, has received an eau
gustus Baus & Co." piano, for which he is
agent. This instrument is of very su-
perior make and has been endorsed by the
musical profession wherever it has been