Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-30
and Anna W. Erving; Harry Nash al Eta
Towlertou.
Society Brerities

Miss Gussie Cook, from Mendoza, is in
town visiting relatives Oh Exchange street.
Mrs. De Meres, of Fisher, is visiting at
her fathers, Mr.. W. D. Morrison, of Jack
son street.
Gen. Johnson expects to get into his
new and elegant residence on Laurel ave-
nue., on the first of December.
Mrs. Conrad Stantz, in company with
Mrs. G. o. Yervais, have just returned from
a pleasant trip up the country visiting rel
atives.
Mr.. ]. T. Frederics and wife returned
home last Thursday from visit to friends
in western New York. They were also at
Clifton Springs.
Mrs. Dudley Finish returned home last
Tuesday morning. Mrs. Fiuch's friends
will be glad to learn that she is greatly i'm
proved in health.
The little folks party given by Mrs. j.
B. Tarbox last week was most delightful
affair. One hundred and twenty five in
vitations were issued, and as the little
ones were in costume it was very bril-
liant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Berup have been in
vitsd to attend the celebration of the Yelled
Prophet at st. Louis. These invitations
are very sparingly sent out, and to be the
recipient of one is an indication Of an
honor conferred.
Miss Sadie Lachapelle returned on Mon
day last from Wabsshaw, where she has
been visiting her parents for two weeks
past. splendid party was given in her
honor the first week of her visit, by hsr
many friends in that neighborhood.
NJ B. Williams, of the st. Paul, Mime
spolis i Manitoba railway, departed yes
terday Saturday for St. Louis to take in
the yelled Prophets He will return within
a week or ten days with his family and CO.
cupy his former residence on Saltwater
and Somerset streets.
Mrs NJ. P. Walkup, of Crystal Lake,
Ill, and her neice, Hiss Clara E. Bost-
wick, of New Tacoma, W. n, after an e1-
tended trip through the Pacific coast states
and Idaho, have just arrived over the
Northern Pacific railroad from Walla Wal
Ia, and are the guests of Mrs. 4. '. TeepIe,
on Portland avenue.
The three German Catholic societies, the
81. Peter, the St. Clemens and the st.
Leo, are to give an entertainment on Tues
day evening next. at Pfeifer's hall, on
which occasion Mr.. Emil Geist will con-
tribute a either solo, and Miss Marie and
Miss Katie Geist viii give the overture to
Tampa, by Harold, as a piano duet.
The Boys Missionary society, of Ply
mouth church, gave their first entertain
ment at the chapel Tuesday evening. It
consisted of readings, vocal and instru-
mental music and q first class supper.
The entertainment was well attended, and
all were pleased and joined in saying,
good for the boys, try it again. The sum
of twenty-five cents each was paid for
supper, which netted the boys S35, show
ing that the attendance was large.
The st. Paul orchestra, under the direc-
ten of Prof D. Muehlenbrock, hss decided
10 give its first concert on the last Of O.
tober, at which time they hope to be as
sisted by a very superb soprano who has
inst come from the east. The date, also
the programme will be published in due
time. This organization, which to mest
of the readers of the GLOBE is unknswn,h has
been organized to take the place Of the
Old Musical society, which was 80 we'll
patronized, and whose concerts were sv
1nxiously looked forward to by the M
steal public. 1t Is the intention of the
society to try and follow in the fssseteps
of its predecessors.
Master John Aathsis, son of the carpet
king, was made the rseipisnt, last Thurs
day evening, Of 8 very pleasant surprise
party, at the residence of his father, No.
S07 Walnut street. About thirty couple Of
young people marched down to the house,
and taking along their own music, went IN
and took possession, and had things their
own way, the carpet king having abdicated
when he saw the boys friends and con-
panlons enter the residence.
Having gained an entrance,
and also full possession of the
establishment they proceeded to make
every one happy with dancing, music,
feasting and song. It was very merry
meeting.