Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-22
SOCIAL WORLD.

Lou. Wilkes has returned from the
South.
Mrs. j. R. jerks has gone East to visit
friends.
Miss Carrie TiIden returns to st. Paul
next week.
Miss Annie Murphy, of Grand Forks, is
with friends in st. Paul.
r. w. Gladding and wife, of Hannibal,
Mo-, are at the Windsor.
Col. o. H. Moore, commandant at Fort
Lincoln, is at the Merchants.
Grecian draperies of real lace will be
ball room feature this summer.
G. A. Linsley, of New York, is visiting
Col. Belote, of the Metropolitan.
little daughter reioices the house of
Chas. Il. Petsch, on Jackson street.
The celebrated original Tennesseans Will
be in St. Paul about the 9TH of June.
Private L. G. Graham, of Company A,
has been granted six weeks furlough.
Gentlemen, for full ball room dress,wear
Newport ties and black silk stockings.
Miss Lodge, of Chicago, an excellent
musician, is visiting friends IN st. Paul.
Twenty young ladies and gentlemen of
Christ church have formed choral club.
Mr.. E. W. Butt, lately with Bristol,
Smith & freeman, has gone to Utica, n. Y.
Mr.. Hermann Greve and his family re-
turned last evening from their Southern
trip.
Miss Knox, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. NJ. Knox, leaves for Washington this
week.
Miss Annie Lyon has returned to ST.
Paul from a visit to friends in Gale
donia.
The Baptists are contemplating the
starting of Baptist church on st. Antho-
ny hill.
Prof. R. II. Evans has secured Sherman
hall for the fall and winter season of
1884.
Mr.. Lyon went to Toledo last week to
attend the crystal wedding of his
brother.
Henry Blakeley,son of Capt. Blakeley of
st. Paul,has been elected mayor of Pierre,
Dakota.
julius Caesar and Hamlet seem to be the
fayorite plays of the Cincinnati dramatic
festival.
The Hornet club will meet at the resi-
idence of john S. Prince on Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. Edward A. Hemenway has returned
from his trip to Vermont, where his
daughter is.
Miss Gussie Hoffman, charming New
York young lady, is visiting Miss Seibert,
on Tenth street.
The friends of John T. Ford will be
pleased to see that he is again in the Office
at the Metropolitan.
The Congregational club meets Monday
evening at the Windsor hotel Theme of
discussion ''Heredity.'
Monday afternoon the state board of
Missions-Dr. Dana president-meets at
the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms.
VIM. Anderson, of sd" company, was
united in marriage last Tuesday evening
to Miss Mary Griffith.
Mr.. E. A. Chase and his daughter Carrie,
of Mrdison, Wis, are visiting Mr.. E. A.
Sherman; on Broadway.
Miss Susie Mealey arrives in st. Paul
Wednesday next as the guest of Miss Mat
tie Otis, Summit avenue.
Capt. Edward Mcguire, accompanied by
Mrs. Mcguire, his son and his sister will
pass the summer in Europe.
Mrs. Van Etten and her daughter, Miss
Jennie, have returned to st. Paul from
quite long stay in the East.
number of people propose to form an
art association in st. Paul. Mr.. John A.
We1de can give the particulars.
The Congregational club meets to-mor-
row evening at the Windsor hotel. The
club numbers about one hundred.
Prof. Evans gives his farewell, for this
season, soiree to the little folks this after
noon at Sherman hall from 5 to 8.
The Joseph Cook lecture ticket sale
Thursday, indicates large attendance at
Market hall next Saturday evening.
Sergeant Walter Hewitt, of &c" COM
pany, has returned after an extended tour
through Cuba and the Southern states.
Mr.. Adolph Bender and wife, who have
been visiting in st. Paul for some weeks,
leave for their home in New York to-
day.
On Thursday evening last the Crusaders
society had a very pleasant musical cele
bration Of it's first anniversary at Pfeifer's
hall.
Miss Nellie Richards returned to st.
Paul last Wednesday, having been attend
ing school since last September in Chi
cage.
T. A. Whitmore, assistant general
freight agent of the Minneapolis & st.
Louis railroad, has returned from the
South.
The testimonial concert for the benefit of
Signor Jannotta and Frank Wood is to be
given at Market hall, Tuesday evening
May 1.
Charles A. Keller, who has spent the
winter in the South, has returned to 81.
Paul with his health considerably i'm
proved.
Joseph Cook will visit St. Paul, where
he viii lecture next Saturday evening on