Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-09
SOCIAL WORLD

Berlin 20 have several new churches
built in COL amora5on OF Luther.
The annual pew renting OF Plymouth
church comes Moaday evening, Dec. II.
The next Turner hi concert by Seibert's
orchestra will be given next Sunday even
ing.
Plymoath church lair, Thursday even
ing, was q good success despite the stormy
Weather.
Two horses were found loose in the
streets yesterday and were placed in Turn
bulls stables.
No7 that the Geld winter evenings are
upon Is card and beziQue clubs are com
ing into great favor.
The ladies Of tbs Clinton avenue Ii. Z
Church Of the Sixth ward will give an en-
taiument and supper on Tuesday evening,
the 18th inst.
Bishop Ireland will deliver tbs second
of his series of lectures at the cathedral
tonight, his subject being Reformation
II the Catholic Church.
The Crookston Chronicle publishes
good abstract Of Dr.. Dans's sermon in
connection v.-h sle dedication Of the new
ch1rcL there last Sunday.
Miss Emile Naher, of Seattle, NJ. T.,
left for her home last Tuesday, after de-
lightfuI visit to her cousin, Miss Winter
halter, of West Third street.
Dr.. DoIlinger, tbs great Catholic histo-
rian, eouuseIed the ho1oring OF Luther, by
all Germans for his service 10 the language
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Mr.. D. E. Fogarty, vic5 president of the
First National bank Of Livingston, and
VIM. Dawson, jr., left last night for New
York, TO be absent about two weeks.
Tbs week Just CLOSED at the Opera house
by the Boston Ideals ia considered tbs
best of the season, not excepting the dedi-
cation week By the Emma Abbott COM
pany.
st. Paul is very quiet in a Grimm 81 point
of view, there having been but fosr de-
lnquents lodged in the city hail from
Friday morning up TO y o'clock last
night.
Misses Mamie Richardson, OF Moorhead
and Grace Porter, of Fargo, adorned box
A at the Opera house yesterday afternoon,
Col. P. Donsn acting as chevalier and
entertainer.
The new Congregational church at Bill
lings, Montana, wGs the gift of Ex-Prssi-
dent Billings, Of the Northern Pacific
railroad, and cost $4,000. It is the
handsomest in the territory.
A gentleman we'll known ana highly es-
teemsd in st. Paul, Mr. A. E. Proudit, Of
Madison, Wis, IS to be married to Miss
Clara H. Liscombe, of Minneapolis, at the
residence of the bride's parents.
The G. K. 4. club will hold their third
social party at Seibsrt's dancing parlors
Tuesday, December II, instead of Wednes-
day evening. The music is furnished by
Travis & Gribbler's parlor orchestra.
The Congregational club commentaries
Forefathers' day By s public meeting the
evening of Dec. u. The club will be the
guest of the First church, Minnea polls, and
wives of the members, and invited guests
will be present.
james Donahue's two horses, attached to
q lumber wagon, turned mp missing while
left for few minutes in front of black
smith shop in this city on Thursday night.
and have not been found. Donahue Is q
By invitation Prot. E7axs' darcing class
at Saltwater visited his school here yestsr-
day afternoon. There was very pleasant
meeting of both classes at Sherman hall,
the professor providing g symptoms lunch
IN the dining room in connection with she
building.
Judge Geo. W. MoCrary and Mrs. Nc
Crary will arrive in st. Paul TO-DAY noon.
to remain during the term of the United
States circuit court. While in the city the
judge and his wife will be tae guests of
Mr.. and Mre. Oscar B. Hills, st 47O Ash
land avenue.
It is expected shat Miss Emma Thursby
and Mr. Myron Whitney will be engaged
to assist at two of the Choral society con
certs this season. Miss Thursby will
probably appear at the next concert and
Mr.. Whitney at the grand rendition of the
Messiah in MAJ.
The fourth annual ball Of the White
Bear Sportsmen's club will be held at the
Leip house, White Bear lake, on Thursday,
the Goth inst. Elaborate arrangements
have been made for the event ana the NJ
merous friends of the club may feel as
sured Of having royal good time.
The average list of dodgers at the hotel
de tramp is from twenty to forty, nightly
Last night Landlord O'Keefe made them
useful as well as ornamental, and organ
izing them into scrub brigade, washed
the floors of the city hall as clean as thai
of a model New England farm hsuse in ye
olden time.
The choral society Will give its second
concert in the last part OF January. giving
Malpurgis Night, with such outside talent
mat viii render the concert grand sue
cess. 1t Is understood that the stock OF
the society is all being disposed of in 6
way that indicates that the organization
Will soon be on substantial basis.
Cards are out for a competitive drill and
soclsl assembly under the auspices of the
Emmet Light artillery, at their .rmory