Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-02
SOCIAL WORLD.

On Tuesday evening last the Patriarchs
had pleasant parlE at Sherman hall.
Mrs. E. s. Cnittenden. of Wilkin street,
gave lunch party last Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Walter 7. Morton, of Nina avenue,
gave a very large bezique party last
night
Miss Irene Holland, of Milwaukee, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Judge ]. j. Egan,
Of St. Paul street.
Mr.. and Mrs. e E. HuRhson, of Dayton
avenue, entertained the Kangaroo club on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Harbcn, Of Triton street, has re-
turned from long summering at various
resorts Of pleasure on the eastern sea-
board.
Rev. D. R. Breed, Of House of Hope, of
ST. Paul, will conduct she services at the
school house at headquarters, Fort Smell
ing, this evening at 1870.
The St. Paul Ideals we're received and
entertained in a very generous manner by
the people Of Duluth, and express them
selves as very much delighted with their
trip.
Lieut Col jas u. Moore, chief quar-
termaster, department Of Dakota, viii
leave this evening for Bismarck on bust
ness connected with the quartermaster's
Office.
The Evening Star Social club expect to
have delightful time at PfeiTer's hall
next Friday evening, December Z. All
holding invitations are requested to
attend.
The Misses Perrin, at Fort Smelling, re-
ceived quite a number OF ladies and gen
tlemen friends on Friday evening. Quite
a number from St. PaGl we're among the
number.
Mrs. Capt. J. j. Clsgue, Of Helena, Mon
tana, VINO has been visiting st. Paul
friends for few weeks, leaves tomorrow
(Monday) evening for Washington, D. c.,
to remain during the winter.
The G. L. A, dancing club gave their
second social party at Seibers's dancing
parlors OF lower Seventh street, last Fri
day evening. The next party will be hold
Wednesday evening, Dec. 18th
The EmEcet Light artillery will give 9
prize drill and dress assembly, Friday,
Dec. 2Sth, and judging by the past enter
talnments of this popular organization it
it will be the military event of the season.
Lieut.. A. b. ohnson, post quartermsster
at department headquarters, has received
orders to turn over to Lieut.. Col. Jas. NJ.
Moore, chief cCartermaster, all property
belonging to the quartermaster depart
ment at headquarters, Fort Smelling.
On Thanksgiving evening the Standard
olCb gave g superb literary and musical
entertainment at4sheir hall, consisting Of
recitations, vocal selections, and instru-
mental music, ana after this the ladies and
gentlemen INDUCED IL very agreeable
hop. The piano solos, by Miss Ida Berg
mann and Mrs. Nj, I ranksl, and the piano
duet, by Miss Sophia Greve and Sigmund
GreYe were listened to with great pleasure,
The Rotations by Mss Mile Rosentield
and Miss r. Rittenbesg we're very excel
lent. Miss Henriettc Haas gave THE
Arrow and the Song" with very pleasing
effect. The ineitation scene, from Julius
Cesar, by Jefferson EHgel, and the quar-
rel scene, from the same tragedy, by Mr..
Engel and Morris Fl. T larsheim, were am
bilious attempts, aid. considering
all things, were very creditably given.
Last Thursday evening a surprise party
was given Master Frank G,Rourke, resid-
ing on George street, West st. Pau) by
the boys and girls in his neighborhood
After spending most enjoyable evening
with the astoIished Frank, ell retired per
fectIy happy.
Letters received by Col. a. R. Keife,
from his family, now residing at Les
Angeles, Californis, for theix health, an
nounce that his daughter Gussie had beer
quite i'll lately, scffering from an acute
bronchial trouble. It Is hoped the young
lady may soon recover.
The regular Sunday evening Turne
hall concert by Sei5ert's orchestra, will
take place tonight. The programme con
tains the overture "Cthello" by Rossini
This viii be the first time it las beer
played in st. Paul and it may be said tina
it is composition almost equal 20 thu
famous william Tell overture by the sam,
author.
Those who attend the delightful music
aIes given by Miss Marie Geist wiz b,
gratifed to learn that tkis most accom-
plished musician will renew them til:
winter. She is preparing for them a:
rapidly as the time she has at her dis
posaI outside of that devoted to her pupil:
will permit. Tbs first one given this sea-
son will be on the evening of the Goth inst.
when she will introduce some very pleas
ing selections both vocal and instrumen
tai.
Extensive preparations have been made
by Prof. PREM for concert at Market
hall tomorrow night. The programme il
an agreeable one and consists of vocal az
lections by grand chorus of cultivated
voices massed for the occasion by the
professor, grand singing Iclass of chill.
dren from the public schools, solos of var
ious kinds and the full strength of Sci
bert's orchestra, making a very strong
and attractive combination. The fund.
realized from the concert will be used in
the Interest Of the children of all nation.