Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16
SOCIAL WORLD.

Plymouth churoh rents It's esws ta-mor
rev evening.
Several surprise parties ere in prepare
ten for this week.
Mrs. Cyrus J. Thompson gives recep-
ton Wednesday next, FROM 3 II { p. IN.
Evergreens are coming INTO the market
in considerable quantities and the Christ
nss trse is in demand.
The Minnesota Boas club will give its
second party of p series at Sherman's Hall
IN the evening of Dec. 2Gth.
Caros have been lssaed by Mr.. and Mrs.
James L. McAfee, All Portland avenue
for a reception on the 18th.
Rev. e. NJ. Williams is 80 bs installed
pastor Of the Congregational church at
Mortified, MINI, Tuesday next. The
council is called to meet at P. ID.
Hayden's Mass Imperial will be render
ed at St. Mary's church under thu baton of
Prof. Skay, with fall cl.orus and orches-
trei accompaniment or Christmas morn
ing.
The Evening Star Social club will give
enc of their select parties next Friday
svening, December q, at Pfeifsr's hall
None but those holding invitations are
permitted to attend.
1t is hoped that arrangements can be
made to COMMEMORATE Forefather's day
acre. ander the auspices Of ehe Congrega-
tional club. The exercises will DO held
aext Friday evening, the DIST inst.
The dedication OF the Congregational
church at New Ulm was d notable event
last Tuesday. The euccess of the enter
prise has been q surprise 20 every one, and
The qliet, brave york Of tbs women inter
ested IL it has Jided 1t through many dark
days.
The s.. Paul Crusaders will give an en-
tertaiument at Pfei5er's hail on Wednes-
day next, consisting Of short address,
concert and dramatic play. The man
agemenI is il good hands aud the objeot
is charitable one and should be largely
patronized.
The surprise sociabls given to DR.. and
Mrs. Dana, last Monday evening, was
complete success. The large pleasant
gathering, the hearty good feeling, and
the appropriate commemorative gift for
the CHINA wedding anniversary, all con-
tributed to make a memorably enjoyable
occasion.
On Thursday evening next, the pupils of
Miss Geist's conservatory of music will
give & Musicale, on which occasion shs
will be assisted by Mr.. Aushlenbruch. One
of the numbers will consist of tris by
Haydn for violin, cello and piano. The
pupils Will give several choral selections
besides vocal and instrumental solos and
duets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Grant of Hart
ford, Conn, will celebrate their golden
wedding on January 9th. They are the
paresnts of Mrs. r. E. Painc and Mr..
Christopher Grant of st. Pa1l. Mrs. Paine
will be present at the festivities, which
Will be quite elegant and attended by
host of friends who have known and hon
cred the worthy couple for half CEN
fury.
Tomorrow evening the ST. Paul Athletic
stub will give IN entertainment at the
gymnasium, corner 6sh and Fort streets,
which will consist OF exercises on the
horizontal bar, cluo swinging, dumb bells,
Souble trapeze, Soxing, wrestling, leaping,
vaulting, etc. This gymnasium. which
was organized only few months ago, is
doing an excellent business and!appears to
programme prepared, the exhibition will
be full of interest.
The young ladies' society of Park Con-
gregational church, st. Anthony Hill, will
hold Fair and Sociable at their tempo
rary chapel Thursday evening, December
20, commencing at O'Clock sharp. In
addition to the Fair (fsr the sale of fancy
articles) refreshments will be served. The
proceeds of the Fair and entertainment
will be devoted to furnishing the new
chapel, which is now approaching compile
ton. All friends are cordially invited. No
admission fee charged.
Last Monday and Tuesday evenings, the
new school building of the church of St
John the Evangelist was thrown
open to the public, one of the
principal objects being to allow the public
to go and view the building and at the
same time to participate in q little ssoia
entertainment. The ladies prepared s
few fancy articles, and refreshments we're
served on both evenings. On Thursday
svening they had musicale, when those
present were entertained with socia
and instrumental music. Out of the
two evenings the ladies cleared $500.
Some weeks ago the young men OF
Aanhelmer Bros.,lssued cards of invitation
to their friends, to attend reception tc
be given by them at Sherman Hall, Friday
evening the l4th instant. 1t was the in
tention to make the affair very select
one, and the cards of invitation were very
limited. The reception occurred on Fri
day evening, and was just what it wa:
planned to be, a select, genteel affair. The
music was furnished by Seibert's grand
orchestra, and the dancing consisted Of
sixteen pieces. At twelve o'clock a grand
supper was served after which the dane
ing was renewed. Altogether the sffai
was grand one, and was enjoyed by
number of the best people in st. Paul.
Workmen were engaged all day in th
ruins Of the Drake block. yesterday, fish
ing around in the rubbish for the safes Q