Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-18

pletes the costume. One stud only is worn
in the shirt front, the favorite ones being
cats eye or pearl center surrounded by
diamonds. White or cream-c olored satin
ties are the rule, and never the exception.
Both standing and turn-down collars are
worn.
VIM. McTeague, Esq, who has resigned
the position so long held by him of foreman
of the st. Paul & Manitoba railroad shops
to go into business for himself, was yester-
day presented with an elegant gold watch
and chain costing $500 by the men of the
shop. The inscription was simply, 'From
your Boys, 1888" and the presentation
speech, Here, Billy, take it." to which Mr.
McTeague responded, "Thank you," and
the ceremony was ended.
The great sensation of 'the Hub"
Joseph Cook, is to lecture in st. Paul April
% at Market hall. The latter will doubt
less be packed with those who desire to see
and hear this noted man. Fresh from his
tour round the world, and full of informa-
ton on the mooted questions of the day, a
clever polemic, carrying free-lance against
unbeliever and corruptionist in politics,
bold champion of Christianity as against
Ingersoll and that ilk, he will create big
sensation here, and interest, amuse and
confound friends and foes.
Gloves are not worn by gentlemen in
New York while dancing. A 'crush'' or
opera hat, however, is always carried in
the right hand while waltzing, and the left
withdrawing a quadrille. The left hand
should always be offered to lady to assist
her to and from her seat. although Lent
has somewhat stepped in to dampen the
spirits of Terpsichore, we do not think its
observance is as marked as heretofore. AS
the world progresses, people are beginning
to think. Thought, deep, earnest thought,
Will convince many of the absurdity of
such notion. This idea of DOMINIC sack
cloth in order to atone for confessed licen-
tiOusness, is one of the most foolish and
1nsincere customs of the age" Ladies al
ways remove their hats at a dancing party.
as it is considered not in good taste to
wear them while dancing.
Many of the members and several in
vited friends of the new Park Congrega-
tional church organization on ST. Anthony
HILL, enjoyed a very agreeable social at
the beautiful residence of Mr.. George N.
Brack, On Holly avenue, last Thursday
evening. The attendance was gratifyingly
large and pleasant; cheerful, unrestrained
sociability and inter communion ruled the
hour. Elegant refreshments were pro-
vided by Mr.. and Mrs. Brack. The Rev.
Mr.. Morley, the pastor elect of the
new church, was present, and
was introduced to, and exchanged
courtesies with a large number of his
future flock. Mr.. Morley was very cordi-
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present, and produced a most favorable
impression. He is gentleman of culture
and refinement, thoroughly devoted to his
chosen work, and new field of wide use
fulness is undoubtedly opening before
him.
The grand competitive drill and dress as
sembly at the armory. Wednesday evening,
March %, promises to be grand success
in every particular. In addition to the
exhibition drill of the Emmett Light artill-
cry, Infantry companies from Fairbault,
Winona, Minneapolis and ST. Paul will
participate in the prize contest, and merit
will win. Maj. Myrick and Capt. Blunt of
Gen. Terry's staff and Col. Lawson and
Capt. Tully of the Twenty-fifth regiment,
Fort Smelling, will act as judges of the
contest, and number of United States
army officers will be present so that the
boys of the National Guard will be on
their mettle. Governor Hubbard and staff
will also be present at the drill and at the
close will review the troops par
tici pating. The lady and gentlemen friends
of the st. Paul companies will be present
in full force, and assist IN spending an in
teresting and pleasant evening with the
state defenders and their guests. Ample
al h., lol
tators who desire to witness the drill, and
as the proceeds are for the armory building
fund, the affair should net a handsome
ladies are sold at 81, and may be
had of members of the Light artillery and
at the principal places of business.