Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-30

The patrIarchs are remaining rather quiet at
present.
Prof Frank Wood viii leave for the East on
the 7th inst, to be gona To- about month.
Mr.. ]. H. Stewart is vieiting friends in New
York city, and viii not return to st. Paul until
| about the middle of January.
The Turner'S have arranged for grand ball on
Tuesday evening next, January LIST. Seibert's
orchestra will furnish the music.
Miss Winnie 1. Bailey is spending the holidays
| at Fort Dodge, Ia. She will receive calls on
New Years with Miss Mary Haviland.
The Choral society Will not have a rehearsal
during New Years week, but viii expect to have
full rehearsal on the following Monday, Jan. Z.
Travis & Gribler's orchestra are to furnish ten
men for the masquerade ball to be given by the
ST. Croix Boat club, New Years eve, at Still
water, MINI.
Mrs. Alex. Barclay leaves tomorrow Mon
day. for visit to friends in Winona. She will
be the guest of Mrs. B. H. Langley, and assist
that lady on New Years day.
Mrs Chas McIlrath will be absent from the
city during the winter visiting her brother, Col
onel z s. Spaulding and family, No. l,71S
Rhode Island avenue, Washington, D. c.
The election of the st. Paul Social club, held
| Dec. %, resulted in the choice of the following
officers: President, s. B. Plechner; Vice Presi
dent, A. Guiterman; Secretary, Schuebach;
Treasurer, NJ Goedkind.
Thursday afternoon last from3 70 o'clock
| Mrs. 81. Sauborn gave reception to her lady
| friends at her tasteful residence on Virginia
| avenue. The rooms were e1quisitely decorated
with flowers, and the music Of parlor band ad-
! ded to the charms of he hours.
| The Evening Star Social club give their New
Year hop next Friday evening. January 4, at
Pfeifer's hall. grand time is expected. All
/ holding invitations should not miss it, so be
sure and be numbered among the happy onsA
| Music by the cid reliable 6t@in's orchestra.
Conrad Schmidt will receive and entertain his
| friends and patrons st q free New Years dinner
| from 10 q. m. TO p. N. These dinners have
| become institution OF the city, having been
yearly occurrences for the past nineteen years,
and patronized by tie leading citizens Of St.
Paul.
The girls of Messrs. Guiterman Bros manu-
featuring department presented their foreman,
Mr.. Alfred Guiterman with handsome plush
dressing case as a Christmas present. The al
ways ready Alfred was very much pleased and
| thanked the young ladies il d very appropriate
| manner.
| The New Years reception to be given By Rev.
aud Mrs r. r. Riddall. as announced in ar
other place, is 9 new departure IN church work.
| something never before undertaken in the CITY.
but there cannot be any doubt of the pleasure it
| will impart, and we congratulate all interested
| upon this happy social diversion.
| The Relief society will receive the fnan-
| cial benefit to result from the next regular
musicale to be given at Mrs. IL. c. Thayer's
music rooms on the 10th of January. An extra
| charge of Prof. W 4. Wheaton. Mrs. Pottle.
of Winona- the well known elocutionist, will
also be present and give Rotations.
Mr. Charles Pottgeiser, of St. Paul, (son OF
the late N. Pottge1ser) who is in Berlin for the
music under Prof CARLYLE Peter
cilea, of Berlin, on the Goth ult. had
the honor of playir before Rubenstein, the emf
nent composer, one Of Rubenstein's own com
positions, and wa. highly complimented by the
great musical authos. Mr.. Pottgeiser viii re-
main in Berlin during the winter and viii return
home next fall.
MI. Gust Zininger, tn. artist, has just com
pleted very handsome portrait, in oil, of Gen.
Garibaldi. The great soldier and liberator OF
Italy Is represented N military uniform, and ht
sits astride of a magnificent sorrel horse. Ths
expression is exceedingly life like and fac, arc
the attitude of the horse Is admirable
The painting has been handsomely framed, anC
1t is on exhibition in the restaurant OF Pietro
Banacciotti on Wahashaw street, where it viii
be put up for ratie at 81 Per chance.
The Duluth Tribune OF Dec. 90, contain.
the following complimentary notice of Prof
Duke F. Smiths piano playing the Occasion
being concert at the Baptist church for til,
, library tnnd: ''Tce piano solos by Prof Duk
F. Smith, ST. Paul, carried the audienc
away. From the first touch upoa the instru
. msnt it was evident that he was 3 MISTER of hi
, art He gave some selections II manner tia
; called forth storm Of applause. His playin:
displayed fin. technical ability, and his part va
perfo. med in highly artistic manner.
+ Mes Aggie Kelly, daughter Of Hon. P. 2
= Kelly. gave very delightful party Friday even
r ing at her fathers residence on the cerrer O
, Hoffman avenue and Euclid strest. About fort
OF her lady and gentlemen friends were present
. Mr. kelly's mansion is one of the most commo
dious and superbly supplied reidences in the cit
5 for an entertainment. Among the especiall
7 notable sdonnents of the house which attracts
the notice of the guests YVES
= hammered bras. pedestal and brass urn, the ur
containing beautiful bouquet. This was tn
r gift On Christmas of the employees of the Kell
Mercantile company to tie head of the house
, and VAS especially sd nired by all who were :
q fortUs Gte Is to be present Friday evening