Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-21
SOCIAL WORLD.

MISS hdI1l0 VI AOOACASoA
is expected in st. Paul soon.
Miss Lizzie Robert will return to st
Paul from Larimore this week.
Mrs. ". L. Purple, OF Jackson street,
returned from Detroit last week.
Miss Ada Wood, of st. Cloud, is visiting
Miss Carrie Robert. of Wilson avenue.
The Standard club will give its first ball
of the season at its hall next Tuesday eve
ming.
Hon. H. Petit and family, of Sank
Center, are in st. Pasl on their way to In
diana.
Hon. George Benz and daughter Lottie
have gone to New York to visit his son
George.
Miss Annie L. BergfeId of 90 Garfield
street, has returned from a pleasant visit
to Chicago.
Mr.J. D. O'Brien has leased the residence
of Mr.. ". n. Davis, on Ashland avenue,
for the winter.
Miss Loi Rice, who has been in the east,
principally in New York City, during the
summer, has returned.
II. ]. B. Olivier has gone to Montreal,
Canal. to visit his relatives. He has not
been there for sixteen years.
WI. McCauley and wife, who left st.
Paul for Euf0re about a week ago, proba-
bly, arrived abroad yesterday.
The children OF Mr.. Joseph Lee enter
tanned a goodly number Of their little
friends last Thursday afternoon.
Mr. Jordan, of the firm of Leighton &
Jordan, has taken the house Of Gen. Flower,
on Ashland avenue, for the winter.
The Fire Department Relief association
viii give its ta+rp annual ball, at Market
hall, Wednesda. evening November %.
Mr.. De Mers, c. Fisher, is expected this
moc1ing from Fishsr, and Will join his
family q his wife's fathers, on Jackson
street,
Mr.. Charlie c. Mackubin, together with
his mother and MS tive sisters, leave for
Europe to-day to b absent for some
months.
Miss Winnie Murray, of Seventh street,
who has been out to the vicinity Of DEVILS
lake to visit her brother, IS expected back
to-day or tomorrow.
Mrs. Flint and Miss Ella Uine, of Creel
City, D. I, left last evening for their
home, having been visiting friends in ST.
Paul tie past two weeks.
The Fifth annual ball OF the Merchants
hotel walters at Market hull, Monday even
ing, November 5th, promises to be large
y attended entertainment.
The st. Paul club gave drama entitled
ga Weak Woman" at the Athenanm last
Thursday evening. The entertainment
closed with the usual dance.
Miss Maggie King returned from Grand
Forks last week. Miss King viii now turn
her attention to an event in which she is
interested and which is booked for Novem-
Der.
Mr.. Henry AngeIroth, who Will play the
fagotto in Mr.. Seibert's orchestra, has ar
rived, and will make his first appearance
at Turner hall tonight with the orches-
ira.
The military companies of st. Paul are
arranging to give 6 grand union fair, to
take place at the armory on Dec. u, IS,
II and Is. a grand display may be ex-
pected.
Mr.. Keough, who purchased the Shiere
place, near st. Paul church, has had it put
in elegant shape, and now the furnishing
has commenced and soon his family will
be ''at home" there.
The Swedish Literary society vega"
will give grand ball at Pfeifer's hall Oc-
tober 26th, for the benefit of their library.
Music by the Great Union band. A Joy
ful time Is anticipated.
Mrs. Pascal Smith of Laurel avenue
gave pleasant ''breakfast" last week, to
introduce Miss MeLses of Yonkers, New
York, superintendent of the National So
ciety of Kindergarten work.
The Evening Star Social club give
another of the social hops next Friday
evening, Oct 26th, at College hall. A
good time IS expected. Those holding in
vitations sre requested to attend. Music
by STEMS orchestra.
A meeting Of the 81. Paul Choral So
ciety will be held in the hall, Third and
Wa6ashaw streets, tomorrow evening at
8 o'clock, at which business of Importance
will be discussed, and the president, May
or O'Brien will deliver an address.
Mrs. Wells B. Tanner, soprano of Buf-
falo, n. Y, who has an excellent voice, will
aid at the first concert of the st. Paul
choral concert. This lady did some effeo-
tive work at the Damrosch symphony con-
certs IN New York and Philadelphia.
APleasant reception was given at the
residence of Mr.. E. T. Sumwalt, No. 55S
St. Paul street, Friday evening, to give a
number of people an opportunity to meet
Mr. aud Mrs. Wallace { Miss Seguinl of the
Emma Abbott Opera compeny, and Miss
Ida Taylor of New Orleans.
LIE Cercle de Harmonic will inaugurate
its series Of social entertainments for the
coming winter by Thanksgiving eve ball,
at the Sherman hall, on Wabashaw street.
Elaborate preparations are being made by
this excellent club for this their initial
party of the season. Seibers's orchestra
will furnish the music.
A fair for the benefit Of Turner hall
building fund will take place on the first
of November and continue during four
days and evenings. winding up with con.
cert, gynnastic exercises and ball on the
evening OF the fifth, for which event pre-