Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-08
SOCIAL WORLD.


night was probably the last appearance of
Prince Carnival until next winter. The
era OF strawberries and ice cream, water
melon and green corn, is now approaching
and the social world will soon be agitated
with the vegetable festivities appropriate
TO the season.
Company D Will give hop at Armory
hall on the 18th instant.
Miss Minnie Folsom, OF Saltwater, is
visiting friends in st. Paul.
J.B. Sattler has returned to the city
after a lengthy soiourn in the East.
The Excelsior Social club will have a
hop at College hall next Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Annie Ward, of Waseca, MIMI, is
visiting Miss Carrie Hughson of Dayton
avenue.
Mr.. E. Lyle and wife, after an extensive
trip south and east, returned to st. Paul
on Friday last.
Mr.. L. Wetch and wife, jackson, Tenn.
are visiting st. Paul, and have apartments
at the Windsor.
musician, has been visiting the family of
G. K. Barnes this week.
I. 3. Wakeman, Esq, prominent la&-
yer Of Chicago, is in the city en- route for
a general tour IL Dakota.
Mrs. James L. McAfee returned to st
Paul on Wednesday last, after a months
visit in Chicago and suburbs.
At the Choral society rehearsal yesterday
Miss Kountz, the leading soprano, acquit-
ted herself with great credit.
The combination concert at the Turner
hall tonight of Seibert's and Bach's or
chestras will be the great attraction of the
night.
Miss Thompson, of Dubuque, Iowa, will
be in st. Paul during the week and will be
the guest of Miss Hough on East Twelfth
street.
Miss Baker, OF the Chicago Church Choir
Opera company, will sing Stabat Mater at
the next concert Of the Choral society on
the 18th.
The young people of the Jackson street
NJ. E. church gave pleasant sociable at
the parlors of the church last Wednesday
evening.
Next Frid1y evening the st. Paul Ora
matte cub will give the play entitled
''Witas-eI Leaves" under the direction of
Ca,t. &Inker.
mr.. David Day, son of DR.. Day, is visit
ing his relatives in st. Paul. He is at
present route mail agent from Bismarck
to Miles City.
The S. F. or Sweet Five club, all beauti
full and Respondent in their new spring
suits, attended the matinee at the Opera
house yesterday.
Among the events in the near future is
the marriage of Mr.. Louis 6. Reinhard to
Miss Sarah Boss, the happy affair being
announced officially.
DR.. Danai is now commissioner, chaplain.
and doctor Of divinity, titles enough for
The present, and positions enough even for
one as busy IS lie has been.
Mrs. ". p. Brown, OF Red Wing, came
I'D to attend the opera last evening, and
viii devote the present week to visiting
friends III st. Paul ana Minneapolis.
Mrs. \. K. Prudeu, Ms. 9. 3. Grant and
Mrs. Knox, we'll known ST. Paul ladies, are
at Munich, Bavaria, and are spending a
portion OF their time abroad in receiving
lessons il painting.
Dr.. Bryant. whose recent illness gave
his friends much concern, is now able to
be about his room, and is improving SO
rapidly that he expects soon to be out in
the spring sunshine.
The Excelsiors hold their second socia-
bic at College hall, Tuesday evening, April
10. An ideal time Is anticipated and
every effort has been made to excel the
success of the former enjoyable evening.
The following members of the Chicago
Church Choir company will sing in the
First Baptist church to-day: Charles J.
Barnes, tenor; Miss Elite Butler, soprano;
Miss Emma Baker, contralto and MIR. Nor
cross, basso.
The ladies of the Woman's Art exchange
gave very pleasant tea at their rooms on
Wabashaw street last Tuesday evening, and
each guest was presented on parting with
the Japanese cup and saucer from which
the tea was drank.
Tomorrow evening Company G will
give ball at Armory hall, for which very
extensive preparations nave Deen maze.
The purpose of it is to make return to
the ladies who have assisted the members,
and it will undoubtedly be very pleasant
occasion.
The closing meeting of the XL society
for the season is to be held at Mrs. DR..
Higbee's on Tuesday evening next, April
10. Venice, art and historic features will
occupy the evening, supplemented by
music and recitations. All friends and
members are invited.
The recently organized st. Anthony Hill
Musical society meets each Monday even
ing at the Dayton Avenue Presbyterian
church, and new has over seventy members.
The officers are: President, Nathan Ford;
vice president, e. n. Bacon; secretary, G.
c. Gregory; treasurer, Miss Cornman; con-
ductor, Prof. G. G. Titcomb.
On Thursday evening last something
over hundred young people met at the
residence of Mr.. G. II. Bigelow, on College
avenue, and participated in party given
George and Charles, his two sons. The
pleasant occasion was rendered more de-
lightful by the music rendered by
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