St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-21
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

St Louis.
The Bachelors hop win be postponed until
after the holidays
Mrs. H L. Wheat is visiting her home in
Wheeling, w. Va.
Mr.. Dan Woodmansee will start for two
weeks southern trip on Monday.
Mr.. Paul Stoeving, the new violinist, is to
open conservatory of music in St. Paul.
Lou. Wilkes, of Milwaukee, formerly Of
St. Paul, has been in the city during the
week
Mr.. Charles Harrison, of the Merchants
transfer company, left Friday night for the
south.
Miss Fanny Armstrong viii en- terrain a
lew friends with private theatricals Christ
mas night
Miss Jennie Fawkner, Of Pleasant avenue,
was treated to pleasant surprise party on
Tuesday evening last.
On Wednesday next Mr.. and NJ rs. A. 3.
Wilgus will leave for the east, where their son
is awaiting them.
Considerable effort is being made to have
the party to be given by Delta Lawn Tenni S
club q brilliant one.
1.-THE Jackson club will meet at their new
rooms, Union block, Fourth street, on Tues
day evening at 1880.
This evening the Germ an military band of
the Eleventh Hessian rifles will give a con-
cert at the Athen@um.
Mrs. Lieut.. Bell, of Fort Buford, has spent
most Of the week in st. Paul, since her re
turn from Rock Island.
NJ. B. Williams, of the freight department
Of the st. Paul IL Manitoba road, will 20 to
st. Louis for the holidays.
The next entertainment given by the
Young Peoples Guild of Christ church, will
be on the 9th of January.
Miss Estclle Wilson, who is at st. Mary's
hall at Faribault, has returned to her home in
St. Paul for a vacation of three weeks.
In the church notice column will be found
the special programmes of Christmas music
TO be rendered in several of the churches.
Invitations are issued for a dress party
given by Miss Stella Freeman, 352 Bates
avenue, Dayton bluff, the evening of Dec.3
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Manning leave st.
Paul on the 1st Of February for the south,
and will look in on the New Orleans EXPOSE
ton.
Mr.. R. II. Plat, of Detroit, is the guest of
Mr. F. NJ. Finch the popular st. Paul jeweler.
Mr.. Platt viii remain in the city over Christ
mas.
The Sunday school of the Central Presby-
terrain church had its celebration Friday
night The little ones had very pleasant
time.
Mr.. NJ. Donahue and wife, of Bird Island,
who have been visiting friends here for the
past few days, returned to their home on
Friday.
Misses Nettie and Maggie Riley, daughters
of c. Riley, of St. Paul, have gone TO New
Orleans where they will remain several
weeks.
The ladies of Unity church held bazaar
in the club rooms of the church, Friday
evening, which melted the handso me amount
of $3.50.
Mr.. Alfred Dufresne leaves tomorrow for
Chicago, where he will be joined by his
daughter, Miss Estelle, who will return to
st Paul with him.
The annual Christmas festival Of the Ger
man society will be held at the Atheneum on
Saturday, the 9th inst. They will have an
Immense Christmas tree.
The annual ball of the Bricklayers' union
was given at Arion hall last Thursday night.
The attendance was large and a delightful
time was had. 1t was great success.
On Friday evening, last, the Windsor
Hotel Social club had very pleasant hop at
the hotel, at which there were fifty couples.
The dances were fifteen in number.
The ball for the benefit of the Ladies' He
brew Benevolent society is to be given by the
Young Mems Hebrew Standard Club at their
hall on the evening of December 30.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uri L. Lamprey and family
have been so delayed that they will not get
away before the Goth. They will probably
locate somewhere in Georgia or Florida.
Mrs. L. F. Cove gave progressive euchre
party in the parlors of the Merchants hotel
last night. Quite a large company of her
friends were present, and they were charm
ingv entertained.
The Once Week club gave its sixth series
of parties at Turner hall, last "Wednesday
evening. The attendance was good. The
second half of the series will close with a
masquerade in February.
A very large and fashionable children's
party was given on Friday evening by Mrs
J. Il. Sanders, 271 Summit avenue Fifty
couples took part in dancing from tin 9.
Music by Seiberts orchestra.
Charles L. Harrison, who has been en-
gagged on the government reservoirs at the
headwaters of the Mississippi, came down to
St. Paul last week, and left on Wednesday
for New Orleans, where he will spend the
winter
On Tuesday next at o'clock, the mar
rage of DR.. ]. NJ. Welch to Miss Minnie
Wilgus will take place. On the next day
they viii leave for wedding trip of two or
three months, which will include the New
Orleans exposition.
Mr.. Chas. FL. Pottgieser, the pianist, who
has just returned from Germany where he
completed his musical studies, will probably
appear soon at one of Seibert's concerts at
Turner hall, when he will give one or more
cOncertOs with orchestral accompaniment.
A full dress soiree is to be given at sher-
man hall, by Prof. R. H. Evans, Tuesday
evening, the 23d. The managers are Chas.
J. Potts, Stanley Proudft, Edward F. Hamil-
ton, L, E. Newport and Fred Banning. The
music is to be furnished by Seibert.
Prof R. H. Evans was rendered on Friday
evening by the ladies and gentlemen of his
class, at Sherman hall, com plimentary
soiree. The evening was an exceedingly I'M
comfortable one, and not as many were in
attendance as otherwise would have been.
Mr.. c. Z. Leonard and Miss Cattle A.
Yendes, united in 1885 as Mr.. and Mrs. c.
E. Leonard, will celebrate the fftieth ami
versary of their marriage, at 8 O'Clock, on
the 1st of January at the Merchants hotel.
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