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


the club being present, a very enjoyable
evening was INDUCED in. The club will
continue its parties after the holidays, the first
one to take place Wednesday evening,
Jan. z.
The following officers OF St. Paul Lodge
No. A. T. q 4. VI. were elected and in
stalled last Friday evening: James P. Race,
w. NJ; Chas. B. Brunson, S. W; F. A.
Randells, J. W.; DR.. Chas. Griswold, treas
urer; A. w. MarteDsen, secretary; II. N.
Banks, S. D.; C. L. Wright, J. D.; Jean c.
Fischer, tyler.
On Saturday evening next Garfield post,
G. A. R., will give an entertainment at its
hall on Jackson street, between Fifth and
Sixth. Among the sources of enjoyment on
this occasion will be supper, a Christmas
tree and presents. 1t will be free to all chill
dren and orpha ms of soldiers, whether their
fathers were members of the g. A. r. or
not, and all such will be welcome.
Tickets and invitations are out for the
eighth annual ball of Minnehaha lodge No.
81, Brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen, to
be given at Market hall on Thursday even
ing, January 1st, New Years day. Arrange
ments for the event are being made on a
scale of elaborate magnifcence, and the
committee having the affair in charge prom
Use that this will lay all other events of this
kind in the shade. The balls given By this
society in the past have always been en-
ioyable.
The First Baptist Sabbath school is TO have
a giving exercise on Christmas morning.
The scholars, teachers, officers and friends
OF the school will meet at the chapel at 10
O'Clock in the morn ing, bringing articles Of
food and clothing, from a barrel of -four to a
pound of coffee, a buffalo coat 10 a
pair Of stockings, with coal, wood, candles.
and money. These articles will be distrib-
uted under the direction of committee Of
the school to the deserving poor. Short ad-
dresses and appropriate music will enHven
the occasion.
During the past few days the medical pro-
fession has welcomed to its midst DR.. j. G
Mcnamara, formerly Of Wisconsin, who has
taken up his residence in this city, and who
will practice in West St. Paul. In pitching
his tent on the West side DIR. Mcnamara has
made wise choice, and be viii no doubt
meet with the encouragement that his skill
and intelligence a physician, his standing
as a gentleman merits. He will be located
al No. 10, Dakota avenue.
On Tuesday evening next, the st. Pau
Dramatic club will give the farce entitled
''BambooZling.'' The following Is the cast:
Emily -. ............--......-... Miss Knox
Sophe weston. ..-.-............M Miss McLaren
Lacy Meadows- -.----.-..-........M Mrs. TBrbox
Capt. Frank Bamboozle. DR. Spencer
FRANK IiVerton- -.---.---...--.......M Mr.. Ames
Daley. Mr.. Foster
humphrey Sims. ..-...-.-.------.-M Mr.. Deacon
On Friday evening the Goth inst, the
Delta Lawn Tennis club will entertain their
friends at Sherman hall, which has been
decorated with racQuets, nets and other SYM
bols Of the now almost national game of
tennis. The committee under whose care
the party is given are Messrs. Wall, Price,
Farnham, Banning and Armstrong.
Madames Forepaugh, f. G. Draper, Tarbox,
Wall and Breed are the ladies composing the
reception committee.
A. c. Ramsden, the old time ticket broker,
was married on Tuesday evening to Flora,
daughter of c. G. Kimball, the Jackson
street ticket broker. A large number of very
elegant presents were received by the bride,
consisting mainly of silverware Of various
designs. The happy couple left the city via
the Chicago, Milwaukee IL St. Paul railroad,
at 40, on their way east stopping at To-
ronto to visit Mr.. John Ramsden at Thorn
Hill where they will remain some DAYS before
going further east. The happy pair take
with them the best wishes of their numerous
friends in Minneapolis and St. Paul, where
their long residence has gained for them a
host Of acquaintance.