St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-07
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Of his full dress hops.
The Cosmos dined at the West otel, Min
neapols, last evening.
A progressive enchre was given ON Friday
evening by Miss McQuillan.
Mayor O'Brien was in Chicago during the
first few days of last week
Company D gave pleasant dance at the
armory last Thursday evening.
The Patriarch club was entertained by Mrs.
Tarbox on Thursday evening.
The regular concert by ..Seibert's orchestra
will occur next Sunday night.
Mayor O'Brien, j. H. Hiland and A. B.
Stckney have returned from Chicago.
prof" Adolph Anderson was yesterday
sent up for thirty days for drunkenness.
Mr.. w. 3. T. Keyser returned to St. Paul
Tuesday last, after a long visit in the east.
The Gentleman's Whist club was enter
tertained last Tuesday evening by j. G. Pyle.
The Young Peoples guild, Of Christ church,
will give very pretty play next Friday even
ing.
VIM Kelly stole lap robe, and yesterday
Judge Bailey ordered him incarcerated thirty
days.
Rev. j. B. Golfer, of Winona, who has been
in st. Paul for several days, has returned
hong.
Miss F. n. Langton, of st. Peter street,
leaves to-day, to visit friends in lie Mars,
Iowa.
Next Friday evening the &c. K. A" will
give hop at Seiberts hall on East Seventh
street.
The Delta Lawn Tennis club is preparing
to give party at Sherman hall during the
holidays.
In the district court yesterday, Judge
Young heard special term calendar Of thir-
ty-one cases.
The Woodland Park Congregational club
gave musicale at the church parlors last
Friday evening.
On Wednesday evening last card party
was given at the residence of S. &. DeCamp,
485 Marshall avenue.
MISS Minnie Neal, of Lake City, has been
spending the week with Mrs. j. B. Hawley,
No. 426 Rondo street.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. j. B. Tarbox
gave children's party which was greatly en-
joyed by the little ones.
Mrs. j. NJ. Hannaford, of st. Paul street,
gave very pleasant progressive euchre
party, Monday evening.
On Thursday evening last the Daughters of
Rebecca, of Ideal lodge, gave very pleasant
social hop at Odd Fellows hall.
Burglars made an unsuccessful attempt at
cracking Shadewold's safe at 514 Central
avenue, early yesterday morning.
Ten warranty deeds were recorded with
the register of deeds yesterday, the consid-
Grafton of which amounted to SIS, 100.
The young people at the Windsor gave a
very pleasant hop on Monday evening. Sci
bert's orchestra furnished the music.
The first of the series of club parties which
will be conducted by Prof. Begg, will occu
Tuesday, December 16, at Turner hall.
Mr.. Henry H. Davis, prominent young
attorney of Chicago, is visiting at st. Paul
and Minneapolis for recreation and rest.
Harry Watkins, the man arrested for steal
ing G. w. Mann's horse, was yesterday ar
ragned for drunkenness, and discharged.
The ladies of Trinity church will hold a
Christmas sale in the club room of their
church on Wabashaw street, on Friday,
Dec. 10.
John H. Dodge. the pleasant and agree
able clerk at the Merchants hotel, has re-
turned from a visit to the east and is now at
his post
Mrs. Lizzie W. Dukens, of Philadelphia,
is visiting her friend, Mrs. T. H. Dickson,
521 Ashland avenue, and will remain during
the holiday.
Frank McCreary, son of Judge McCreary,
of the United States. circuit court, is in st.
Paul, the guest of Oscar b. Hills, No. 40
Ashland avenue.
The famous Glee club, of Duluth, visited
st. Paul and Minneapolis during the last
week and had royal time with old friends
of the two cities
pleasant sheet and pillow ase masquer-
Rde, given as a surprise party, was given to
Mr.. and D. R. Heveuer on Eighth street a
few evenings since.
Miss Rose Vile, of Laporte, Ind, an ac
,omplished society lady, who has been visit
ing with Mrs. F. P. Dryer. of Fort street,
returned home last week.
Mrs Kate L. Penniman will speak at the
Reform club to-day at 3 o'clock. The club
meets at Harrison's hall, corner Nieollet and
Washington avenue.
]. w. Lindqulst, clerk of the Kandiyohi
county court has been in St. Paul for some
days visiting his uncle B. f. Nordin, assist
ant secretary Of state.
On Thursday evening last an entertain
ment was given at the First Baptist church
consisting of vocal and instrumental music,
which was very pleasant.
The remains of Edward Tony, killed by the
cars at Redwood on the Minneapolis & St.
Louis railroad, have been shipped to his
former home in Iowa.
Mrs. H. S. Elliott, mother Of Mrs. James
L. McAfee, of Portland avenue, left for her
home at New Castle, Indiana, after a two
months visit in Minnesota.
Mr. w. H. Dixon, ticket agent of the Mil
waukee & st. Paul road, on invitation gave a
very pleasant reading and dialect recital at
the First NJ. E. church Friday evening.
John Stansby, the successful vaudeville
manager, of Milwaukee, has leased Pence
Opera house for the year, and will play the
best class of vaudeville combinations.
F. R. Frantz, the popular agent at LIE
Mars, Iowa, for the Illinois Central and
Northwestern roads, is in the city, the guest
of ]. H. Langton, at the Clarendon.
The Standard club will give a musical and
dramatic entertainment at the hall of the
club next Thursday evening. December IL,
winding up the evening with social hop.
Prof. Boenish will give an exhibit Of his
Sunday school classes Christmas evening,
Dec. 25, at Turner hall, to which invitations
are issued to parents and friends in large