St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-28
Society Notes.

is visiting friends at Saltwater.
Commodore Davldson's large rink attracts
large numbers of people nightly.
Invitations are out for full dress party at
Turner Hall next Tuesday evening.
On Tuesday evening Prof. Evans gave
very pleasant soiree at Sherman hall.
The Misses Drake, Of Lafayette avenue,
entertained the whist club last evening.
On Monday evening Miss Kelly, of Day
tons bluff, entertained the German club.
H. L. Wheat and wife left the city for
Wheeling, w. Va, to spend the holidays.
Attorney General Hahn has been confined
TO his room by sickness, but will be ont soon
Mr.. J. II. Hanson, who has been in New
Orleans for week or two, has returned 10 St
Paul.
Major G. w. Baird and family are spend
ing the holidays with friends in Fort Scott,
Kan.
H. H. Young, secretary of the state board
of immigration, has returned from New Or
leans.
Miss st. Aubin returned from school last
Wednesday. She has been in convent at
Montreal.
Mr.. c. C. Fairchild and bride returned
Thursday, and can be found on Summit
avenue.
Mr.. Seibert has prepared splendid pro-
gramme for the Turner hall concert this
evening.
On Thursday evening next the Turner So
ciety will give grand New Years ball at
Turner hall.
Miss Ober, of the Boston Ideals, was an
interested spectator ct the Exposition rink
last evening.
DR.. J. II. Bryant and wife leave this even
ing for trip to New Orleans and other
southern points
Miss May aud Lou Murphy, daughters of DR..
Murphy, of jackson street, are in Chicago
for the holidays.
Mrs. Gov. Hubbard entertained a few
friends in the parlors of the Merchants
Wednesday night.
The second annual ball of'the Trades and
Labor assembly of St. Paul will take place
Dec. 81, at Turner hall.
On Friday evening last Nora Grove No. %
Q. A. o. D. gave very pleasant concert
and ball at Turner hall.
On Tuesday evening the Dramatic club
gave the little farce Of Bamboozling at the
Athenaeum with success.
Mr.. A. P. Hendrickson and wife, of Lari-
more, d. T., are guests Of Mrs. Nelson
Robert, on Robert street.
The Young Mems Hebrew Benevolent So
ciety viii give ball Tuesday evening, the
Both, at Standard hall.
The Minnesota Boat club gives the first
party of the season at Sherman hall, on We'd
nesday evening, the 31st
Ladies who receive calls on New Years day
are requested to send in their names as early
as possible to the GLOBE Office.
Mrs. Frank P. Dwyer, of AL North Fort
street, is spending the holiday season with
relatives and friends in Chicago.
Prof Beggs will give on next Saturday a
class matinee with ten musicians. All friends
of the class are invited to dance.
Frank NJ. Cady. of the st. Paul Furniture
company left for New Orleans on Friday,
and will be absent four or five weeks.
N RS. Thomas Preston, of selby avenue, re
turned on Christmas day from Michigan,
where she has been visiting her relatives.
Tomorrow evening Mr.. and Mrs. 81. B.
Farwell, of Selby avenue, will celebrate the
fifteenth anniversary of their marriage.
On Christmas night Miss Fanny Arm
strong, of Exchange street, entertained her
friends with private theatrcais and hop.
H. Brady, lieutenant of Engine Company
No 6, was surprised on Thursday morning
last by being presented with nine pound
girl.
Mr.. ]. II. Hiland was entertained at ban
quet last evening at the Merchants hotel, by
some of his friends and business aequaint-
ances.
Mr.. "Sam'' Gordon, who formerly resided
in st. Paul and who has been in Miles City
for the last two or three years, is in St. Paul
on a visit.
Mr.. Wilkin Schenck was married on
Christmas eve TO Miss Helen hayden daughter
of Mr.. J. G. hayden, of the Milwaukee g. St.
Paul road.
A number OF the members of the militia
Of st. Paul went over to Saltwater on Christ
mas night to attend the ball given by Co. K
of Saltwater.
On Thursday afternoon, January /, 1885.
at 8 O'Clock, Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Leonard
hold the fitch anniversary of their mar
rage at the Merchants.
Al Cobb, chief clerk in the Manitoba local
freight Office, who has been sick for nearly a
week, has so far recovered that he is back at
his desk TO work again.
The Dramatic club will present Esmerel5a
tomorrow night at Standard hall, under the
direction of Miss Lenora Austin. Seibert,s
orchestra will furnish the music
Miss Emma Bickel, daughter Of Mr.. Will
fam Bickel, has gone to Milwaukee, to pass
the holidays with her sister Ida, who is at the
Young Ladies' academy, in that city.
Miss Emma Bickel, daughter of Hon. VIM.
Bickel, left last week for Milwaukee, where
she will visit her sister Ida, who is attending
the young ladies' academy in that city.
The Ohio Street Social club will hold q
meeting at P. R. McDonnell's residence,
corner of Ohio and George streets, or Mon
day evening, Dee. 90, at 7:30 p. m, TO elect
officers for the ensuing term.
Miss Stella Dufrene arrived from Mon
treal, where she has been pupil at cele-
brated convent for nearly two years. in sea-
son to enjoy a most elaborate Christmas
tree which adorned her fathers library.
On Tuesday, at st. Paul's church, DR.. ].
Marion Welch was married to Miss Minnie