St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-19
THE SOCIAL WORLD.


returned from New York.
Dr. Quinn is still recovering. Rev. W. |
5. Mathews has returned.
Miss Katie Gordon leaves this afternoon
for the east to remain until the holidays.
Mr.. H. B. Farwell and family have moved |
10 their new residence on Selby avenue.
Mrs. j. c. Jencks, of Saltwater, is visiting
Mrs. j. D. Ludden, of Wabashaw street,
On the evening of the 29th a ball will be
given by the railroad check clerks at Market
hall
Mr.. R. A. Darlington and family have
moved from st. Paul street to 35s East Ninth
street.
Dr. Richie will return to the city to-mor-
row morning from three weeks visit in
New York.
Miss Mary Hammond intends remaining
in Chicago for month visiting her friends
Mrs. Dix, of Cass street.
The many friends of Miss Lizzie Draper
will be pleased to learn of her return, after
summer sojourn in the east.
Mrs. W. Davis, of Harrington avenue, on
Friday evening, gave very pleasant recep-
ton in honor Of Miss Burtis, who is visiting
her.
DR.. Emory Miller, late pastor of the First
NJ E. church, left with his family for their
new home at Des Moines Iowa, last Fri
Gay.
Mrs Rebecca Sherwood, of Beloit, Wis,
who has been spending several weeks with
her cousin, Mrs. E. P. Horton, has returned
home.
Mrs. S. R. Ainslie, wife of Superintendent
Ainslie, of the Yellowstone division of the
Northern Pacific road, is now on visit to
ST. Paul.
Mr.. Z. a. Hendy and z. j. Kauteman, of
this city, have returned from st. Louis, but
alas, not as we expected, for they still remain
single
Mrs. Clara Smith, of Dubuque, who has
been in St. Paul for several weeks visiting
her sister, Mrs. B. F. Gallop, has returned to
Dubuque.
ItasNl Division No. 81, of the Yardmas-
ters' Mutual Beneficial, will give ball at
Pfcifer's hall, on the evening of the Sd of
November.
The st. Paul Bachelors club viii give its
first party for this season at the Metropolitan
hotel on Tuesday. Seibert's orchestra will
furnish the music.
The next meeting of the Baptist Social
union of st. Paul aud Minneapolis, will
occur on Tuesday evening, Oct. q, at the
West hotel in Minneapolis.
Mr.. d. w. Ingersoll, who has been in st.
Louis in attendance upon the meeting of the
national convention on corrections and
charities, has just returned.
Rev. Mr. Riddel will be rendered a recep-
tion tomorrow evening by the First Baptist
Church society, at the residence of D. D. Mer-
rill, No. 131 College avenue
Mrs. J. w. Willis, Miss Forsyth and Miss
Olga Wcdelstaedt, who have been to Long
Branch and other watering places in the
east for some time, will be back next week.
Geo. W. Gregory, Esq, of the extensive
crockery house of Gregory u Co., of Winona,
and of the board of aldermen of that city,
was on visit to st. Paul on Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. E. L. DePlainc entertained number
of her friends on Thursday evening at her
residence on West Seventh street. The
evening was occupied in dancing and social
converse.
The st. Paul Dramatic club will give its
next entertainment at the Athenaeum on
Thursday evening, on which occasion the
members will present the comedy of ''Black
Eyed Susan"
DR.. Hoyt who has just returned from his
torR of inspection to ST. Louis and Chicago,
to see how the people of those cities manage
TO keep from being sick, will now attend to
the health of st. Paul.
Does anybody know what "corn socia-
bic" can bea Go to Plymouth chapel on
Thursday evening next, and the ladies will
show you what unique and delicious supper
can be made from corn.
Prof. Beggs gave very enjoyable party at
Turner hall on Friday evening to a large
number of his class and friends. The next
one will be on Tuesday of next week and
the children on Saturday.
A paper carnival will be given at the roll
Ter skati NJ rink, on jackson street, next
Wednesd ay evening All persons not wear
Ing paper costumes rosettes up to $3.50
O'Clock will be excluded from the main floor
The st. Paul Decorative Art school, 81
Iglehart street. at its seasons opening made
an elegant display of oil decorative reposse
work which was very much admired by the
many ladies of the city who were in attend
ance.
Progressive euchre is now all the rage.
Between the roller skating rink, the roller
coaster, the opera, concerts, dancing, pro-
gressive euchre aud the prayer meeting, the
people of st. Paul will worry through the
winter
Mrs. r. A. Walsh and sister, Miss Sara
McManus, of this city, are visiting friends in
st. Louis They will return home by way OF
Chicago, and after spending a few days in
that city, they will arrive in st. Paul abou
the 18TH of Noyem Der.
Among the artistic and enjoyable events
in the near future will be the musical soiree
10 be given by the pupils of the Conservator.
of Music, at No. l27 West Third street,
week from tomorrow night
Miss Ella Richards gave very pleasant
entertainment To a few friends at the resi-
deuce of her parents on East Fourteenth
street, ON Friday night. The chief feature!
of the entertainment were music, dancing
and refreshments.
On Wedr esday morning last, Robert Ag
new, of Belfast, Ireland, and Miss Maggi,
Agnew, of ST. Paul, were married at tn
First NJ. L. church, by Rev. q. 5. Smith.
reception was given ut the residence of th
brides sister, Mrs. Gov. Davis.
For the present the Sunday evening con
certs at Turner hall will be given every tw
weeks, as heretofore. The St. Paul Turn
verein is making efforts to fill out the even
iug's lecture with miscellaneous programm
which will be announced hereafter.
The Select Knights, y. Q. U, W, of Min
rn,DoIis will attppj IN. baU Tn ba civ a,