St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-30
SOCIAL WORLD.

Mr.. Isaac Kahn, of Kahn Bros, reached
home from the east last Thursday.
Miss Daisy Davidson returned from visit
to La Crosse yesterday accompanied by her
father.
Mr.. J. H. Smith, of the New York Bazaar,
is expected home from the eastern markets
tomorrow.
very pleasant Mother Hubbard party was
given at the residence Of A. Marvel, on east
Eighth street on Thursday night.
An entertainment and dance is to be
given this evening at Turner hall for the
benefit of Professor s. Leasing.
Mr.. Nathan Lyons returned from the east
early last week, after a successful trip in
search of novelties for his popular house.
The Bar association of Ramsey county have
arranged for a grand banquet to be given at
the Merchants hotel next Tuesday evening
The Butchers Mutual Benefit society is
booked for grand ball at Turner hall Easter
Monday, April IA. Seibert's orchestra is to
furnish the music.
Mr.. Marden and wife, in the Mannheimer
block, entertained large number of their
friends few evenings since with music,
Rotations and dancing
The German society has issued invitations
to its members and friends for Calico
kraenzchen, to take place Saturday evening,
April 9Th, at the Athen@um.
Mr.. Frank Bass left last Sunday for the
south. He will be absent couple of months,
and return with his parents, who have been
in Florida during the winter.
The Plymouth ladies will give one of their
attractive Congregational sociables Thursday
evening next, at the chapel, and invite their
gentlemen friends to supper.
The next Turner hall Sunday evening con
cert by Sebert's orchestra will take place
one week from to-day. April 9th. A new
and varied programme is under rehearsal.
Herman Greve, Esq, and family have
taken possession of their elegant new home
on Summit avenue. Mr.. Greve leaves for
New York tomorrow for the purpose of Sc
lecting furniture.
DR.. S. G. Smiths new lecture on Gear
lyle" next Friday evening, April 4, at the
First Methodist church, promises to be avery
rare treat. The lecture is under the young
ladies' society of that church.
Mr.. Gustavee Hinemann returned from
New York aud other eastern markets yester-
day. His trip was for business purely, and
covered period. of several weeks. His GUS
toners are profiting by the returns already.
Master Payson, eldest son of Mr.. ]. X.
Davidson, had birthday surprise party last
Wednesday evening" it being his sixteenth
anniversary. About thirty boys and girls par
ticipated and they had very pleasant time.
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absence in the south and on the Pacific
coast, will reach home tomorrow. Mr..
Lytle's friends will be pleased to learn of his
perfect health, gained during his extensive
journey.
Miss Daisey, daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
Bennington, of No. 257 Rice street, will
give social entertainment to her friends
tomorrow evening. The evening will be
varied by vocal and instrumental music,
reading and Rotations.
The general Office of the st. Paul Base Ball
association is Room 90, in the Davidson
block where all interested may call between
1880 to 1130 a. m, or 80 to $50 p. N.
Delinquent shareholders are requested to
come forward at once and pay first assess
ment.
A large party of the friends of Miss Minnie
Dunno gathered at her residence, No. 221
Spruce street, on Friday evening, to cele-
brate her twentieth birthday. Her friends
were very pleasantly entertained, and many
beautiful flowers, books and ornaments were
received.
The many friends of Col. Knauff will be
delighted to learn that his son Herman, who
was run over by a street car and seriously
injured a few weeks ago, is rapidly recover
ing, and it is expected that he will be able to
leave his bed for the first time since the acct
dent this week.
Mr.. O'Halloran, the undertaken, received
telegram yesterday from the son of Rey-
nolds, who was killed on the Short line rail
road last Thursday, requesting proper burial
of the remains and saying that he would pay
the expenses. The young man was in Gun
nison, Colorado.
A grand selection from Millockers latest
opera, ''Die Jungfrau Won Belleville,'' has
Just been received and will be rendered at
the next Turner hall concert by Seibert's Or
chestra 1t is equal to the 'Beggar Student'
selection by the same author, which was so
warmly received at the last concert.
Mr.. W. F. Wilson, of the Olympic theater,
has arranged to give grand calico hop in
CONJUNCTION with the st. Paul Pleasure club,
10 take place at Market hall next Tuesday
evening. A pair of handsome gold med ais
will be awarded to the best lady and gentle
man dancer, and it is expected that this will
prove one of the most successful social events
of the season.
The Congregational club meets Monday
evening at Minneapolis and is open to the
wives of members. Two lively topics are on
the docket Municipal Poitcs-on which
Pres. Folwell has been invited to speak, and
the new Congregational Creed, which it is
said DR.. Dana will warmly endorse, The
returning train via Manitoba road leaves at
1890 D. IN. and will accommodate st. Paul
members.
In the studio of Burbank & Thorne, por-
trait painters, Mannheimer block, is a
superb portrait in water colors of the young
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James L. McAfee, and
their niece Both children are about four or
five years of age, and the artist has succeed
ed in rejecting a faithful and exact counter
part of the originals. The subjects are ad-
mirably handled and the artistic capacity of
these gentlemen has never received better
illustration.
Miss Belle Menzies, daughter of Alexan-
der Menzies, who has been one of the most
efficient teachers at the Jefferson school for
several years past resigned her position last
Friday 1t is limited that the reason for her
resignation is in view of the fact that she
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