St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-09
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

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Judge Wilkn has returned to st. Paul from
his European trip.
Mr.. A. B. Wilgus, Jr., has gone TO New
York for the winter.
Miss Chandler, of Milwaukee, is visiting
Mrs. Sam K. Stone.
Mrs NJ. Donahue, of Bird Island, is visit
ing friends in the city.
Last evening Miss McLaren. of Iglehart.
street, entertained the whist club.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Hoxie have taken
rooms at the Windsor for the winter.
the Yardmasters Mutual Benefit society
gave ball Monday evening at Market
hall.
On the evening of the 14th instant Miss
Barton, of Dayton avenue will hold a recep-
ton.
Miss Eta Hawkins will leave Chicago,
where she now is, tomorrow for NV York
city.
Miss Fannie Western left on Wednesday
for st. Joe, Mo, where she win spend the
winter
Mr.. W. D. Noble and bride returned last
week, and are at home on East Eleventh
street
Tomorrow night Lawrence Barrett will
commence an engagement at the Opera
house.
The Unity club has postponed its first en-
tertainment for this season till the middle of
December
Mr.. Augustus Louis and family have re-
turned to st. Paul to reside. They are domi-
cied on St Peter street
D. A. Allen yesterday returned to the city
from his home in Buffalo, where he has been
visiting for the past month.
Mrs. George Aeker gave party wednes-
day evening for Master Acker, at which there
were about twenty couples.
Mrs. Boyd, of Oak street, is visiting
friends in Louisville, KY, and expects to
return to st. Paul in February.
d. Preston Frisbee, of the Chicago Mil
waukee & st. Paul railway, is spending Sun
day with his family at La Crosse.
Major Pond, one of the commissioners to
the Worlds fair at New Orleans, will leave
for that city on the 18th instant.
On Wednesday evening Capt Z. S. Bur
rel, Of steamer No. 4, was married to Mrs.
Annie Twomey, at St. Mary's church.
Monday evening the Young Peoples Glee
club give a concert and ball at Pfeifer's hall.
The occasion will be a most enjoyable one
On Friday evening a very pleasant party
was given at the residence of Mrs. j. p ia
cobson, on Holly avenue in honor of Miss
Lila Clark, of Syracuse, n. Y.
Mr.. S. Lee Davis, and daughter, lief. last
Wednesday for visit to the east. Mr.. Davis
will be absent ten months and Miss Nellie
will spend year with friends in Virginia.
On Monday evening last the employees of
the st. Paul q Manitoba shops held their
second annual ball at Turner hail. Seibert's
orchestra furnished the music.
Tomorrow evening the st. Paul Turn
verein will celebrate its twenty-sixth ami
Versary at Turner hall. The programme for
the evening viii be a pleasant and varied
one. Seibert's orchestra Will furnish the
music.
Upon Tuesday morning next at Z O'Clock
the marriage of Prof. f. Fischer and Miss
Louisa Reisner viii be consummated, the
ceremony taking place at the Assumption
church. Prof. Manner viii play the grand
wedding march.
Last Friday was the tenth marriage ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Wilkes of West
st. Paul, and on that evening they were hon
ored with surprise party composed of some
twenty couples of their friends, who made
them most enjoyable celebration visit.
Miss Mabel Davidson, the ''roller queen"
of st. Paul, re.lrned to-day, having filed
engagements during the past week at Farm
ington, Owatonna, Austin and Albert Lea.
This week she goes Sioux Cityward, stopping
at lie Sueur, st. Peter, Mankato, etc.
The First Methodist church of this city
have enlarged and adorned their lecture
room at an expense of about 81, 900. The
Young Ladies' society will give the public an
opportunity to inspect the Improvements at
at their festival to be given next Friday even
ing. Music, refreshments aud jolly time
generally are promised to those who attend.
Last Thursday evening the railroad check
clerks Of the various lines assembled at the
residence of Capt. E. Michigan, on Temper
ance street, and presented that worthy and
popular gentleman with a splendid cane of
ebony surmounted by massive gold head
The genial host although completely sur
prised, entertained his guests right royalty.
Major Charles H. Mix, formerly a citizen
of st. Paul, and well known to our citizens,
with his wife and daughter arrived during
the week from Crookston and is visiting
friends and relatives in st. Paul. Mrs. Mix
and daughter are on their way TO the south .
Mrs. Mix is the sister of our townsman, True
s. White.
''What is curiosity, ma9" asked little
Jamie, Dayton avenue fye-year old.
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strange, my son."
''If pa bought you sealskin sacque this
winter would that be curiosity."
''No, my son, that would be miracle.''
The new roller rink opposite the postoffice
on Fifth street will be under roof in a week
and will be ready for tie opening in three
weeks. 1t will be an immense building and
far superior to anything of the kind in the
northwest 1t is bound to take the cream of
the business in the roller skating business
and will accom-. modate three times as many
people as any other building of the kind.
The Once Week Dancing club will give
its first party of the season on Wednesday
next at Turner hall. The list of members is
large and well selected and merry and pleas
ant parties can be relied upon during the
winter. The management is in the hands of
John Martin, who so successfully managed
the parties of the club last winter The music
will be furnished by Seibert's orchestra.
Mr.. II. H. Cross, who is so justly celebra-
ted for both his skill in portrait and animal
painting, has completed splendid portrait
of Col. A. DeGraff. The subject is treated
in a broad and skillful manner and the like
ness to the original is so perfect that the