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


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Mrs. S. r. Ainslie, wife Of Superintendent
Ainslie, of the Yellowstone division of the
Northern Pacific road, is now on visit to
81. Paul
Mr.. E. 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.
Itaska Division No. 81, of the Yardmas-
ters' Mutual Beneficial, will give a ball at
Pfefer's hail. on the evening of the Sd Of
November.
The st. Paul Bachelors club win 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 and Minneapolis, will
occur on Tuesday evening, Oct. p, at the
West hotel in Minneapolis.
Mr.. D. W. Ingcrso, 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-
ton tomorrow evening by the First Baptist
Church society, at the residence Of d. d. Mer-
rii, No. 131 College avenue.
Mrs. j. W. Willis, Miss Forsyth and Miss
Olga Wedelstaedt, who have been to Long
Branch and other watering places in the
east for some time, will be back next week.
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crockery house Of Gregory 81 Co., of Winona,
and Of the board of aldermen of that city,
was on visit to st. Paul on Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. f. L. DcPane entertained a 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
tour 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 soca-
ble'' can be. 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 a 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 ne rink, on jackson street, next
Wednesday evening. All persons not wear
ing paper costumes or rosettes up to 9:30
O'Clock will be excluded from the main floor.
The st. Paul Decorative Art school, 80
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 euehre aud the prayer meeting, the
people Of st. Paul will worry through the
winter.
Mrs. Il. y. Walsh and sister, Miss Sara
McMauus, of this city, are visiting friends in
st. Louis. They will return home by way OF
Chicago, and after spending few days in
that city, they will arrive in ST. Paul about
the 18th of Novem Der.
Among the artistic and enjoyable events
in the near future will be the musical soiree
10 be given by the pupils Of the Conservatory
of Music, at No. 127 West Third street, a
week from tomorrow night.
Miss Ella Richards gave Il very pleasant
entertainment 10 a few friends ut the resi-
dcuce of her parents on East Fourteenth
street, on Friday night. The chief features
OF the entertainment were music, dancing
and refreshments.
On WedL esday morning last, Robert Ag-
new, OF Belfast, Ireland, and Miss Maggie
Agnew, of ST. Paul, were married at the
First NJ. f. church, by Rev. G. ). Smith A
reception was given at the residence of the
BRIDES sister, Mrs. Coy. Davis.
For the present the Sunday evening con-
ccrts at Turner haH will be given every two
weeks, as heretofore. The St. Paul Turn
rercin is making efforts to fill out the even
iug's lecture with 4 miscellaneous programme
which will be announced hereafter.
The Select Knights, \. Q. L. W, of Min
ncapolis, will attend the ball to be given by
Capital Legion No. 3, of this city. next We'd
nesday evening. There will be fifty knights
present in their beautiful full dress uniform
and the scene will be 4 brilliant one.
Philip Philips the world famed singer of
sacred song paid q short visit to relatives in
this city yesterday. Mr.. Phillips has added
TO his programme Of religious entertain meut
stereoptican views Of localities in the foreign
countries he has visited including many in
teresting scenes in the Holy Land
Lieut.. H 5. Chase, L. S Navy, in charge
of the geological and typographical survey of
the Yellowstone National park, passed
through St. Paul Friday on his way to Wash
iugton, from which place he proceeds on
.hree yesas cruise with the Pacific SQUADRON.
On Thursday evening last the ladies and
gentlemen of the Woodland Park Baptist
church held sociable at the residence of
Mrs j. c. Greene, on Nelson avenue. and
lad very pleasant time The house was
suitably decorated with flowers. ana over tn.
front door was the word ''Welcome'' in
flowers
Last evening the German Agricultural and
aud horticultural society of RAMSEY county.
gave a grand ball at Turner hall 1t viii be
recollected that short time ago this society
gave grand display Of the productions of
tie soil at Market hail, aud this bail was
given to help defrsy the expenses. Seibert's
orchestra furnished the music.
On the Sth of October, Mr. Edward d.
Macdonald, fuel agent of the ST. Paul < Du-