St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-23
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Senator Mcmillan has gone east.


arrived in St. Paul Tuesday.
Hon. J. F. Meagher, Of Mankato, was look
ing about St. Paul last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley, OF Jam estown, d.
T.. are visiting DR.. and Mrs. Beecher.
On Friday evening the Post Siding Once
Week club gave very pleasant dance.
E. A Hendrickson and wife have returned
to their home at No. 3OS selby avenue.
The coachmcn of St. Paul gave ball at
Pfeifers hall on wednesday evening.
Mrs. H j. Winslow, of Hastings, is visit
ing Mrs. Washington. of st. Peter street.
A. N. Thompson and wife have just re-
turned from visit to Illinois and Indiana.
The Social Glee club had very pleasant
time at Miss Brakes, on Temperance street.
Tomorrow night the st. Andrews society
will give its annual supper and ball at Tur-
ner hail.
On Thursday evening last the st. Pau
Arion society gave very pleasant concert
and ball.
Mr.. E. F. Hamilton entertained few
gentlemen friends at dinner last night at
the Portland Cafe.
Mr.. Morris, Mr.. Ryan and Mr.. Merrill, of
Milwaukee, attended the charity ball last
Wednesday evening.
Company has been invited by the Du-
luth Guards to attend party at Duluth
Thanksgiving evening.
DR.. c. Williams, who has been in Ken
lucky and New York for several weeks, has
returned to st. Paul.
Hon. Gordon E. Cole and Misses Kate and
Annie Cole, of Faribault, we're at the Mer-
chants several days last week.
Miss Alexander, of Devils lake, reached
st. Paul Tuesday, and is visiting Miss Min
ME Murray, Of Nina avenue.
DR.. stones son entertained a number Of
his boy friends last Thursday evening at his
fathers residence on Summit avenue.
F. w. Redpath, of New York, proprietor Of
the Redpath lecture bureau, reached st. Paul
on Tuesday, and was at the Metropolitan.
Mr.. Thomas j. Keane, the popular pro-
prietor of the Bowling house, Chicago, and
wife, are OIL a visit to friends in st. Paul.
Albert Barnard, formerly of st. Paul, but
for the last ten years a resident of New Ia
coma, W. T., is again in St. Paul on
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Rodgers, of this city,
left last night for Hartford, Conn, where
they will spend Thanksgiving with their
friends.
Mr.. NJ. O'Connor, a wholesale merchant
and capitalist of indianapolis, Ind, is on a
visit to ST. Paul, and is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Freauly.
The oyster supper and entertain ment
Thursday evening at Pacific Congregational
church was q grand success, both finan cially
and socially.
The second reception and ball of st. Paul
division No 2, U. r. Knights of PytAias,
will take place at Sherman hall on next
Tuesday evening.
The second reception and ball of st. Paul
division No. 2, uniform rank, Knights of
Pythias, will be given at Sherman hall,
Thanksgiving evening.
On Friday evening the young ladies' So
ciety of the First NJ. E. church gave a very
pleasant musical entertainment in the lee
ture room of the church.
On Friday evening a very pleasant social
and musicale was given at Mr.. WIS. Donald
sons residence on the corner of Ninth and
Locust streets, by the ladies of the Central
Presbyterian church.
The Ladies Aid society, of East Seventh
street church, will hold an apron fair and
festival with New England supper, with
ladies in ancient costumes, Nov. %, after
noon and evening, and Saturday evening of
the 29th.
A grand ball is to be given at Pfeiffer's
nall by the Fourth ward hunting club, on
Sylvester eve, Dec. IS. The gentlemen
comprising the club are making very extern
sive preparation for the same.
Miss Jennie King, of Robert street, leaves
this evening for Chicago, where she will be
joined by her aunt, Mrs Whltcomb, and
both will proceed together to Los Angeles,
where they viii remain during the winter.
The marriage of James H. Corbin, of the
St. Paul postofiice, with Mary L. Sullivan will
be celebrated Tuesday, Nov. 25th, at p.
m, at st. Mary's church. The happy pair
will commence housekeeping at "a Bluff
street.
Edward T. Wyman, private secretary to
Marvin Hughit, Esq, and Walter Wyman
and J. w. Andrews, all of Chicago, aud con-
nected with the Northwestern road. passed
through ST. Paul last week on a hasty trip to
Dakota.
On Tuesday the Goth instant Mr.. H. s.
Dearborn and Miss Rena Mcclure we're
united in marriage at the residence of the
BRIDES parents, No. $40 E. Seventh street.
Both the parties were recently from Blue
Earth City.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs J. w.
Bell gave a musical TO their resident friends
at Merriam park. The vocal and instrmen-
tai music was very fine and the Merriam no RI
people are to be congratulated on having so
much home talent.
The friends of Jacob Stoltz, who resides at
the corner Of College avenue and Cedar
streets, gave him a serenade Monday night in
honor of the anniversary of his seventeen
birthday, and at the same time pres ented
him with a silver headed cane.
Acker Post No. 81 is endeavoring to organ
lie women's relief corps, that shall be aux
Hilary to Acker post, and has called a meet
Ing to be held at Grand Army hall, on the
northwest corner of Third and Exchange
streets, tomorrow evening at 7:90.
Col. Orlando H. Moore, U. S. A., who has
been at the Merchants for several weeks re-
newing old acquaintances in St. Paul, has
gone to Kalamazoo to enjoy the holidays.
after which he will go to Washington where
he will remain during the winter
Mrs. c. D. Schmidt and daughter, of st.
Paul, have arrived in New York from Europe
on the steamer Armenia, anG have been at
the Fifth avenue hotel. Capt. Smith left for
Chicago Friday night to meet them, and the
whole family is expected in st. Paul to-day.
On Tuesday afternoon, at the rooms of the
Standard club, on the corner of Eighth and