St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-27
Here and There.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Bass returned last
Friday from Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs George A. Hamilton, left
for Chicago last Friday.
The Excelsior club had pleasant hop at
Seibert's hall last Friday evening.
Hear .'thc old man eloquent " at Market
hall this, Sunday evening.
Miss Katherine Kountz, who will be the
soprano soloist for the Messiah will arrive
to-day.
Mr.. II. A. Choate, prominent Boston
druggist, is visiting his daughter Mrs Chas.
D. Mickey.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Beaupre, Miss Beanfore,
and Miss Bamford, returned last Friday from
4 southern trip
DR.. James Davenport returned yesterday
from visit to New Orleans and other
eouthern points.
Mr.. r. r. Wells, popular young man in
social circles, left stweek for Duluth, where
he will remain for several weeks.
Mrs NJ. B. Williams, of 335 Somerset
street, has left the city for an extended trip
through the southwest and Colorado
Mrs f. c. Chittenden gave a reception in
honor of her guest, Miss Irene Holland, Of
Milwaukee, last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs D. NJ. Dyer, of Nina avenue,
entertained a small company Of young PEG
pie with dancing last Monday evening.
Judge William Strong and daughter, who
have been visiting in st. Paul for few
DAYS, leave for Washington tomorrow.
Prof. r. II. Evans, the popular dancing
teacher, will again act as master of
ceremonies at Hotel Lafayette this year.
Mrs. Col. Rucker, of Fort Smelling, gave a
delightful children's party last Friday even
ing. the First Regiment band supplying
music.
Miss Oliver, of Council Bluffs, charming
young lady and vocalist returned to her home
last week, but she will probably come to St.
Paul to reside.
On Friday evening Miss Lizzie Simonton
gave an enjoyable dancing party to some
fifty of her young friends at her home, 514
Summit avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Zimmerman are ex-
pected to arrive from Europe to-day. Some
thing fine may be expected from Mr.. Zim-
merman's brush.
The Arion Singing society will give the
operetta entitled ga Court Session. at Tur-
ner hall tomorrow evening Seibert will
supply music.
Quite number of young st. Paul people
attended the ball of Company l, at Mime
apolis last Wednesday evening, and pro-
nounced it elegant.
Mrs. C. B. Thurston and Miss May Thurs
ton will arrive from st. Augustine, Florida,
this week. Mr.. Thurston and Miss Nellie
returned a week ago.
Col. Charles P. Marvin visited Chicago last
week 1t was the first time he ever saw a
city bigger than St. Paul, and he came back
satisfied that there is no place like home. u
Gen. r. W. Johnson left for Chicago last
evening, and on his return he will be ac-
companied by his niece, Miss Johnson, of
Atlanta, Ga, who will spend the summer in
St. Paul.
No more singers will be accepted for the
Oratorio of the Messiah except a few leading
contralto's who will present themselves at
the rehearsal tomorrow evening, at AS, at
College hail. corner Third and Wabashaw
streets.
The reception. rendered Prof j. N. Beggs
by his friends and pupils on Friday evening,
was well attended, about fifty couples being
present. Quite a number of the professor
admirers from Minneapolis and Saltwater
graced the occasion by their presence.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Beals, of Portland ave-
nue., held a reception last Thursday evening
in honor of Mr.. Justice Strong, late of the
supreme court of the United States. There
were about twenty legal gentlemen present,
including the judges Of the supreme court
of the state and many of the older lawyers
of the city and state.
There was delightful informal hop at
Fort Smelling last Monday evening, there be-
ing present from st. Paul: Misses Seixas,
Draper, Forsyth, Knox, McLaren, Jessie and
Kittie Gilman, Drake, Shaw, and Hancock;
Messrs. Elmer, Kaiser, Newport, Driscoll,
jackson, Meade, Hannaford, Markoe.
The german club will hold its fourth as
sembly at Seibert's hall next Friday evening,
he ladies supplying the fans and supper, and
the gentlemen the hall and music. The fifth
assembly will follow in a fortnight, and the
officers at Fort Smelling will entertain the
club at its sixth and last meeting at the fort
some time in May.
The dramatic club will next present the
drama of ''Caste, under the management
OF Mr.. Frank Newell, on May 18th Re-
hearsals will be held on successfully We'd
nesday, Saturday, Wednesday, Saturday,
Monday and Wednesday after the Both inst.
The ladies of Saltwater have invited the club
to repeat married in Haste' at the Grand
Opera house in that city.