St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-30
THE SOCIAL WORLD

Miss Auerbach gave progressive euehre
party last evening.
Mrs. NJ. B. Williams has gone TO St.
Louis for the holidays.
On Tuesday afternoon ]. f. Carblu was
married to Miss Sullivan.
The net proceeds Of the Orphans fair at
Market hail was $1,000.
About 81, 900 worth of tickets have been
sold for the firemen's ball
Miss Lizzie Annandale will sing this FORE
noon at the First NJ. E. church.
Misses Mealey and Prescott are visiting
Mrs. Saackford o. Tenth street
The Post Siding Social Dlucing club held
is second dance Friday evening.
Mr.. Stanley Proudft spent Thanksgiving
1t his home in Madison, Wisconsin.
The harvest home festival will be cele-
'rated at Plymouth church tonight.
Miss Eytinge, of Philadelphia. is visiting
Miss Rachel Rice, of Summit avenue.
Company D will give grand ball on the
evening of December at the armory.
Franklin Steele Of Washington, D. c., is
It the Metropolitan hotel for few days.
lOu. w. W. DiilsVu, vi DuluIu, has OeCu
1t the Merchants several days this week.
Mr.. kennedy, of Helena, Montana, is
visiting his sister Mrs. Moore in st. Paul.
The Knights of Pythias had a pleasant
party at Sherman hall Thanksgiving night.
The Once Week club had very pleas Mt
dance at Turner hall on Wednesday even
ing.
Progressive eucbre Is what Miss Sqnires
entertained her friends with on Wednesday
evening.
The members of the Cosmos dine at the
West hotel, Minneapolis, next Saturday
evening.
The Leland Brothers of New York, have
been the guests II Mr.. Dennis Ryan during
ihe week.
Louis Bigelow, at college in Ann Arbor,
spent Thanksgiving at lone. He returned
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Draper entertained a
number of friends last Friday evenu II a
theatre party
Mr.. w. B. T. Keyser is expected in st.
Paul to-day from his prolonged visit to
Washington, D. c.
The Dancers Dancing club filed Market
hall Wednesday night and gave pleasant
entertainment.
Yesterday a license was taken out for the
marriage OF Charles c. Fairchild to Miss
Grace w. Sabin.
Mrs f. g. Draper, of No. 459 Eighth
street, gave very pleasant opera party Fri
day afternoon ond evening.
Mrs. James II Davidson and Master
Earnest, who have been absent from home
since July, will return to-day.
A number of young people will give party
next Monday evening in the Windsor hotel
dining room to invited guests. from till ~.
Major Wheeler, Fort Keogh, has been
greeting many St. Paul friends, during a
short stay at the Metropolitan the past week
A full dress evening party will be given
Tuesday evening, Dec. 9, as the first of a
regular series under the direction OF Prof
Begg.
Mr.. H. A Oiell has bsen in st. Paul for
the past week. Rumor names an attraction
of considerable consequence as reason for
his stay.
Mrs. VIM. Bickell has returned from Mil
waukee, where she went to visit her daughter.
Miss lila Bciell, who is attending st. Mary's
Convent school
A number Of the friends of w. H. Nichols
and wife made sudden call upon him on
Thanksgiving evening, and had quite a
pleasant time.
During holiday week the seventy member
of the children's Saturday afternoon class
will be given an evening party by their
teacher, Prof. Begg.
The ST. Andrews society hold their annual
ball and festival at Turner's halle tomorrow
(Monday) evening. The indications are that
it will be brilliant affair.
Prof. Evans is preparing to give a full
dress soiree at Sherman hall the week before
Christmas, the music for which will be fur
nished by Seibert's orchestra.
Judge james F. O'Bren, of DEVILS lake,
was in St. Paul during most of the week, and
looks as though the country agreed with him.
He started for home Friday evening.
A com plimentary bali to the members of
the St. Paul base ball club is down on the
bills to take place Tuesday evening next at
Market hall. The tickets'are 81, and selling
rapidly.
The ladies of the Dayton Bluff Industrial
society will hold fair in the Portland block,
on Broadway, December 9, 10 and IL, for
the benefit of the Dayton Bluff Episcopal
church.
The Milford house benefit entertainment
at the Metropolitan Thursday evening was a
pleasant affair, both on account of the good
music and also because of the dancing, and
besides it was profitable.
Mrs. q. G. Sanborn and daughter returned
Wednesday from two months visit among
relatives and friends in New England. The
many friends of Mrs. Sanborn will bt
glad to learn that her health is very much
improved.
The letter carriers of St. Paul gave thei
.hird annual ball at Market hall last FRIDAY
evening. About $50 couples were present
There were twenty numbers danced and i
was quite early when the affair was drawn Il
close.
On TUESDAY evening next there will be
meeting of all ex-fremen at the office o.
Hanley s. Mahoney, No. 100 East Fifth street
to make arrangements for their first annual
ball. All exfiremen and all volunteers art
invited to attend.
The st. Paul base ball club will give
grand ball at Market hall next Tuesday even
ing, December 2. The tickets are sold il
considerable quantities, and pleasant gath
sring may be anticipated. Seibert's orchestr
will furnish appropriate music for such al
occasion.
Mr. Seibert, with his usual watchfulness,
has secured the celebrated Joseffy for tbs
concert this evening at Turner hall. Tn
orchestra will give splendid oYertures and
selection from Trovatore, and with the or