St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-12

The St. Paul Choral society is doing good
deal Of rehearsing, and is preparing fine
programme.
The employees of the Market hall rcstaur-
ant viii give a ball at Pfeifer's hall on the
evening of the 25th.
Acker post No 81, C. A. r., will shortly
give an entertainment, consisting probably
Of a reception and hop.
The Standard club will open the new club
rooms at the corner of Eighth and Jackson
on the evening of the 10Th.
Dr. J. X. Boyd leaves St. Paul for New
Orleans on Tuesday evening, he will make
that city his home hereafter
Mrs. S. A. Thompson left on Wednesday
for Princeton, H., being summoned there
by the illness of her brother.
Mr.. Hezekiah Lamprey, of New Hampshire,
with his son and nephew, is visiting MIR. L.
L. Lamprey, who is his nephew.
The Emmett light artillery viii give an ex-
hibition drill and entertainment at the ar
mory on the evening OF the 18th.
Alex. Mckenzie, Of Dakota, has been in
St. Paul during the week, making himself
agreeable to his many friends here.
r. P. Kellogg, son of VI. n. Kellogg, Esq,
will be married next Wednesday evening to
Miss Mary NJ. McAllister, of this city.
Miss Mosely from Springfield, Mass, is
visiting her cousin Mrs. J. F. Collins, cor
ner Of Grant street and Aurora avenue
Mat Breen, the well known contractor has
gone east for several weeks vacation and
rest from labor, with his wife and daughter.
Invitations are out for an entertainment
to be given by the high school debating So
ciety, at their hall on next Friday evening
Judges Wilkin and Flandrau, who have
been abroad for several months, are expected
to return to ST. Paul about the first of No
vcmber.
Mrs. William Carson and the Misses Car
son, left st. Paul on Friday last for Eau
Clair, Wis, where they viii remain for the
winter.
S. A. Baldwin, assisted by Mr.. Muehlen-
bruch and others, gave very pleasant organ
concert at the Dayton avenue church, Friday
evening,
State Auditor Braden has returned from
his trip to the southwestern part of the state,
where he went to attend the sales of govern
ment land.
AT st. Mary's church to-day will be given
Weber's mass in E. The choir has been en-
larged and will DO full justice to this beau
tiful composition.
On the evening Of November 3 the en-
ployes of the st. Paul IL Manitoba road will
give their second annual ball, Seibert's Or
chestra furnishing the music.
DR.. S. L. Cuyler, popular New York den
fist who spent the greater part OF the last
three weeks in St Paul and Minneapolis.
left Wednesday for Davenport, la.
Mrs. James L. McAfee, of Portland ave-
nue., entertained a number of ladies at lunch
on Wednesday last, in honor Of Miss Muir
phey, Chicago, who is visiting Mrs. McAfee
Mr.. a. l.. Thomas, the junior partner in
the well known firm of Lord IL Thomas.
newspaper advertising agents. Chicago
made flying visit to ST. Paul the past
week.
The Bricklaycrs' union Of st. Paul are TO
give ball on October 81, at Turner hall,
where they hope to see all the friends of the
union present They can be assured of a
Rev. DR.. Conn has accepted call to the
charge of a Presbyterian church in Beverly.
n. j. Paul Conn, his son, and graduate of
the 81. Paul high school in June last, has en-
tered Williams college.
The Bachelor club will iuaugerate the dane
ne season with ball at the Metropolitan hotel
on Tuesday evening the Goth inst, which
will be the largest and most elegant ever
given 10y this admirable organization.
Lawyer Carson. of 4S2 Holly avenue. was
presented with a fine girl yesterday after
noon by his better half This charming
SounS lady will be an additional attraction
to st. Paul society in the course of time.
On Friday evening social party was given
by the Ladies Relief corps, an auxiliary soci-
ETY. to the Garfield post No. 5, GAR, at the
hall on Jackson street. between Fifth and
Sixth. The evening was passed very plea
sanity with dancing aud music
Capital legion No. 8, Select Knights. A. O.
L. ", will give their first serial uniform
ball at Sherman hall the 22nd inst About
twenty uniformed knights will be down from
Minneapolis and it is expected Duluth and
Red Wing win be wei represented.
Mr.. and Mrs. Champliu Cook entertained
large party Of ladies' and gentlemen with
progressive eUchre Friday evening at their
residence on Holly avenue The event was
in honor Of Mrs. Hemmick, of Pittsburg.
Pa who is visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. Cook
Prof. Evans school for dancing is now
fully open and those who attended Yesterday
afternoon were agreeably surprised to see 81
large class. As q teacher OF dancing Prof
Evans IS great success aud the opportunity
which his school oilers is decidedly superior.
About forty ladies aud gentlemen gathered
at the residence OF Capt and Mrs. Faruum.
No. ~ West Fifth street, to celebrate their
twerty-6sth anniversary OF their welded
bliss. The many presents OF which the,
were the recipients testifes to their vel
known popularity.
Mr.. ". H. Frishie, the artist, has opened
studio over the Teird National hank on
Third street, on the corner Of Robert. Es
has an elegant suite Of apartments. and hiss
some very dne work on his easel. He is
forming new classes f9r winter work. auS
numbers among his pupils some Of the best
talent in the city.
The programme which is being prepared
by the ladies and gentlemen who viii assist
at the concert in Sherman ball. TO be given
under the auspices OF 81. Aary's church
choir on Tuesday. October IS, promises to be
very enjoyable. Miss Jingle Glidden vii
sing Sullivau's Lost Chord with piano and
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