St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-16
SOCIAL WORLD.

friends at Hastings.
VIM. A. Mickle, of Buffalo, N. Y, is
mong the guest of the Clarendon.
Mrs. VIM. B. Hawkins and two sons are
visiting Mrs W. NJ. Tileston, of West Third
street.
Miss May Blanchard, of Ottawa, Ill, is
visiting her aunt Mrs. Chas. Baldwin, of
Western avenue.
A very pleasant party was given at Capt.
j. B. Quinn's residence, No. 249 Nelson av-
enue, last evening.
Miss Luella Quincy has returned from the
east, bringing large number of elegant de-
signcs for her studio.
The Young folks of st. Johns church
society are preparing the comedy of ''castc,n
to be presented after Lent
Mr.. George E. Weller and wife, of New
York, made Mrs. w. NJ. Tileston, of West
Third street, flying visit last week.
On Saturday evening next the United
Sons of Hermann are to have q musical en-
tertainment and hop at Turner hall.
A public debate will be given by the "
ceum of the Y. M. G. A., at the rooms OF
the association next THURSDAY evening.
Mrs. L. B. Moore, of Erie, Pa, is visiting
with her son, S. L. Moore, East Ninth street,
and will remain in St. Paul until summer.
Miss Hattie Chamberlain, of Bradford, Pa,
who has been visiting friends here for the
past week. returned to her home last night.
Misses Josie and Lizzie Fairchild, who for
the past six months have been visiting rela-
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day last week.
The German society is to give benefit
entertainment at the Athenaeum next Sunday
evening in behalf of the German library in
our public schools.
Miss Lizzie Clements, $40 Roberts street,
is visiting her parents at Degratf, MINI.
She will return early in April, and will then
leave for New York.
Mr. Samuel Rosenbaum, dry goods mer-
chant of East Seventh street, leaves tonight
for New York and other eastern markets TO
make spring perchases.
The usual 81. Patricks celebration takes
place in st. Paul tomorrow, and in the even
ing a musical and literary entertainment
will be given at Armory hall.
Rev. DR.. s. G. Smith will deliver his new
lecture on Thomas Carlisle, April 4, under
the auspices of the Young Ladies society, OF
the First NJ. E. church, ST. Paul
This morning the Plymouth choir render
bv request, some special music, with solo
by Mrs. Matthews, and the closing piece, one
of the Moody and Sankey collection
Mr.. E. w. Watkins, member of the inter
national committee, New York, will address
the public meeting held at the Y. NJ. c. A.
rooms this afternoon az O'Clock. All are
invited.
A calico ball is announced at Market hall
Monday evening-St. Patrick's night-tor
the benefit of w. F. Wilson. A handsome
gold medal will be given to the best lady
dancer.
Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Sattler arrived home
last Sunday, after an extended bridal trip
through the south and east. They will be at
home informally to their friends at 532
Canada street.
The overture, William Tell, by Rossini, a
piano solo by Professor A. Schenier, and
violin solo by D. Muehlenbruch, will be
among the attractions of the next Turner
hall concert, March %.
Prof Malcolm, the old time teacher Of
dancing in st. Paul and Minneapolis died at
his home in Minneapolis this week. He was
a great favorite with the children and par
ents. His loss will be deeply felt
The people of st. Joseph's parish have en-
gagged Pfeifer's hall for their entertainment
of Monday evening. 1t will consist of oyster
supper, songs, speeches and play. 1t prom
Uses to be the best of any in the city.
Miss johnson, of Portsmouth, Ohio, ac-
companied by Miss Daisy Davidson, of this
city, is visiting at Captain Peyton Davidson's,
La Crosse, Wis. Miss Johnson has been
guest of Commodore Davidson during the
winter.
The lenten special services in Plymouth
church will continue this week on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evenings. The in
terest seems undated, and at some Of the
meeting the chapel has been filled to over
flowing.
The Young Peoples society of the Chris
tan church gave a literary and musical
entertainment, Friday night at the residence
of A. L. Winship, No. 491 Collins street
Allthe performances were of very pleasant
character.
Mr.. G. NJ. Winch, vice president of the st.
Paul Street Railway company, is in st. Paul,
for the purpose of looking over the road, in
which he is large stakeholder. On the first
of May he will move his family out here and
take up his residence in st. Paul.
Mr.. Gustave Heinemann, the popular Sew
enth street dry goods merchant, left for New
York city and other eastern markets last
Thursday. He will be absent some time and
his return will be eagerly looked forward to
by his many customers, who naturally will
expect the cream of the novelties.
Mr. Oscar Lienau will leave for Germany
on the Oath of this month for the purpose of
undergoing course of training in the old
country. He has been under the tuition of
Signor Jannotta for some time past, and is
advised by the Signor and his friends to take
the trip, and undergo the training for the
benefit of his voice, which is good tenor.
very agreeable juvenile surprise party
took place yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dence of J. w, Cunningham, corner of
Portland avenue and Mackubin street. It
was little Nellie's tenth birthday, and her
young friends, to the number of about fifty,
collected to pay their respects, where they
enjoyed themselves as only children can.
Miss A. Anna Palmes, who has been visit
ing her sister Mrs. A. P. Moss, for several
months, left the city on Tuesday. She ex-
poets making several visits on her way home
the first one being at Kalamazoo, Mich She
will be greatly missed in the social circles,
and will receive cordial welcome from her
many friends whenever she visits here
again.
Mr.. c. D. Jones, of st. Paul, superintend-
ent of the electric headquarters, was at Far
ibault yesterday, and arranged for putting in
fire alarm for the city. There will be four
boxes, one convenient to the state and edu-