St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-02

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Miss Grace Gilbert, on Friday evening en-
tertained party of friends on Summit
avenue.
Mrs. r. r. Riddell, wife of the pastor of
the First Baptist church, has returned from
the east.
OBfiss Lydia Earl, of Washington, D. c., is
the guest of Miss Laura Humphrey, of Day
toms bluff.
Miss Katie Clarity, daughter of Capt.
Frank Clarity, left last week for her home at
Fort Custer.
H. E. Barnard, of Worcester, Mimi, is
visiting his uncle, c. P. Barnard, of Thir-
teenth street.
Mrs. VIM. Bcllel. the wife Of Hon. VIM.
Bickel, is visiting Mrs. Senator A. i. Sackett,
of st. Peter
4 musical and literary entertainment was
held at the Park Congregational church Fri
day evening.
It is reported that Mr.. d. Simpson has
gone to New York for the purpose of coming
back with wife.
Miss Josephine Tunnicliffe, a well known
society lady of jamestown, d. r., is visiting
friends in the city.
Frank Esch and Miss Mary McGiveny will
be married at the cathedral, Tuesday, Nov.
4, at 9 o'clock a. IN.
Miss Lorraine Gonker, an accomplished
young lady of Brainerd, is visiting friends at
the Clarendon hotel
The Misses Smythe returned to st. Paul
last Saturday after protracted absence in
Melbourne, Australia.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. J. Westlake and son, OF
Ashland avenue, arrived home from a trip to
the Pacific coast last week.
The family of MTAAmos w. Hall has re-
turned to the city for the winter, and is dom
iciled on Saltwater street.
Hon. Mark II. Dunuell was in ST. Paul
most of last week, and Hon. William Win
dom was here also good deal.
Mrs. r. f. Luetlle, who has been visiting,
friends here for the past week, returned to
her home in Chicago, yesterday.
Mrs. w. D. Washburn, FairoalIs, has sent
out cards of invitation for reception Tues
day evening, Nov. II, at O'Clock.
Mrs. n. w. Kittson and her daughters
Misses Annie and May, aud her son Louis,
returned from the east last Thursday.
Samuel II. Nichols, clerk of the supreme
court, has recovered from his recent illness,
and visited his Office Friday afternoon.
The w. z. c. held one of their regular
hops at the residence of Mr.. Sig. Greves,
Forbes street, on Wednesday evening last
Miss Fannie Chadbourn, of Blue Earth
City, is spending few weeks in the city the
fNfN .F
street.
Superintendent Kiehle has returned from
his trip through southern Minnesota in con-
nection with the state school exhibit in New
Orleans.
The st. Paul Division No. . Knights of
Pythias, will give its second reception and
ball on Thursday evening, November 81, at
Sherman hall.
The grand charity ball to be given on the
evening of November 10 at the Armory is an
assured success, as nearly all the tickets have
been disposed of.
The boys of the st. Paul and Manitoba
shops will give grand ball at Turner hall
TO- morrow evening. Seibert's orchestra will
furnish the music.
On Friday evening the Ancient Order of
Hibernians, Division No. 2, gave its first
annual ball at Market hall, which WAS well
attended and very pleasant
w. B. T. Heyser, deputy bank examiner
of Minnesota, is devoting the time of vaca-
ton to renewing acquaintance in Washing
ton, D. c., his former home.
The thirty-frst anniversary of the German
society was duly celebrated at the Athenem
lac t dar
present had very pleasant time.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. f. Egan and family are
now settled in their new home, No. so Kent
street, corner of Holly avenue, where they
shall be pleased to see their friends.
Francis Murphy has passed an important
and profitable week in st. Paul, speaking
each evening in behalf of temperate living
and winning new converts for the blue rib
bon army.
Miss Matte Jennings, of Ashland avenue,
gave a delightful Halloween party Friday
evening. The affair was unique in many
particulars and will long be remembered by
the young people attending.
The new roller rink on Fourth and Fifth
streets opposite the postofice will have
floor laid in cement on the solid rock which
viii do away with the roaring noise caused
by rolling around on board floor
Mr.. r. E. Rider, on the occasion of the
anniversary of his birthday last Friday even.
ing, entertained a number of his gentlemen
friends with regular old-fashioned down
east dinner, 'biled dish.n 1t was heartily
enjoyed.
The dancing classes of Prof. r. H. Evans
at Sherman hall, now number 2S3 pupils
His Saturday evening hops are very enjoya-
BILE and growing in popularity. The profess
sor has been elected member Of the Amer
lean society of Professors of Dancing" of
New York city.
Mr.. II. E. Barnard, of the firm of Barnard
Bros, trunk manufacturers, of Worcester,
Mass, is the guest of his uncle, Mr.. c. B.
Barnard, deputy United States internal rev.
enue collector. 1t is his first visit to St
Paul. and he expresses himself as highly de.
lighted with the city.
Last evening the West Side Liedertafel
gave very pleasant concert and ball al
Turner hall. This organization has a good
chorus of about sixty voices, which with the
orchestra presented some excellent selections
ana Mr.. Arthur Holdt contributed a violin.
cello solo in very artistic style.
The reception rendered last Thursday
evening to Dr. S. G. Smith and wife, of the
First NJ. E. church, by Mr.. and Mrs. H. S
Fairchild, of Summit avenue, was an elegant
affair and was largely attended by members
of the church and congregation, who warmly
welcomed DIR. Smith back to his former
charge. Mr.. Johnston and Misses Fairchilt