St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-01

and anon he tightens up his belt another hole
and murmurs family, "Where be theya My
pupils, oh my pupilsl"
The caterer and the confectioner lift up
their voices and bewail the hardness of the
times and the leader of the orchestra sits
apart and sips his beer in gloomy silence,
wondering, when again shall the patter of
Joyous feet awaken at the strains of the haut-
boy and the cymbals''
EVENTS OF THE WEEK.
On Tuesday evening Prof. Evans dancing
class met in Sherman hall.
The Ramsey County Pioneers association
has given up its reunion for this year.
On Wednesday evening a skating party
from the West side visited the Jackson street
rink.
On Tuesday afternoon skating party
from Fort Smelling visited one of the st.
Paul Kinks.
The First Regiment band gave concert
at Liedertafel hall in the Sixth ward on Sun
day evening last.
Mrs. Fred Driscoll entertained progress
sive euchre party on Thursday evening at
her residence on st. Peter street.
pleasant progressive euchre party was
given at the residence of John A. Stees, No.
257 Virginia avenue, Thursday night.
On Saturday evening a reception was
given by DR.. Dunsmore of Minneapolis, at
which number of st. Paul physicians were
present
On Thursday evening progressive euchre
party was given by Miss Caroline Knox at
the residence of Mrs. George B. Glenny on
Sherman street
pleasant social meeting was held at the
rooms of the Gospel Temperance union last
evening. Music, readings and Rotations
made up the program.
Society people are tiding over the dreari-
ness of Lent by series of tooth-pulling mat
inees, held every Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon by st. Paul dentist free of
charge.
The West Side roller rink was the scene
of a sheet and pillow case party on Satur-
day evening, the 21st. After a hilarious time
the DISCUSSES were removed and general
skating festival ensued.
The polo match on Tuesday evening, be-
tween the Summit Avenue club and the
Croker Rink club of Minneapolis, resulted
in victory for the Summit Avenue club
after hard fought contest.
Seibert's orchestra gave its usual Sunday
evening concert on the 22d at Turner hail.
The program was well selected, including
cornet duet by Tilleman Brothers, and vio-
lin solo by Mr.. Muelenbruch.
On Monday evening st. Andrews society
held its regular monthly social meeting at
Druids hall. In accordance with the invari-
able custom Of this society a thoroughly en-
joyable evening was passed.
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ruse of Seventh street entertained a number
of friends in honor of the attainment of his
majority by their son, Mr.. David Ruse. The
affair was in every respect delightful.
The ladies of the w. c. T. U. gave a re-
ception on Thursday afternoon at their
rooms on Seventh street in honor OF Mrs
S. E. Pain, who has recently returned from
Europe. a large number was present.
On Sunday evening a carpenters social
union was organized az Dr.-ds' hall, under
the rules of Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners of America A full corps Of officers
rolled.
Capitol Legion No 3, Select Knights, Wis
tied Herald lodge No. IS, A. o. U. W., in
West st. Paul on Monday evening. The
visit was in response to an invitation from
Herald lodge, the visitors attending in full
regalia.
Union lodge No. 4s, 1. o. o. F., gave
social hop on Wednesday evening in Odd
Fellows amusement hall. Dancing was
continued until II o'clock, when supper was
served. billiards. quadrille band furnished
the music.
A sleighing party of ten couples, including
a number of st. Paul physicians and their
wives, visited Minneapolis on Monday even
ing. Several roller Kinks were included in
the rounds, and at a late hour the party re-
turned to st. Paul.
On Wednesday evening a number of
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Cone of No. GO
East Seventh street gave them pleasant
surprise. The house was filed to its capacity
and the evening was spent in instrumental
music and singing.
On Saturday evening, Feb. 81, the rooms
of the Gospel Temperance union were filled
to OVERLOOKING, on the occasion of the Wash
ington anniversary concert \ long pro-
gram was successfully rendered, to the de-
light OF large audience.
On Thursday evening the ladies of the
Women's Christian home served an oyster
supper at the capitol for the benefit of the
home. Many members of the legislature
and state officials partoOk of the banquet
The affair was n financial success
The Toys of the Reform school gave dra-
matte entertainment on Saturday evening,
Feb. 21. The play was the 'Irish Lion, - the
boys taking all the parts, male and female
Many visitors were present, and the enter
tainment was in every way success.
The Chautauqua Literary and Scientific
circle met on Friday evening for an seven
ing with Longfelow" on the anniversary of
his birth. The meeting was held at the First
Baptist chapel on Wacouta street and an in
teresting Longfellow program rendered.
The second of the series of chamber con-
certs took place at Dyer 81 Towards music
store on Thursday evening. Vocal solos
were rendered by Miss Glidden and Mr..
Buckelew, cello solo by Miss Geist and
Mendelssohn quartet by the string quartet
The ladies of the Relief corps gave basket
social on Monday evening at the hall of
Acker post, corner of West Third and Ex-
change streets. Music, speeches, recitations
and dancing made mp the program of
pleasant evening. About two hundred per-
sous were present
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. High
house, West side, were surprised by party
of friends, the occasion being the birthday of
Mrs. lighthouse. A number of elegant
presents were given, among others hand
some banner. The evening was greatly en-
joyed by all present.
On Monday evening the Exposition roller
rink was crowded with spectators and par