St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-12
henaum. The evening was concluded

athen9um. Inc evening was conclude0
with dancing.
The West Side Bowling club gave a bal
last evening at Liedertafel hall.
On Sunday evening Seibert's orchestrs
gave its final concert at Turner hall.
The ball of the Cigar Makers union at
Turner hall took place on Monday evening.
A necktie and apron sociable occurred at
the West Side rink on Thursday evening.
On Thursday evening chicken pie festiva
was given by the ladies of Plymouth church.
The Hibernian rifles gave ball and socia
entertainment on Friday evening at Market
hall.
Miss Belle Slater of Grand avenue enter
tanned the BONES Amies club during the
week.
The West Side Baptists gave socable or
Friday evening at the residence of DR..
Winnie.
The Bohemian society ''Lumir" gave 8
ball followed by hop in the athen@um las
evening.
The Liederkranz society of the West side
gave an enjoyable ball and concert on Mon
day evening.
St. Marys church was the scene of the
marriage of DR.. j. Markoe and Miss Prince
a short time since.
The Lower Town Whist club was enter
tanned on Tuesday evening by Miss Wash
ington of Park place.
a grand concert and hop was given al
Liedertafe hall on Monday evening by the
West Side Choral society.
Miss Nettie Thomas gave a dancing party
TO number of friends on Friday evening, at
the residence of DR.. Thomas.
A camp fire was held at Acker Post hall
ON Tuesday evening. Tableaux, music and
dancing made up the program.
The young people of the Pacific Con gre
gational church gave musical and literary
entertainment on Tuesday night.
On Sunday last an Easter song service was
held at the rooms of the Gospel Temperance
union with violin and flute accompanim ents.
The Dancers club gave its third ball at
Market hall on Monday evening. Music was
furnished by the First regiment land.
The social hop given by Garfield Post G.
4. r.. at Market hall OF Thursday evening,
resulted in a welcome addition to the me-
mortal fund.
The social meeting of the Gospel Temper
ance union with music, reading and recita-
! tons was held as usual last evening in the
| Seventh street rooms.
St. Paul Lodge No. &C. Good Templars,
gave an entertainment on Wednesday even
ing at Druds' hall. A prize was given the
handsomest lady present.
The presentation of ''The Serious Family"
by the St. Paul Dramatic club, which was
announced for Thursday evening, was post
poned to latter date.
The Junior Pioneer association met in the
court house on Tuesday evening. Addresses
by Maj. T. NJ. Newson and others were the
leading features of the program.
A number of the young friends of Miss
| Nellie Finch were entertained by her in a
delightful manner at the family residence on
Summit avenue few evenings since.
Messrs. Howard and James Elmer enter
tanned stag whist party of dozen friends
at their rooms in Poverty iat,'' opposite the
Metropolitan, on Wednesday evening.
On Friday evening Rev. r. Forbes re-
ceived his numerous friends at his residence,
No 541 Robert street Refreshments were
served and an enjoyable time resulted.
On Monday evening st. Paul camp No. /,
Sons of Veterans, U. s. A, gave its second
social party at Garfield post hall on Jackson
street. a pleasant time was the result.
On Friday evening occurred the fourth
annual benefit Of Prof Evans, at Sherman
hall In spite of the unfavorable weather
the occasion was enjoyed by those in attend
auce.
A grand ball and reception was given at
Sherman hall on Thursday evening by the
knights of Pythias. The hall was crowded
and the affair conducted on magnificent
scale.
On Friday evening the G. A. r. posts of
st. Paul escorted Gov. Hubbard to Mime
apolis IN the occasion of the presentation to
Past Grand Commander Beath of the United
States.
+ missionary tea' was given by the
ladies of the First NJ. E. church on Friday
evening. The church parlors were well
filed, and handsome sum realized for mis-
sionary purposes.
On Wednesday evening small whist party
was entertained by Mr.. Strickland at the
Astoria. The other contestants were Mr.
Ransom, Mr.. Draper and Mr.. Higgins. The
game was continued into the ''wee sma"
hours.
The third grand fancy dress carnival was
held on Monday evening at the Exposition
roller rink. Fourteen elegant prizes were
distributed. The event was the most elabor-
ate and expensive roller rink festivity of the
season.
The second series of chamber concerts
took place at the First Methodist church on
Thursday evening. The program was rem
dered with characteristic excellence by the
performers, ana was listened to by largely
increased audience.
A masquerade ball was given by the st.
Paul Lacrosse club at Market hall on We'd
uesday evening. About one hundred couples
participated. The floor was in charge Of
committee Of ten clad in monkish garb.
Prizes were given for the most elegant and
most comical costumes.
The -orcan recital at the First Baptist
NtlhtOH vi NtNutSUaS dlttiuOOH dtlIdCteQ
crowded audience to the church. The play
ING of Prof. Morse, with the efficient aid rem
dered him by local talent of ~ high order,
contributed to making the entertainment in
every way most enjoyable one.
An enjoyable progressive euchre party
was given by Mrs. Charles Morris of Summit
avenue on Monday evening. The following
were the winners: Ladies' head prize, Miss