St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-22
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FUTURE EVENTS.
The Cigar Makers union give ball at
Turner hall on April 6.
On April 10 Prof. Evans will give his an
hual reception and dancing party.
A new hall will be erected on the West
side this spring by Herald lodge, A. o. U. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Howell of lower town
will entertain their friends in the near flu
| ture.
On Monday evening the walters of the
Hotel Astoria will give their initial hop at
Sherman hall.
The German society will give the fve-act
comedy, "Anti-Xantippe," at the Athen@um
this evening.
Turner hall will be the scene of ball
given by the Metro politan band and Or
chestra On April 16.
The st. Paul Dramatic club will present the
Serious Family" three-act comedy, on
| April 9. The cast selected is unusually
strong, and an excellent entertainment is
assured.
A meeting of the Young Mems Old Set
the district court room.
The Lawn Tennis club will inaugurate the
opening of the season by a grand party
given shortly after Lent.
full dress party and german will be
given by the Delta Lawn Tennis club at
Sherman hall on April s.
The Crusaders will give an anniversary en-
tertainment on April Is consisting Of tab
leaux and musical selections.
The Young people of Plymouth church will
give fine musical entertainment in the
church on Thursday evening.
The young people of Clinton Avenue
church propose to give a social on March 81
at Gymnasium hall, West side.
A german by the German club will occur
soon after Easter, for which elaborate pre-
partitions are now being made.
Damascus Commandery No. will give a
social entertainment on Tuesday evening
next, following the installation of officers.
The Sons of Veterans, st. Paul Camp No.
s, propose to give an extensive social enter
tainment on April 6, at Garfield hall, No. 81
JACKSON street.
The second social party of ST. Paul Camp
No. l, Sons Of Veterans .. s. A, takes
| place at Garfield Post hall on Easter Monday
night, April 6. A pleasant time is antici-
pated.
The Knights of Pythias will give grand
ball and reception at Sherman hall on Thurs
day evening, April 6. Two hundred invita-
tons are out and the affair will be conducted
on magnificent scale.
The coming meeting of the State S@nger-
fest, to occur in this city in June next, con-
tinues to be topic of great interest among
the Germans. Extensive preparations are
being made for large and successful gather
| ing,
The entertainment committee of Acker
post will give an entertain ment on Monday
evening, 23d, consisting of music and rec
itations. A nominal admission will be
charged to meet expenses and for benefit of
relief fund.-
Mr.. j. Chur. brother of Mrs. Thomas
Lyle, will on Wednesday evening next as
sumo the direction of genuine od-fashioned
colored minstrel performance, to be given at
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NJ. E. Church.
An exceedingly pleasant form of enter
tainment, known as 'rose- bud" party, will
be given by the younger pupils of Prof.
Evans, at Sherman hall, on April II. Flowers
will form a conspicuous part of the decora-
tons of the rooms, and will be chiefly used
as means of personal adornment.
Parties by the Boat club and Bachelors club
are still absorbing subjects of conversation
in society circles as post-Lenten probable
tiles, although there seems to be a growing
disposition on the part of those in charge &c
merge these two en- tertainments into one,
thus insuring a large attendance and lessen
ing the labor of preparation.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Miss Auerbach left last evening to visit
Miss Antisdel Of Saltwater.
John Summers of the Windsor is spend
ing few days in Chicago.
r. Warner and wife have returned from q
trip to New Orleans and Old Mexico.
! Miss Fannie Western has returned from an
all winters visit in st. Joseph, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Manning have re-
turned from New Orleans and the South.
has been visiting st. Paul friends during tn G
week.
A. L. Larpeuteur and wife and daughter re-
turned yesterday morning from their visit
| South.
Albert w. Lawton of the West side has
returned from two months visit to Cali
| fornia.
Capt. Mark Costello has returned from an
extended trip to New Orleans and the South
generally.
Lieut.. Charles F. Long passed through st.
! Paul on Thursday en- route from Washington
to Lis post.
| Mrs. Pugh, wife of Hon. Thomas VI. Pugh.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. Lake, at 227
| West Ninth street.
Edmund Rice, Jr., and family left on
! Sunday evening for trip to Georgia and
other Southern points.
! Mrs. Ball of Fargo has returned to that
place from visit to her cousin, Mrs. W. L.
| Purple of Jackson street.
! Miss Ida A. Kipp of Port Huron is VISITING
her sister, Mrs. Hymer of Concord street,
with whom she will spend the summer.
j. J. O'Leary and family and P II. Kelly
and family and Miss Mamie Otis were heard
! from in New Orleans during the past week.
| Lieut.. Johnson, son of Gen. r. W John
| son. has returned from an all winters stay
in Washington to his post at Fort Smelling.
| DR.. Frank B. Carpenter and wife, who left
| St. Paul two years since to make their home
in the Sandwich Islands, are expected home
| at an early dste.
Misses Emma Simmons, Fannie Sherman,
| MAY Jameson aud Emma Smith. all Of Red
Wing, visited Mrs. George ". vii ey of lyle
mart street the past week.
| Miss Jessie Allen, VINO has been visiting
| in St. Paul, will leave in few days for Eu
| rope, where she Will complete her musical
| education, after which she will return and
mingle in st. Paul musical circles.