St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-05
for social enjoyment and in the food OF

PROMISED events, IL Jnere is q society OF OF
ganization or coterie unrepreseuted, it has
not yet been heard of. The Bachelors, the
Tennis clubs, the military organizations, the
temperance people, the church organizations,
the butchers, the bakers, the candlestick
makers and all classes of weary humanity
are bent upon indemnifying themselves for
the season of Lenten dreariness. The spring
season now opening will witness tide OF
social enjoyment which will rise far above
anything hitherto experienced in st. Paul.
The annual reception and dancing party
of Prof. Evans occurs on April TO-
The West Side Bowling club will give a
ball at Ledertafel hall on April H.
The post Easter german by the German
club promises to be a brilliant affair.
The Hibernian rifles give ball and social
entertainment at Market hall on April 10.
Prof. j. N. Beggs will give his class party
his juvenile class at Turner hall April II.
Tomorrow evening is the time of the
ball of the Cigar Makers union at Turner
hall.
The West Side Choral society will give a
grand concert and hop at Liede1tafel hall on
April 6.
Turner hall will be the scene of ball
given by the Metropolitan band and orchestra
on April 16.
The last of the seasons concerts by Sci
bert's orchestra will take place this evening
at Turner hall.
The BONES Amies club will be enter
tanned by Miss Belle Slater of Grand avenue
soon after Easter.
The young people of Clinton Avenue
church propose to repeat their gymnasium
social at an early date.
Miss Washington will entertain the Lower
town Whist club at an early date at her resi-
dence on st. Peter street.
The Lacrosse club will entertain its friends
at Market hall soon after Easter, the occasion
being masquerade ball.
The Crusaders give social, dramatic and
literary entertainment on the occasion of
their anniversary, April 16.
There will be campfire at Acker Post
hall on Tuesday evening. There will be
tableaux, music and dancing.
On Monday, April 20, lecture will be
given by Edward Fales, an old West side
resident, at Liedertafel hall on The Life
Beautiful.
The ladies of Plymouth church will give a
"chicken pie'' supper in the church parlors
Thursday evening. Tickets so cents. AL
are cordially invited.
Acker post, G. A. R., will give literary
entertainment on the evening of April at
the Jackson street hall, A program of I'M
usual excellence is being prepared.
The cast has been selected for the pre-
sentation of the ''Serious Family by the st.
Paul Dramatic company on April 8, and it
is understood to be unusually strong.
The ladies of Plymouth church will give a
chicken pie supper at the chapel next Thurs
day evening the 9th inst. A good supper
and good time may be expected All are
cordially invited.
Prof. Beggs will give the closing evening
dress party to the children's class and their
friends at Turner hall Friday evening, April
IT, from 7:30 till 1920. Spectators from
10: 80 till l.
The second social party of the st. Paul
Camp No. 1, Sons of Veterans, U S. A., will
take place at Garfield post hall on Easter
Monday night, April 6. A pleasant time is
anticipated.
The Knights of Pythias will give a grand
ball and reception at Sherman hall on
Thursday evening, April g. Two hundred
invitations are out and the affair will be con-
Quoted on magnificent scale.
The second Of the series of chamber con-
certs at the First Methodist Episcopal church
will take place on Thursday evening Prof
Titcomb, Miss Geist and Prof. Stoeving take
part as usual and very superior entertain
ment is assured, deserving of a large at
tendance.
Elaborate preparations are being made for
the full-dress party and german to be given
at Sherman hall on April 8, by the Delta
Lawn Tennis club. large number of in
yitations are out and an especially elegant
affair is in prospect. Favors of great beauty
are being prepared by number of lady
friends of the club.
The date of the Bachelors club hop has
finally been set for April II. The Metro
politan hotel has been selected for the occa-
sion, and the well-known character of the
entertainments gwen by this club insures a
good time. The committee on preparations
is as follows: c. F. Sibley c. j. Potts, c. W.
Gordon, Stanley Proudft, E. f. Harrington
and NJ. j. Boyle.
The ladies of the Church of St. John the
Evangelist are making elaborate preparations
for an exhibition of "Mother Jarley's Wax
works." to be given in the school house adj
joining the church on Thursday and Friday,
the 9th and 10th of April. The first rehear-
sal was held.on Thursday evening at the res
idence of H. VI. Smythe, Portland avenue
Several prominent society people will take
part, and the exhibition is assured of being
in every way successful. Amusical program
will be given during the evening.
The Rosebud reception will take place at
Sherman hall Saturday evening, April II,
1885, from ) to IL o'clock. The juveniles
will dance from 5 to Q p. M, adults from 9
to IL. Handsome programs are provided
and the floor managers are: Messrs. Harold
Bend, Rollen and Burton Berkey, Frank
Mickey, Elmer Miller, Theodore Reamer,
Philip Allen, Fenton Murray, Claiming
Timoerlake and Robert Bushnell. Ladies'
reception committee: Misses Maggie Castle
Mable Horn, Nellie Postelthwaite, Pauline
Ferguson, Lena Perkins, Alice Dawson,
Edith Driscoll, Mamie and Abbie Livingston,
Mamie Boynton and Gussie Richardson.
Prof Evans will execute, by request. the
"Boler)," "Sailor's Hornpipe" and Kiss
waltz The hall will be neatly decorated,
and Seibert's orchestra will play. Supper
will be served by the ladies.
A wedding OF more than ordinary interest
to society people of both civil aud army life
is to take place tomorrow evening at
Frontenac, Mimi, Lieut. William H. Sage,
of the Fifth infantry, q well and fayorably
known gentleman and officer, being
the groom -elect,C and Miss McLain, the
daughter of Gen. McLain, the bride. Miss
McLain might well be called a St Paul
society lady, as she spends great deal of
her time in the city, being a sister of Mrs.
Whipple, wife of Maj. Charles B. Whipple of
the army, who lives at the Astoria A num-
Der of friends from Fort Smelling and st.
Paul will be present. Lieut.. Sage will be at
tended By Lieut.. George P. Ahern, of the
TwentY-fifth infantry, as best man. After
the ceremony Lieut.. and Mrs. Sage will take
the evening train for st. Paul and be at
home 70 their friends at the Astoria hotel for