St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-01
PAUL SUNDAY MORNING FEBRUARY

William H. Conver, No. 377 Dayton avenue.
A party of ten couples, principally young
! married people, made delightful seighing
excursion to Minneapolis last Tuesday even
ing.
n. P. Clark, of st. Cloud, the new presi-
dent Of the State Agricultural society, was
in town several days last week on state fair
business
The members of the Emmett Light artillery
have arranged for an enjoyable social assem-
bly,, to take place at Armory hall on Friday,
the 9th inst.
Mrs. DR.. Owens gave progressive euchre
party last Thursday evening. Miss Fannie
Strong and Miss Grace Vance took the head
! and loot prize.
Mrs Samuel Spates, of Red Wing. who
has been visiting her SOD, S. B. Spates, No.
4S6 Iglehart street, returned to Red Wing
Friday evening.
| brand Mrs.Jay Owens entertained party
of their friends with progressive euchre last
Thursday evening at their residence on
| Western avenue.
Frank Hartman, head clerk at the West
hotel Minneapolis. brought down q very
pleasant sleighing party on Wednesday, and
all took supper at the Windsor.
The anniversary of Washington's birthday
will be celebrated this year by the Ramsey
county Pioneer association, on the 23d in
stead of the 22d of February.
Mr.. Charles Pottgieser will play quin tctte
with full orchestral accompaniment, proba-
bly, at the next Turner hall concert of Sci
bert's orchestra, or the concert following.
Prof L. Wolf will give ball at Turner
hall on Saturday evening next, February Z,
for his pupils aud their friends. This event
will be looked forward to with much interest.
Invitations are ont for a musical at Mrs.
Joseph McKey's, No. 235 Summit avenue,
tomorrow evening, under the auspices of
the Parish Aid society of st. Johns church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Loulas had very
pleasant wooden wedding last Monday even
ing, No. 321 Louis street, and were made the
recipients of a large number of very elegant
presents.
Mrs. Hattie Ludington and Miss Della
Ludington, of Carmel, n. T., who have been
the guests of Mrs. P. s. Roundtree, of Waba-
shaw street, for the last month returned to
their home yesterday.
The announcement Is made that Miss Mat
tie Otis, daughter of Mrs. George L. Otis, will
be married next Tuesday evening to Lieut..
Walter Dickinson, T. s. A, at the residence
of the BRIDES mother on Summit avenue.
Miss Laura Boyden leaves the present week
for California, to be absent six months or
more. She accompanies the family of E.
vryA e
there to make it their home in the future.
The birthday anniversary of Thomas Paine
was celebrated by the Turn Verein on
Thursday evening last at Turner hall An
appropriate address was made by Prof. Geo
Rink and the festivities wound up with
supper.
The lady participants in the carnival OF
nations were RECALLED yesterday aftei noon be-
tween the performances with dainty repast,
the principal feature of which was forty
dozen delicious broiled oysters from Cafe
Hetherington.
Mrs. c. z. Matteson entertained about
twenty young people last Tuesday evening al
her new and cummodious residence, corner
of Colborne and st. Clair avenue. Pro
gressve euchre, with other games, were
features Of the evening.
On Thursday Miss Alaeua Mouti was mar
ried to Mr.. Edward Eser, the ceremony be-
ing performed by Father STANLEY. The
newly married couple were the recipients of
a larse number of valuable presents. Among
other articles the brides mother gave them a
full bed room set.
Mr.. David Kennedy, the popular senior
member Of the importing firm of Kennedy
81 Chitte nden, will leave on Tuesday next for
an extended trip 10 Key West aud Cuba. He
goes in the Interest of his firm and will ar
range to Gull the new crop Of Cuba tobacco
for his select cigar trade. En- route home he
will stop at New Orleans and take in the big
show. His many friends wish him a pleasant
aud successful trip.
Every member OF the Choral society and
the mass festival chorus, is requested by
Signor Jannotta to attend the mass rehearsal
Tomorrow night. Any new member wish
ing to join this chorus must be present at
the rehearsal to. morrow evening. No mem
Der who is absent for two consecutive re-
hearsals will be allowed to take part.
The 10th anniversary Of the birthday Of
Robert Burns was celebrated last Monday
evening by our Scotch fellow citizens In
very appropriate manner, at the hall OF the
St. Andrew society, on Jackson street The
opening address was by William Todd. W.
Myron, J. c. Myron aud Mr.. McGi!l fur
uished several ballads, while J. II. Barnard
sang "A Mans Man for a That" The
festivities were closed with music and dane
ing
On Monday evening last the St. Paul Tur-
ner society gave, at their hall, a very large
and enjoyable masked ball. The prepara-
lions for this event were more elaborate than
usual. The music furnished By Seibert's
orchestra was of very high order. Tue
stage was very finely decorated. The prince OF
the carnival made the usual grand march In
very large car representing dragon, the
audience being made up Of the usual mixture
Of kings, queens, princes, colored people.
etc. Those in attendance unmssked at ~
O'Clock, aud the surprises were numerous.
On Thursday evening Mrs. Frank B. Clarke
gave at her residence, Fairview, Summit
avenues very delightful afternoon reception
from to 5. Something over 100 ladies in
full dress were present On Friday evening
Mrs. Clarke gave a musicale, on which occa-
sion Miss Kountz. Mrs. Tarbox, Mrs. Mn
niger and Miss Msckubin gave several vocal
selections, while Miss Beals, Mrs ellison,
Mrs. Clarke, Miss Smith and others gave
number OF instrumental numbers, which
render, Fairyiew very delightful place.
A Royal Journey to the Paris OF America.
,0u the 10th Of this month the magnificent
steamer ''St. Paul. Will leave &. Louis for
trip Of three weeks to New Orleans, remain
ing there during the Mar1i Gras carnival.
Tue Journey down the river aud back sill he