St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-08

and lady, William Cunningham and lady,
c. j. Mccarthy and lady, j. f. Egan and
lady, Ed Whitaker and lady, Thomas
Birmingham and lady, James Heating and
lady, Timothy Reardon and lady, David
Fmnelson and lady. The Misses Nora
Redding, Annie Lyons, p Bassford, Sarah
Frances and Lille Dowlan. Sophie DAILY.
Eva Carroll. Fannie Kelly, Emma STANLEY,
Nora Sullivan, Lille Robert. May Ireland
Annie Bowlin and Mrs Kelly; Judge
Egan, Charles McGee, Will Birmingham,
Frank heogh, Archie Mcleod, John Me-
Lellan, Frank Agnew, Herman Kenkel,
Inspector Athey. NJ. J. Donnelly, E. j.
Durkin, Mr.. Fitzgerald, J. G. MnCafferty
Alderman Kahn, Michael Conr0y, Alderman
DOwlan, Thomas Mccormick.
THE CHARITY BALL.
The ladies in charge of the Grand charity
ball to be given on Wednesday evening
next at the Merchants hotel. for the benefit
of ST. Lukes hospital. trust it will be a
great success both socially and financially.
They are making every effort to have it a
brilliant affair, and Col. Allen is dong all
in his power to assist them. The new par
lOr on the first floor will be completed, and
with the larso dining room and reception
room, will accommodate large number of
people for dancing and prCmenading. Sci
bert will be in attendance and the program
of seventeen numbers. will certainly please
all lovers of dancing. The proceeds of the
ball will go towards paying the mortgage on
the hospital property, which is 81, 600, and
the ladies are very DESTROYS of realizing the
whole amount. The management will be
under the auspices of the Episcopal church,
its charity is extended to all Independent OF
S,1N ~
generous public will now come forward and
assist in liquidating the debt. For the
benefit of those who have misunderstood
the tickets at former times, we will state
that the price is s., admitting a gentleman
and two ladies to the ball and supper. The
reception committeelare Mrs. T. D. Barton,
Mrf. Henry Hale, Mrs. W. r. Merriam,
Mrs. F. B. Bass. Mrs. F. B. Clarke, Mrs
George r. Finch, Mrs. Gassie1 Pope,
Mrs. John W. White. Mrs. DR.. Senkler,
Mrs. W. B. Bend, Mrs. S. R. McMastes,
Mrs. r. W. Mathews, Miss Squires. The
floor committee are Mr.. George c. SquireS,
chairman; Mr.. E. B. Bartoe. MI w. H.
Hyndman, Mr. +. E. Hanson, Mr.
John W, Jackson, Luther E. Newport
George l.. Bigelow, F. D. Banning, W. II.
Farnham.
HERE AND THERE.
A delightful surprise party was given
Mr.. Frank Rooster of East Third street last
Friday evening. Among the many young
ladies and gentlemen present were: Mr..
and Mrs Frank Terry the Misses McArdle.
Misses Annie and Hannah Ryan. Miss Mag
gle Reardon. Misses McGOry, Miss Collins,
Misses Murphy, Misses Rogers. Miss Tracy,
Miss Jones, Miss Kelly, Miss Dongher,
Misses Callahan, Misses Dowlan. Miss
Langevin, Mr.. and Mrs P. O'Grady. Miss
Rigney, Miss Macdonald, Messrs. Hendy,
Ham, Holiday, Murphy, Langevin, Tracy.
DOherty, DOnahue, Butler. Rogers, Fisher,
Curtice, Reardon, Fredericks, BOeringer,
Smith, Macdonald. 1t was notably large
gathering, considering how inclement the
weather. The many dancers tripped the
light fantastic to delightful music. At
o'clock the party broke up, each one reluc-
family leaving so much pleasure behind, bid
his and her host farewell and au revoir.
A number of highly esteemed young gen.
tlemen of st. Paul have organized social
club and secured rooms in the Wilder block
on Wabasha street. They have formed the
union to enable them to have quiet and
home-like place where they can pass their
evenings in a social manner among congo
NAL companions and without a large outlay
ICY HIVE dSSulll6u Glc Ol w dDdSIld
club and have three rooms neatly and COM
fortably furnished, an elegant piano and
an Old-fashioned fireplace being among the
pleasant features. They occupied their
club rooms for the first time last evening.
There are now about thirty-eight members
and the membership is limited to fifty The
first officers are: S. E. Hill president. S. F.
Sibley vice president, Frank Shipwith
secretary, w. S. Adams treasurer. J. F.
Faulkner. W. B. Smith. F. E. Clark. J.
W. L. Macdonald and W. H. Adams board
of stewards.
All arrangements are now completed for
the production of ROssini's ''Stabat Mater
in st. Mary's church on the evening of
Nov. 30. at o'clock. The chorus has
been doing good work for the last month, |
and is now very familiar with the work
The orchestra. of course, will be Sebert's |
best, and, with the necessary rehearsals, |
should be very effective. The So
loists will be Miss Alice Shave,
soprano; Miss Elsie Shave, alto: Mr.. G. |
bass, and Mr.. Tom Karl, tenor.
1t will indeed be great treat to hear Mr.. !
Karl sing the ''Cujus Amman" The |
whole production is in charge of Mr.. Harry
the organist of the church,
and he will direct the performance.
The following ladies and gentlemen are
at the Merchants: Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon E. |
Cole, Mrs. n. A. Lowell, Faribault; Judge |
and Mrs. r. Reynolds, Crookston; Samuel |
Wells and wife, Cincinnati, o.; ". Nor
ton. wife and daughter, Duluth; B. NJ. !,
Wilson and family, Chicago; W. J. Thomp-
son and family, Black River Falls; Mrs. D.
J. De Lendricic, Fargo; A. S. Hewitt and |
wife, Tacoma. W. T.: j. Cornell and wife. |
Livingston. Mont. C. K. BOyington and |
wife, Odessa; H. W. Pratt and wife. Fari-
bault; Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Wallace Fargo;
F. w. Hoyt and wife, Red Wing; F. NJ |
Warren and wife, Portland Or; Mrs C. |
Laney, HillsbOrO, Oak; William Lamprey |
and wife, Waupun-
At $50 next Wednesday evening Miss |
Ada C. Noble, daughter of Mrs. l.. L. |
Noble, will be welded to Mr.. Morton Bar
rows, young lawyer of this city. The !
ceremony will take place at the House of |
Hope church, Misses Florence Williams. |
Jessie NewsOn, Alice Forepaugh and Alice |
BigelOw acting as attendant maids. and Mr.
heene OF Milwaukee as best man. The uSh-
erS will be DR.. Witherle, DR.. McLaren and
Messrs. Howe, Wenzel and Dresser A
small reception will follow the wedding at
the Windsor from to s, and by the night
train the young couple will depart for the
East.
On Monday evening Prof. Fischer will
his second dancing tenn in Col
ege hall. and the same night will open a
school on the West Side at the gymnasium.
Last week children's social was given at
lis hall on Dayton's bluff. at the corner of
Fifth and Maria avenue. Among those
present were the children of Gustave Will
us. Albert Shelter. Gustave Heinemann.
Hugh Sherwood, Robert Seeger, Mr.. Won
Oeyn, Mr.. Holl and Otto Streissguth. A
7ery pleasant evening was spent.
Miss Elite Butler of Chicago. While at
Hotel Ryan last week. was the recipient