St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-18
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Mrs. Edward Biggs is visiting friends In
Chicago.
Mrs. J. T. Averlll and daughter are in
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. stickncy have returned
from Chicago.
Mr.. L. N. Scott, of the Opera house has
gone to Chicago.
The ladies of Summit avenue are talking
of paper carnival.
Hon. w. w. Billson and wife have rooms
at the Metropolitan.
The members of the senate and house have
mostly gone home.
c. R. Cook, land agent at Dawson, North
Dakota, is in the city.
Miss Hammond, of st. Peter street, has
returned from Chicago.
DR.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Welch have returned
and are at home to friends.
Mr.. Tillman will give cornet solo at the
Turner Hall concert tonight.
J. H. Lame, agent for Madame Janauschek,
and wife are at the Windsor.
The Unity Literary club will take up the
study of the French revolution.
w. A. Filter left for New Orleans last
week to attend the worlds fair.
Don c. Needham, editor Of the agricultural
Vest, at Rockford, ILL.,, is in the city.
The German club will hold its next meet
ing at Seibert's hall on Seventh street.
Deputy Sheriff Clewett, who has been con-
fined to his room at White Bear, is out again.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. F. P, Wright,
of Summit avenue, will entertain whist
party.
Senator R. B. Langdon and party of his
Minneapolis friends, dined at the Merchants
Friday.
The young men of Unity church have
formed class for the study of political
science.
Knights of St. Paul will hold a special
meeting at their hall on Monday night, Jan.
10, 1885.
Miss Forepaugh. of Exchange street, gave
progressive euchre party on Tuesday even
ing last,
Miss Stone entertained the Whist club at
her residence ON Ninth street last FriGay
evening.
DR.. Fulton gave very pleasant supper to
ten of his gentlemen friends Wednesday
evening last.
The young people of Plymouth church gave
pleasant musicale at the church parlors on
Thursday evening.
The A. & o. club will be entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Robertson, on Thurs
day evening next.
Last week the Concordia society celebrated
its 10th anniversary at Turner hall, with
dancing and singing.
The Turner society has arranged for
grand subscription masquerade ball ,on Mon
day evening, Jan. 26.
The young people of Christ church on
Wednesday evening gave pleasant enter
tainment at the guild room.
Mr.. Edwin Austrian left last Thursday for
Republic, Mich, where he will engage in
buiness with his brother-in-law.
The German club will give their next party
on Tuesday evening of this week at Seibert's
hall, Mr.. Frank Hanson leading.
Miss Mabel Davidson has gone to Winona
and next week she will skate at Lacrosse and
along through western Wisconsin.
The little eleven year old boy Max Dick,
will surprise people at Turner hall to night
with violin solo. He is wonder.
The members of the Second regiment held
a large meeting Friday aud made arrange
meuts for holding general reunion.
W. s. Drake and wife and Edward More
and wife, of Blue Earth City, two bridal
Mrs. Bessie Antrim and Miss Minnie Mon
tour, of New York, are visiting Mrs. I. A.
Vervais, at No. So East Eleventh street
DIR. and Mrs. Arthur B. Ancker enter
tanned a delightful progressive euchre party
at their residence last Thursday evening.
w. II. Twombley, James Doran and Ehle
Allen have gone to Chicago on the invitation
of Manager VIII Davis, OF the Haverly theater.
]. F. George, prominent young attorney
of this city, has returned from Noblesvlle,
Indiana, where he has been visiting his
parents.
Miss Winnie Murray, OF Nina avenue, on
Tuesday evening last, gave pleasant party
in honor Of Miss Lucy Alexander, who is
visiting her.
Miss McKinny, for several years teacher
in the public schools Of st. Paul, has married
Mr.. Hill, Of San Francisco, CAL, and gone
there 10 reside.
The Railway Conductors association gives
Its annual ball at Sherman hall, Thursday
evening, Jan. 22. Seiberts orchestra fur
nishes the music.
Miss Hubbard, Of Chicago, who has been
the guest Of Miss Fannie Armstrong, OF Ex-
change street for some time past, will return
home this week.
On Tuesday evening Miss Forepsugh had
a progressive euchre party, and on Wednes-
day evening Miss Paine, Of Arundel street,
gave similar party
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Westlake, of Ashland
avenue, are the happy parents Of a beautiful
who greeted them for the first time
last Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Mcintyre, OF the Met
ropolitan hotel, will reach the tenth ami
versary of their marriage on the 2sth. No
tin invitations have as yet been Issued.
Mrs. Col. Griggs, Of Summit avenue, gave
a reception to the ladies Of Plymouth church
last Thursday afternoon from 2 TO 6 O'Clock.
There was large attendance and a good
time,
Miss Winnie Murray, daughter Of City
Attorney Murray, 191 Nina avenue, gave a
pleasant reception Tuesday evening In honor
Of Miss Hubbard, Of Chicago, who is about TO
AXE her departure.
On Friday evening the ladies Of Park ave-
nue. church entertained their friends by serv-
ing an alphabetical supper, and great deal
Of pleasure was secured from the auction sale
Of the pound packages.
Mr. August II Schleik. Of the well known