St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-15

II lcCcpllOn WIS given ny Mlso
Nelson on Wednesday afternoon.
A Saturday afternoon tea was given BY
Miss Hammond yesterday to few friends.
A progressive euchre party was given by
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Sheppard of Dayton
| avenue last evening.
valentine party was given at the EXPOSE
ton Roller rink last evening. Valentines
were distributed to all the ladies present.
The regular candy matinee occurred in the
| afternoon
On Thursday evening Company d, of the
First regiment, gave an exhibition drill at
the Armory before the members of the legis-
ature. Many ladies were present. After
the drill dancing was generally INDUCED in
| The Pnilomethian society, of Hamline,
| gave public entertainment in the Univer-
sity chapel on Friday evening.
The Society Vega gave a masquerade ball
on Friday evening at Pfeifer's hall. The
most elegant and the most comic costumes
were rewarded by prizes amounting to
twenty dollars, in gold.
The Fifth annual ball of the Luciliburgia
was given at Turner hall on Saturday even
| ing. The First Regiment band furnished
the music for the occasion.
| A prize masquerade ball was given at the
West Side Opera house on Friday evening.
FUTURE EVENTS.
| A number of ladies of the west side will
! give musical entertainment on Thursday
evening at Liedertafel hall. This entertain
ment will be given in aid of worthy citizen
| who is at present the victim of accumulated
| misfortunes. The ladies participating are
Mrs. Haskell, Mrs. Bulls, Miss Pierce and
the Misses Linaeu. The evening will be
closed with dancing.
Champion Lodge Knights of Pythias give
social party and dance to their friends
| Thursday evening, February 10, at Druids'
| hall, 81 Jackson street This date is the
twenty-first birthday anniversary of Pythian-
| ism.
The Emmett Light artillery will give con-
cert and exhibition drill at the armory on
the fourth of March, the anniversary of the
| birthday OF the great Irish patriot
On Monday evening Pro: Beggs takes a
dancing party to Saltwater. A special train
will be provided and an enjoyable time is ex-
pected.
The German society will give grand mas
querade carnival on Monday evening at the
Athenaeum.
The dramatic portion of the German soci-
ETY. will produce the four act farce ''Quick-
silver" ut the Athenaeum tonight.
Miss Finch, of Summit avenue, will enter
tain on Tuesday evening.
On Monday evening the st. Paul Dramatic
club will produce the comedy ''Sweethearts,"
at Standard hall. Miss Vance, Miss Kitte
Kilman, MIR. Powers and Mr.. Foster will
constitute the cast. The usual hop will fol-
low.
The Crusaders Total Abstinence society is
organizing glee club. The society will give
an entertaining on Wednesday evening
including essays, readings and a debate.
A new social departure is promised for this
week in the shape of story telling party, at
which each guest must appear provided with
brand new story, old chestnuts barred. 1t
is not announced whether the ancient alter
natives Of singing sony or "setting them
up' will be admissible. Married men whose
inventive faculties have gone through the
arduous training of coming home for many
pectcd to shine at these novel entertain
ments, which to them will possess few of the
elements of novelty.
On Friday evening benefit soiree will be
given to Prof Evans, by his classes.
The legislative reception will be the lead
ing event of the week
The st. Paul Turnverein will give mas
do hail do ,iYur
PERSONAL NOTES.
Mrs. James II. Wood of this city accom-
panied s. p Snider and wife and Z. \.
Nimocks of Minneapolis on trip to New
Orleans and the South.
J. II. Schurmeier and his son, with his
wife, are sojournihg in the Crescent City.
Fred NJ. Catlin, the popular young lawyer,
returned from a five weeks business and
pleasure trip in the east on Monday.
Conrad Gotzian and William Liudeke,
with their families, have gone south.
A. A. Crandall and wife, of Rochester,
were in the city several days last week.
VIM. T. Kirk, secretary of the st. Paul
Fuel company, and Fred s. Bryant, assist
ant general northwestern freight agen: OF the
ST. Paul railroad, left the city Wednesday for
Erie, Pa. Mr.. Kirk and bride, nee Miss
Nellie Bryant, will return to st. Paul after
short trip in the east and will reside at No.
491 Ashland avenue.
Mrssrs. J. B. Hewitt and Fred sibley left
on Thursday evening for the South.
On Wednesday evening Messrs. II. E.
Stevens and Frank Bass left for New Or
leans.
Mrs. Lieut. Wallace left on Thursday for
her home at Fort Leaveuworth.
Chief Justice Edgerton of Dakota visited
his St. Paul friends during the week.
Miss Grace Stein left On the 9th inst. for
New Orleans, where she will visit relatives
until June.
On Tuesday Mr.. Chas. Larpenteur left for
New Orleans.
Mr.. A. /. Larpenteur, with his wife and
daughter, left for an extended tour through
the south on the same date.
Mr.. J. 2. Robinson also joined the exodus
tiers on the same date.
Fire Commissioner Srhleik left on Mon
dav for a southern tour which will last until
MAY.
On Monday the following gentlemen left
for New Orleans in company: Messrs.
Hulsiek, Funk, Andrew Schuck, Hon. F. L.
Frazee, DR.. Lay Owens and family, and Mr..
Richardson, Of Hastings.
Miss Fannie Cavis, Of Marquette, Mich,
is visiting Mrs. J. E. Hsycock Of Selby ave
nue., aud Miss Mary Hart Of Summit avenue.
FLOUR CITY LIFE.
THE CLOSE OF THE GAY SEASON MARKED By
THE CHARITY BALL AND OTHER
SOCIETY MATTE Frs.
The season Of gayety FOR 1sS4-5 is over for
Minneapolis. practically speaking. There
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