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

in uniform. Capital Lodge No. 3 will
meet at and leave their hall on Third and
Exchange at 7:3O, sharp, in fatigue uni
form. A big time is promised the knights.
On Tuesday evening the regular meeting
of the Dante Glass was held in the parlor
of Unity church. A paper on Italy in the
Thirteenth Century" by G. w. Ames, was
followed by the reading and discussion of
the third. fourth and fifth cantos of the In
fern0. much interest in the subject being
manifested by the large number present
a number of the members of the Manner
chor assembled in an informal manner at
the residence of Mr.. John Matheis last
Wednesday evening and passed a pleasant
season with song and mirth, the hosts en-
tertaining right royalty Twenty eight
years have elapsed since Mr.. Matheis joined
the good. old singing society.
Miss Blanche Viola Smith. recently of
Chicago, but who will pass the winter with
Miss Jessie Knox of x Summit avenue, lisa
vocalist and musical student and instruct
ress of rare ability. She has been with the
best masters abroad and viii prove an eX-
tremely valuable addition to musical as well
as social circles in St. Paul.
The French are preparing to hold thei
fair in Market hall this week, beginning on
Wednesday and ending on Saturday night.
Judging by the preparations thus far made
it is certain OF success. The managers will
do all in their power to make it interesting
and attractive to all friends who will honor
them by their presence.
The Norwegian infantry company, which
will soon be mustered into the Minnesota
National guards will give ball at Pfetfer's
hall next Saturday evening. The officers
are: Capt. c. Braant, First Lieut. 0. S.
Herwen and Second Lieut.. E. S. Herwen-
The company will adopt the regulation Nor
wegian uniform.
Mrs. John Martin of Pleasant avenue en-
tertained pleasant party with progressive
euchTe last Tuesday evening. Dancing fol-
lowed cards. The head prizes were won by
Mrs. Heck and Mr.. Dwyer; progressive
prizes by Miss kerSting and Mr.. Heck, and
the foot prizes by Miss Faber and Mr..
ReichoW.
The dramatic branch has separated from
the old German society and tonight will
give its first entertainment at the athe
n@um. A strong drama will be presented
with an able cast. The only English can
make of the name of the piece is 1.-The
Periured Farmer"
There will be a pnblic meeting of the
Summit circle of the Chautauqua L. S. c.
in the parlors of the First Methodist church
next Tuesday evening at 7:45. A pleasant
and instructive program will be presented
and all interested are invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Glennv. for
merly of st. Paul, who are making Euro
pean tour, are now at st. Helier's. Isle of
Jersey, where they will remain until after
Christmas, when they will proceed to Paris
to pass some months.
Miss Bigelow of Exchange street enter
tanned about forty of her friends with a
german last Monday evening. A
pleasant feature of the occasion was the
appearance of the young ladies in fancy
costumes.
A full choral rehearsal of the ''Stabat
Mater will be held on Tuesday evening
first. at s o'clock, in Mr.. Whitney's music
rooms, 81 East Third street. Ill members
Of the chorus are expected to be present.
C. B. Lawton and sister leave for an ex-
tended trip through the East next Tuesday.
They viii visit the more important points
through the East and South, returning in
about two months.
On Thursday evening next fine mas
luerade party will be given by the Bachelor
;lub and other young gentlemen at Sher-
nan hall. About forty couples will prob
ably participate.
The Young Peoples Guild of Christ's
church will give fine musical entertain
nent at the guild rooms adjoining the rec
,Ory next Tuesday evening. All are in
7ited.
Messrs. W. II. Lowe and T. Garfield of
he Northern Pacific railroad and Mr.. S. E.
Finch will leave next Tuesday for the
wilderness north of Helena to shoot big
game.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kettle of Nebraska, the
after of whom has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. S. E. Finch of Hudson avenue during the
)ast summer, have returned to their home.
Miss Minnie Burns of Albert Lea and
iIrs. G. j. Tennessee of Superior Wis,
lave been visiting with Mrs G. 81. Slocum
# $50 Fort street the past week.
A large number of st. Paul's society peo-
lie will attend the reception to be given by
Hon. and Mrs. r. B. Langdon at Mime
polls next Thursday evening.
Mr.. P. Boeringer left last Friday for
New Orleans, where he will meet his
laughter, Miss Jennie, and will return with
Ter in about three weeks.
The Arion Singing society will give
musical entertainment at the athenaum on
lext Saturday evening, under the direction
If Mr.. John erode.
Mrs. Loyal Nye of Binghampton, n. Y,
md Mrs. J. II. Keys of Oneonta, N. Y,
re visiting Mrs. John Summers, at the
Windsor hotel.
Mrs. L. G. Brooks of Western avenue
ave small but delightful dinner party
It $50 p. m. last Thursday in honor of
Hiss Sellers.
Mr.. Richard Camden, son of Senator
camden of West Virginia. has come to St.
Paul TO locate, and is with the Summit Ave
Tue club.
# Minnesota, will give ball at Armory
lall next Thursday evening and It will be
inc affair.
Mrs. H. A. Russell of Albany, n. Y,
Who for a number of weeks past has been
he guest of Mrs. r. E. Ferrey, has returned
last.
Mr.. J. II. Doebler, an eminent young
professional gentleman of Philadelphia, is
he guest OF the bachelors of Poverty
lat"
Miss Shirley McManus of Ramsey street |
as gone to Washington. D. c., and will re-
lain with her friends there during the win
or.
Mrs. S. S. Taylor of Sherburn avenue
pent part of last week in Saltwater, a |
uest Of her sister, Mrs. Y. C. Seward.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Kirke and Messrs.
'. S. and J. S. BRYANT have taken apart
nents at the Windsor for the winter.
Mr.. Henry Wedelstaedt, Mrs. E. Wedel-
taedt and Miss Olga Wedelstaedt are visit
lg in Chicago for about two weeks.
Mrs. C. Peterson and her daughter. Mrs.
Kinney of Red Wing, are visiting Mrs. W. |
:, vtzan of 105 Bedford street