St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-14

babies of the rose family, the Bonsatines and
Tea roses, are worth from IS cents TO 81. 25
per dozen. Tulips bring from 81 to 81 a
dozen; lilies of the valley, S1.5O for the
best, and carnations from 20 to so cents. ac-
cording to the length of their stems.
Flowers in pots are are in good order now
and lots are being disposed of.
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On Tuesday evening at the Grand opera
house. in very conspicuous place, sat a
couple listening intently to the Juvenile
Mikado company. There was nothing es-
peclally attractive in their habits, both be-
ing modestly but becomingly attired. But
for all this there was something about them
which attracted attention. and many pairs
of eyes watched them during dull parts Of
the opera. When the part was sung "He's
Going TO Marry Yum YUM" the gentle
man undoubtedly unaware of what he was
doing. initiated the Mikado's son and placed
his arm around the waist of the lady at
his side, and held her with an embrace as
though evidently to prevent her escape.
What was wrong with the young N an Is a
conundrum, but the &C ton caused some
smiles mingled with two-for-a-Quarter
bushes.
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On an afternoon when the weather is
pleasant, like last Monday afternoon for
instance. it is pleasing task to stand at a
popular street corner and note costumes of
the society ladies as they pass. They al
ways await the coming of a beautiful day
to parade the the street, and on that day
they throw off all reserve from their ambl-
tons and try to appear more lovely than
all Others And they make a creditable
showing, as good as can be made by any
other city in the country. 1t has been the
pleasure of At Home TO be on the famous
Woodward avenue in Detroit, the first so
ciety city in the country outside OF Wash
inton and New York, on a summer after
noon in winter and observed the society
ladies of that city. and st. Paul maks a
most favorable comparison.
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A grand ball under the auspices of the
Catholic Mutual Benevolent society took
place Tuesday evening at Sherman hall.
This was the eighteenth anniversary of the
society and the second of these delightful
social gatherings. This association being
one of the oldest of our benevolent so
cieties. 1t was organized Feb. II, 1865,
with membership of twenty.
First Board of OfficerS-PreSident, Mark
Costello; vice president, p. II. Kelly; sec
ond vice president, James Cleary; secre-
tary. James j. Egan; treasurer, Patrick
Keigher. Board of Directors Dow
II. Gildea. William Murphy. Auditing
ommittee-Thomas Howard, NJ. j..
O'Connor, Timothy Reardon. The
officers of the society at present are:
President, James Cleary; first vice presi-
dent, Thomas McArdle; second vice presi-
dent, William Delaney; secretary, Ed Nc
Nance; treasurer, G. |. Mccarthy.
At p. m. Siebert's orchestra played the
grand march. and eighty couples fell into
line. Dancing continued until midnight,
when the guests adjOured to Baugh's Euro
pean hotel and partOok OF supper. Dane
was resumed after luncheon. and at 2 a. IN.
the party broke up. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cleary, Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick Keigher, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
O'Gorman, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McGiehon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Breen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Timothy Reardon, Mr.. and Mrs. f. p.
Bassford, Mr.. and Mrs. Chief Clark,
Mr. and Mrs. John Bell, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Bell. Mr.. and Mrs. James King, Mr..
and Mrs. John Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. Biz
mingham. Mr.. and Mrs. John Kennedy, Mr..
and Mrs. John. Brennan, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Brennan, Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence Brennan, Mr.. and Mrs. John
O'Brien, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Donnelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Finlayson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Manning, Mr.. and Mrs. p,
O'Regan, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Lyons
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Dorigher, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. Mullane, Mr.. and Mrs. James Dowlen
Mr.. and Mrs. p. O'Grady, Mr. and Mrs
Tnb In Mr. anA Mrs DafFirl
O'Brien. Mr. and Mrs. John Miner
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Burns ant
Misses Lillian DOugher, Nellie Bell, Minnie
Bell. Nettie King. Margaret Rogers, Eliza
beth Rogers, Annie Lyons Emma Lyons
Mary Ireland, Stasia Hickey, Eva Carroll
McAulev, Amelia Keigher, Lou Keiger
Mary Breen. Brennan (0watonna), Maggi
Reardon, Sarah,s Lille and Mamie Dowlan
Messrs. Jonas Heating, Dennis Ryan
John Dowlan, Ed McNamee, Archi
Mcleod, NJ. F. Kahn, James j
'Egan, Frank Dowlan, J. c. Prender
CAST, Thomas Mccormick, NJ. j
! O'Connor, John Rogers, Jr.. JOSEPH
Rogers. William Birmingham, Law
renee Casserly, Mccarthy. Dubuque)
Frank Agnew, G. ]. Mccarthy, j. j. Nc
Cafferty, Bennett, Patrick Rasche, William
Egan (Fort Totem, Dan Bell, j. ]. Don
nelly, NJ. j. DonIfelly.
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This evening Seibert's orchestra will Civ
/ its ninth Sunday evening concert at Turne
hall. The program selected Is well chosen
and ought to call together large number
The Dichter and and Bauer overture, tn
ever-popular composition by Suppe, vii
be played the first time this season. TIL
Ice Palace March, +" by c. G. Titcomb
will be another novel selection. The fol
lowing is the program in full:
March, 'Ice Palace. ........C. 6. Titcom
| Overture, "Jupitor" ............... Hoffman
Waller, "Nid D'Amour" W aldteufe
Potpourri, ''Ein Bluemlein fuer Jeden". Bac
Duet for Flute and Viola, Romance" Pop
Messrs. Guibert and Stevenin.
/ Bass Solo, ''Yeoman's Wedding Song"
Poniatowsl
J. F. Gehan.
Overture, "Dichter and Bauer" Supp
Idylle, "Fruehlingsnahen". .Eilenber
| l b Hungarian Dance. .Brahn
Selection, la file du Tambour Major"
Ofenbac
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mcclellan celebrate
their tin wedding on Monday evening
their residence, 726 st. Peter street. AboI
fifty people were present and joined
making the tenth anniversary of their ma
rage a very enjoyable one. Dancing W;
the order of the evening until midnigl
when all sat down to supper. Capt. NJ. .
O'Connor in the name of the assemble
guests presented the host and hoste
with beautiful solid silver sc
Dancing continued until a late hou
The following were present: Mr.. and Mr.
Thomas Brennan, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
Kavanagh, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Donnell
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Keigher, Mr.. and Mr.
John Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry O'Go
man, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kline!
Mr.. and Mrs. James Clea
and Misses Sarah Dowlan, Nam