St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-24

Halloween. This will be their first sociable
of the season of 1861. The society intends
that this series of socables shall outshne the
meetings of last season, and will do every
thing to make every one in attendance per-
fectly at home. The committee of arrange
ments are John Grant. John thompson, X.
Howden, and d. Fl. Mclean, chairman.
CHACTAUQUA.
The Summit Chautauqua circle gives one
of it's pleasant entertainments at the First
Methodist church, Tuesday evening, Oct. 26.
The programme will contain a paper on the
Life of Hawthorne" by Miss Lizzie Riggs;
q review of Hawthorne's MARBLE Fawn." by
Mrs Harry z. GoOdenow; the SALEM of
Hawthorne, by Z. S. Durment; "Hawthorne's
Philosophy" by Mrs Coffin. There will be
solos by Mrs. r. w. Watson, Miss Mckinney,
]. A. McHenry and }. w. Riser. Everybody
made welcome. Mrs. s. G. Smith, pres ident.
GOSSIP.
On Thursday evening, at the residence of
Rev. and Mrs. A. j. ID. Haupt, a delightful
parlor concert was given, followed by re-
freshments. The following programme was
rendered: Piano Duet, by Misses Boyer and
Donaham; reading, by Rev. A. }. ID. Haupt;
piano solo, by Miss Donaham; vocal solo, by
NJ K. Knauft; piano solo, by Miss Boyer;
piano Duet, by Misses Boyer and Donaham.
The next meeting of the Loyal Legion will
be held at the Ryan, wednesday, Nov 3.
Gen. John b. Sanborn will read a paper on
1.-The Missouri Campaign guerrilla warfare)
of 1862 The usual spread will be laid.
Maj. George Q. White is now getting up q
circular giving complete list of all the COM
manderies of the United States and their
officers.
The Young Peoples Guild of Christ church,
have organized an amuSementS club, with
Rev. S. G. Jeffords president. At the head of
the committee on entertainments is George
mi / So A.
mittee are Misses Mayo, Washington and For
syth and Messrs. Nat, Singleton and Knight.
Messrs. Peabody, Johnson and Sibley, Of
the the st. Paul Boat club committee on ar
engagements, met Tuesday noon and set the
date for the second annual banquet of the
club on Nov. IL, at the Ryan. Seibert's tull
orchestra will be engaged, and an elegant
spread will be served after the reception.
Miss Lille Donahue resigned from the
Western Union service and has accepted a
position as manager of the Third street Office
of the North American Telegraph company,
which is to be opened below Sibley street
soon.
good attendance was present at the liter
airy and musical entertainment of st. Paul
Lodge No. Sc, I. o. o. F., Tuesday evening,
and a select programme was enjoyed.
s.Young folks" of Clinton Avenue NJ. E.
church, met at the residence of Mrs. r. N.
Hare Thursday evening and organized a
young peoples society.
FL. w. Mercer, of Minneapolis, will give an
exhibition of his Southern Prisons at
Getty's hall, White Bear, Tuesday at $3.50
p. m.
Miss May and Lou Allie, of West st. Paul,
had the pleasure of being the first ladies to
cross the Robert street bridge last Sunday.
Miss Carrie Adler, 267 Williams street, gave
a birthday party to about twenty of her
friends yesterday, from to 5 p. m.
DR.. Park Richie has purchased the McAf g
residence, No. ATT Portland avenue, into
which he will remove about Nov. 1.
The Yale Alumni association will hole its
third annual reunion and BANQUET at the
West hotel. Minneapolis, Nov. 49,
The West Side circle, G. L. S. c., will meet
at Gymnasium hall tomorrow evening.
The Excelsior Toboggan club will meet on
Monday night at the Ryan.
DR.. E. J. Abbott has returned to 425 Day
ton avenue.
The Nushka Toboggan club will meet Mon
day. Nov l.