St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-16
SOCIAL SAUCE.
Masked Balls OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GOSSiD.-SOcietyN Notes.


Gen. W. d. Washburn and family left on q
trip through the East Oh Tuesday night.
The masquerade ball at Harmonic hall
Tuesday evening was one of the finest given
this winter; The scene at midnight was
especially pleasing, including as it did an ele-
giant grand march, the mazes of which were
wonderfully intricate and graceful. A
marked feature of the show was O real big
canoe on rollers pulled by two sailor lad
dies, and containing two fisher girls from
Coney Beach. Another striking spectacle
was three pretty nymphs in big white bag;
they found ii very hard to navigate, but were
rewarded for their fortitude by winning a
NICE pri l2a,; on their backs was printed
paper: "The South Minneapolis triplets."
"A King Charles ii. cavalier looked verv
imposing and handsome, and, in fact. by
all odds, this was the very best gOtten-u
masquerade of the season.
81: Valentines day has peculiar interest
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Tabour, for on that feast of
love they were married ten years ago, and
consequently celebrated the affair at their
residence on Hennepin boulevard. There
was goodly number of guests who brought
presents along, of the tin variety, and very
gay time was had. Among those present
were seven brides in their bridal costumes
large party of California excursionists
leave today ON the special coach "Bothnia,
over the Minneapolis d st. Louis. Among
Henry Hill and family, c. l.. Traves and
wife, Dr.. Thurber p. Ruenitz and wife,
Donald Grant and family, j. NJ Ross and
wife, ID: w. Grant, Dr.. Rose, Z. II. Lahlid
ana wife and A. Blodgett. J
The Court Hennepin lodge will enioy a
grand social event at the G. A. r. hall to-
night In the way of calico ball A Bloom
1ngton car will run at the close OF the dance
to accommodate the South Minneapolis elite,
which will attend. A very pleasant time is
expected. =
The pound social given at Maternity hos
pltal for the benefit Of the institution proved
a great success. Liberal presents of flour
ana provisions were sent by C. A. Pillsbury
d co. and other business houses. All the Ia;
dies brought out something, and S26 collect
ed by Mrs. +. s. Kelly was presented by that
lady.
The Young Peoples Society of the Nor
WegIan Trinity church met last night at Rev
NJ. f. Gjertsens residence. 94l Fourteentlh
connected with the society, Afterwards they
neld literary and musical entertainment
that was simply immense.
Mrs. c. o. Van Cleve will address parlor
meetlng under the auspices of the South side
W. e.. i. U. at the residence OF Mrs NJ. L.
Beardslee, 1905 Bloomington avenue, this
afternoon at 3 o'clock. A large attendance
OF ladies is requested.
W; l.. Sawyer's illustrated lecture at the
Y. NJ. c. A. rooms last night, entitled "A
Tramp Through Europe was largely at
tended and well received.
MISS Maud jenkins, who has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. W. w. Brown. has returned 70
her home at Maquoketa. 10. Mrs Brown
went with her.
There was an especial Ash Wednesday
service at st. Paul's church yesterday. Ali
the Episcopal churches in fact, held services.
Miss Emma Bullairn, who has been visiting
her friends, the Misses Bunnell, at Wahpe,
ton. Dak., returned home Monday
Mrs. II; E. Wilson, the elocutionist, gave
an excellent display of her powers at the
Olivet Baptist church last night.
Sank Center is represented at the West by
Andrew J. Smith, who presides over the
bank in that flourishing town.
DR.. W. S. Leighton left last evening for the
Pacific coast, where he will remain the re-
mainder of the winter.
A butterfly social and supper will be given
tonight at the Second Universalist church by
the Ladies' society.
James Bennett, one of the wealthy men of
Brooklyn, n. Y, is stopping at the Nicollet
for few days,
G. E. Oakley one of the prominent bust
ness men of Buffalo. Mimi, is registered al
the Nicollet
The Eighth Ward Relief hall will be the
scene OF basket party tomorrow evening.