St. Paul daily globe., 1888-02-11
IN A SOCIAL WAY.

Miss Tella Stone was surprised by a party
OF friends on Wednesday evening at her
home. 3213 Fremont avenue. The evening
was passed in a social way, with refresh
ments at the close.
The third annual banquet Of the Mime
sofa Alpha Chapter of the Phi Delta Theta
fraternity fra took place in the parlors OF the
large and an enjoyable time was the pro-
gramme of the evening.
At the residence of DR.. Waite, 1927 Henne-
pin avenue, a social and musical entertain
ment will be given tonight by the Young
Womans Guide of st. Pauls church. The
tragedian, George W. Ciprico, has kindly
volunteered to assist, and will recite Act I'of
"Richelieu."
Minneapolis Lodge No. 10, A. o. q. w,
gave delightful basket social last evening
in the Plummer post hall, Mt the corner of
Washington and First avenues north. The
evening was devoted to singing, recitations
and dancing. pleasant time was enjoyed
by all present
The masquerade ball to be given next
Tuesday evening at West Turner hall prom
ises to be by far the most successful event of
the season in the way of a cOmical dress
affair. A number of the members connected
with the Peoples theater are already pre-
pairing costumes for the gay festivities, and
pleasant event is looked forward to with no
little anticipation.
The Ladies' Musical circle will give their
second concert, under the direction of Carl
V. Lachmund, at the home of Mrs. P. u.
Mcmillan tonight. Dr. Louis Mas, the
eminent piano virtuOso from Boston, will
make his first appearance, assisted by local
artists, including Miss Stoddard, Mrs. Mum
roe and MessrS. Elliot and Munroe. The
concert begins at 8 o'clock and will last
about two hours.
The Nicollet lodge gave a grand masquer-
ade ball last evening at their hall on the
corner of Nicollet and Twenty-sixth street.
The display of costumes was very elegant
and grOtesque and presented most brilliant
spectacle upon the floor, The masks were
taken off at IL O'Clock, when an excellent
society. after which dancing was resumed
and continued until q late hour.
A grand prize masquerade ball will be
given tonight at Turner's hall. The prizes
which are to be given for the most elegant
and most comical ladies' and gentlemen's
costumes are very beautiful and valuable.
The committee chosen to give out the
prizes will act impartial, and the ones wear
ing the best costumes will receive the tokens
of the ball. Mayor A. A: Ames is on the
committee. The music which has been Sc
cured for the occasion is excellent and a
good time is expected.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
F. Fl. George, a noted pugilist and also
connected with Preston e. Knot, rubber COM
pany, is being entertained at the Windsor
hotel.
j. R. sawtell, an enterprising young man
from Makoto, is registered at the Windsor.
He is accompanied with his wife.
G. K. Giffert and wife. of Glencoe. are rusti-
eating IN the city, and have taken up quar-
terS at the West.
A. F. Boutchman, a prominent buiness
man of Chicago. is stopping at the Nicollet
w. S. Davis, of Portland, Me-, is visiting in
the city and stopping at the West.
J. w. Saunders, prominent business man
of st. Louis, is guest at the West.
S. III. Vowel, of Chicago, q retired meI-
chant, is stopping in the city.
E. j. Jackson, of Philadelphia, is among
the guests at the Windsor.
w: j. Underwood, Of Lacrosse, is regis
tered at the Nicollet.
A. w. Steadman, of Boston. is among the
arrivals at the West.
c. F. Orton, of New York, is registered at
the West.
w. II. Williams are wife are guests at the
Windsor.
IF. Tibbets, Of Chicago, is guest at the
Nicnllet