St. Paul daily globe., 1888-12-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

V. Blatz, the Milwaukee brewer. is at the
West
Judge J. H. Wendall, of Buffalo, is at the
Windsor.
a. A. Bowen, of Portland, Ore, is at the
Nicollet.
Rice and Dixey and their company are at
the West.
John H; Rice, of New York, is stopping at
j. A. Hilliker and family leave for Cal
ifOrnia to-day.
d. L. Priest and wife, of Waseca. are stop
ping at the West.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bruen have returned
from Tallahassee, Fla.
W. d. Gray, prominent miller OF Mil
waukee, is at the West.
Walter Potter, a prominent Boston banker,
is stopping at the West.
c. B. Ingalls, proprietor of the Grand Forks
hotel is stopping at the Windsor.
L. P Plummer Post members will give q
dance at their hall tomorrow evening.
The Michigan ASSOCIATION gave a pleasing
entertainment at Curtiss hall last evening.
j. A Hilliker and family leave for Califor-
MIA to-day, where they will spend the wlnler.
w. A. Harding, the expert accountant in
the Shotwell -Clerihew case, is at the west
". c. Pomeroy, a prominent real estate
dealer of Northampton, Mass, is at the Wind
Sor.
L. P. Plumner post, G. "A R., will give a
social dance tomorrow evening at their post
hail.
grand promenade concert and military
bali will be given by the Minneapolis cavalry
troop at Armory hall New Years eve.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Second Uni
versalist church will hold church fair i'll
the parlors of the church Friday evening.
Society Norden will celebrate Christmas by
giving s.Lut-Fisk,'' consisting of a supper
sociable and ball, at Norden hall Christmas
evening.
A New Years soclable and hop will be
given by Scandia Lodge No. 6, *. of r., at
Castle hall New Years eve. The committee
OH arrangements are George J. johnson: X.
Cederstrand Martin l.. Garder, N. P. W in
green and Louis Hall.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Frank Kobik and Mary Taraba. Hannibal l..
Hughes and Sarah p. Winklev, Albert NJ.
Elizabeth A. Segar, William Smith and
Margaret Smith, Thorwald Johnson and
Fanny Lane, James Davis and Anna Fletcher.
F. B. Styles, formerly an operator in the
Office of the superintendent of the Breckln-
ridge division of the Manitoba road. has
been appointed chief clerk in the same office,
in place of II. j. Meili, who has resigned to
accept a similar position on the Montana
division.
The social hop given by the Sisters Of
Peace, Hebrew charitable association, last
night at Window hall, was above all eXpecta
tions. The sum cleared is over $500. Many
citizens of st. Paul were present. This is a
young institution. of which many prominent
Hebrew ladies are members. Mrs. A. Wait
rous is president and Mrs. Kath Gumbiner is
secretary.
At Harmonic hall this evening there will
be given somewhat novel exhibition,
under the name of "a Fine Arte Esibizone. y
1t is something new in Minneapolis and will
no doubt prove a brilliant affair. There viii
be a semicircular arrangements of booths or
art studios around the wall under the gal.
lery, and these will be filled with all sorts of
surprises-fine art, inanimate and animate.
number of rare masterpieces will be eX-
hibited on the stage each evening, and art
from the earliest to the modern period win
be represented. There are a number of sur
prises in store for all who attend, for artists,
supposed to have long been at rest. will be
present, and shed light upon some impor-
tant matters.