St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-22
FUTURE FESTIVITIES.

The st. Georges SnOwshOe club has
issued invitations for grand carnival
ball to be held at the armOry on Monday,
the 3Oth inst. The reception COM
mitttee is composed of w. ). Foot.
ner, DR.. H. f. Burdette,. W: P
Jewett, Hon. E. A. Hendrlckson,
II. b. Sweet, w. II. Lamb, d.: Johns
r. E. Cobb and j. ii. Bell The floor
committee will be in charge of Col. j.
n. Wilgus. At midnight there will be
a grand march, led by President George
w. Thompson. The procession will
pass in review before knight of st.
George, on horseback, the Ice King,
MAYOR and Carnival directors. Each
uniformed lady will be presented with
a handsome souvenir.
The arrangements are completed for
the charity ball to be given for the ben
eft of the Homeopathic hospital of st.
Paul, at Armory hall, Feb. 1. The re-
ceptiOn committee is composed of eX-
Gov. Marshall and lady, j. j. Watson
and lady, George r. Finch and lady, w.
r. Ladd and lady, W. A: Van Slyke and
lady, Judge j. A. Chandler and lady,
Judge w. II. Burr and lady, l.. II. Max
field and lady. George Thompson and
lady, Reuben Warner and lady, Judge
c. E. Flandrau and lady and Uri l..
Lamprey and lady.
On Monday evening Nine. Chatter
ton, the renowned harp SOi0iSt. OF Lon
don. England, we'll known all over the
world, will give delightful concert at
Park church, under the auspices of the
Ladies' society of the church, and as
sisted by the best musical talent OF the
Twin Cities. Nine. ChattertOB has
given concerts at the residence OF Rt.
Hon. w. E. and Mrs. Gladstone, and
has met with the finest press notices
wherever she has appeared.
On Monday evening j. 0. Dunster.
OrganiSt and choir master OF Christ
church, will give piano forte recital IN
n. j. Dyer IL Bros music store, 14S and
$50 East Third street, assisted by Miss
Gordon, Miss Harrington and Miss
Shea. The programme consists OF sew
eral selections and solo by Mr.. Dun
ster and by each of the persons NEIL
toned above.
A social entertainment will be given
under the auspices of the st. Paul
Council No. CSC, at their hall, SO East
Fifth tomorrow evening. Songs will
be rendered by Miss Mae Murphy, Mrs.
II. l.. Baker, Mr.. E. B. Butyer, and
Brothers Baker and Cory land clariOnet
solo by Brother Hebron. Hilgard's
band will furnish the music, and re-
freshments will be served during the
evening.
Lieut.. Ahern and other friends of the
club at Fort Smelling, will entertain the
members of the Nushka club next Sat
urday, Jan. 49, Members are expected
to meet at the residence of Mrs. j. p.
Elmer, 314 West Third street, at 1880
D. M, where sleighS will carry the
party to Fort Smelling.
The Minnesota Congregational club
will hold it's next meeting Monday even
ing at Plymouth church parlors. The
topic of the evening will be 1.-The Utah
Problem Prof. Edward Benner, of
the Salt Lake academy, is expected to
be present.
The young people of the First Baptist
church will give their next entertain
ment at the church on Tuesday even
ing. The programme will be under the
society. 1t will be ''Tennyson' even
ing.
John Herman has issued elaborate in
vitations for Rooster party" in honor
of Isaac Hansen, of Chicago, Thursday,
Jan. 26, at the residence of the former,
No. 1862 Maria avenue, from s to 10 p. In.
Mrs. S. S. Breed will give reception
from to 10 for Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hamil-
ton, to be followed by dancing party
in the evening.
1.-THE Ivy Leaf Dancing Club will give
its seventh social party on Friday even
ing, January "a, at Society Hall, Drake
block.
The East st. Paul Dancing club will
give hop at FrOiseth'S hall, on Reaney
street, next Thursday evening.
st. Luke's Aid society meets next
Tuesday with Mrs. Sumwalt at the Port
land, room II, section 2.
Mrs. E. E. Hughson, of Summit ave-
nue., will entertain the KangarOOS Fri
day evening.
Mrs. o. G. Green will give reception
tomorrow evening for the Misses Schef-
fer.