St. Paul daily globe., 1888-03-23
SOCIETY AND PERSONALS.
THE FAUST CLUB SOCIAL.


Pretty faces and toilets were the
characteristics at the ball given by the
Faust club last evening at Malcolm's
dancing academy. 1t was by far the
most swell affair for many a day in
Minneapolis. About fifty couples were
present and skipped the light fantastic
from O'Clock until midnight. The
party was composed of a very
select and c0ngenial class Of
young society people, who always avail
themselves of ali opportunity for a
pleasant time. The toilets of the ladies
were very beautiful, and upon the floor
presented very charming appearance.
The music furnished by the orchestra
was delightful, and greatly inspired
the merry dancers as they glided about
the ball room. There were no refresh
ments served. The next of the series
will be given on Thursday evening,
April S. Among the many
present whose faces were familiar
were: George Bartlett, Asa Wallace,
w: T. Drake, f. w. Haven, A. +. LIE
Roy, D. l.. Sandol, A. Henderson. w.
Jams, &. NJ. Cornelius, A. B. Blunt, w.
p. Harmon. S. E. Streator, II. S. Mead,
Mr.. McArdle, Mr.. Wilson, f. f. Stone,
Miss Miller, Miss Whittier, Miss
Haven, Miss Isham, Mrs. S. E. Streator,
Miss Readland, Mr.. and Mrs. OdOr,
Miss Bell, Miss Yeluck, Miss Muncie,
Miss Wine Stranton, Miss Emma
Flinckenger, Miss Rose Cutter, Miss
Minnie Cutter, Mrs. Field, Miss Rex
ford, Misses Foster, Miss Vanarsdale,
Miss Mathews, Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, Miss
Carroll, Mr.. Folsom, Miss Jones, Miss
Renders, Charles Book, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Therien, Miss Swain, J. w.
Cook, Miss Robinson, N. II. HoXbie.
SOCIAL NOTES.
Judge NJ. B. Koon is on months visit in
Arkansas.
Thomas Lowry left for the East yesterday
on business trip.
Company A gives a grand ball tonight at
Malcolm's dancing academy.
c. A. Pillsbury is taking vacation and re-
cruiting at the Hot Springs.
j. W. Lawrance is stopping in the South
and will return in about two weeks.
Eugene Wilson is in San Francisco, Cal,
looking after his brother, Edgar W. Wilson,
who is very i'll.
Robert j. Liney, of Albany, n. Y, was
married TO Miss Florence Savage, of this
city, on Wednesday.
Some sixty couples attended the dance
given by the South Side society people at
DANA hall, last evening.
The Misses Keeler gave progressive
euchre party to a number of friends at their
home Wednesda ny evening.
President and Mrs. Northrop, of the State
university, will give an informal reception
at their residence, 519 Tenth avenue south
east, to morrow night.
A private concert was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Werner, at SIG
Twentieth avenue south. Wednesday even
ing, by the Beethoven club.
The society elite of the Eighth ward en-
joyed pleasant dance at the hall on Twen-
ty-seventh street. Good music and delight
full time was the programme.
John c. Adams, formerly connected with
st. Barnabas and st. Paul hospitals, and son
of Col S. e. Adams Of this city, graduated
on the 18th inst at the Bellevue hospital med
ical college, New York city.
A boy about sixteen years old was knocked
down by a runaway horse yesterday after
noon at the corner of Cedar avenue and
Twenty-ffth street south and seriously hurt
about the head. His name could not be
learned.
A concert. social entertainment and dance
will be given at Turner hall OH Sunday even
ing by the West Turner society The concert
will be given under the auspices of Danz's
orchestra, Frank Danz, conductor. A grand
event is promised.
1t is announced that Patsy Cardiff is soon
to lead to the altar Miss Nelie Hall, highly
esteemed young lady residing at 1412 Four
teenth street south, who is well-known in
musical and social circles. The happy event
occurs early in spring.
A grand leap year ball is to be given at Har
monia hall on March 81 by the Gustavus
Adolphus society and Swedish guards. A
number of military companies have been in
vited and pleasant time may be expected.
The music will be furnished by Millard &
Tyler'S band.