St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-24
IN THE SOCIAL CURRENT.

The Peoples Church lyeeum has laid out
very interesting and instructive course of
study for the winter in political economy.
The subjects to be presented and considered
are as follows: First. "HoW Shall American
Commerce be Promoted: second, Sources
of Wealth; third. Land Tenure; fourth
Functions of Money; fifth, Division Of
Labor; sixth, Law of Supply and De-
mand': seventh. Corporations; eighth
TRUSTS: ninth, Organization of Labor /;
tenth. STRIKES; eleventh, '-Paternalism'' {;
twelfth, Profit sharing; thirteenth
Taxes: fourteenth. Guilds of the Middle
Ages; fifteenth, Rent; sixteenth, Inter
est; seventeenth. Wages; eighteenth,
''Influence of Machinery: nineteenth,
banks; twentieth. Transportation" /;
twenty-first, The MalthUsian Theory;
twenty-secOud. Free Trade; twenty-third,
Protection: twenty -fourth, Viii the Pres
ent System Continue:a The next regular
meeting will be held tomorrow evening.
Nov. p, at O'Clock, at the church lecture
room. The following is the programme:
Original paper. Sources of Wealth. byJ. A.
SBenSOn; general discussion of the subject
presented by the paper: vocal solo. Mrs. Cur
It's: piano solo 10y Miss Wagner; vocal solo,
kIr. McFeeters.
The PatriarChai circle held social at the
home of George D. TAFT, -Highwood, Wednes-
day evening. Cards and music were features
of the evening, althoHghahe delicious lunch
served by Mrs. TAFT was the principal feature
and was fully appreciated bY the MANY pres
hearty vote OF thanks rendered the host and
hostess. About sixty were present from both
St Paul ana HighwoOd, among whom were:
Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. E. Joy, Mrs. Bunker, Mr. AND Mrs. W.
Woodhead, Miss Maud Clum, John Wood
head. Charles Johnson, Harry Staub. Mrs. A.
P. Bateham. Mrs and Mrs. Frank Williams
Mrs. L. r. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
VIII Il. Hart, ID s Spiney, George
Keller, Miss May Keller. Miss
Sutton. Miss Allen, q. T. Davero. Miss Mary
Branan. j. $. Fugate, Edward Scull, D. G.
Smith. A. Bassford and LADY. j. II. Mailer
and lady, George Doris and lady, Thomas
Riley and lady, c. W. Slayton, Mrs. Windsor
j. 5. Mccullough and lady, Mrs. Gotham,
Bert Stone and lady, and w. L. Churchill, j.
Il. Gates. Miss Bolton.
One of the prominent social events Of the
last week was the card and dancing party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Partridge
at their delightful residence. 125 College av-
eRue, on Thursday evening last. During the
early part of the evening drive whist was
the order of the day, and lively contest for
the lead took place. About IL so delight
Iui repast WIS served, being under the su-
perintendence of Caterer Magee. Seibert's
orchestra, concealed in a bower of ferns and
evergreens arranged most artistically in one
corner of the hall. dlscOurSed sweet music,
and. after supper, most of the guests in
dulged in dancing until the wee sma'
hours" among those present were: DR..
Il.
Mathies Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Reeves, Mr..
and Mrs. ". DampIer, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
Fling, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Swenson, Mr. and
Nlrs. c. Y. Bateock, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Knox, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Stack. Mr.. McTag-
CERT DR.. 7. Ii. johnson, Mrs. Flemnoy and
Mrs. Essery. Altogether a delightful even
ing was spent, and Mr.. aud Mrs Partridge
are 20 be complimented upon their ability as
hosts.
TIE first of the series OF six germans to be
tSv he n -iDfa
Cured Tuesday evening at the residence of
a. Is. Stickney, OH Summit avenue The
event marked an suspicious opening of the
winters festivities, ana brought together a
large number of society people. The favors
consisted Of flowers and the cotillion was
weIl-led By ". c. Read. Among those pres
ent were Mesdames Lightper Schiffman.
johnson, Maxfield, Humphreys, Parker j.
W. Merriam. Foster. Oppenheim, Flower and
Hay, Misses AueTt ach, Hall, Stephenson,
Julia Stephenson Bend, Katherine Gillian.
Spaulding, Mann, Lamprey, Smith. Bigelow,
Taylor. Bosler, Armstrong and Hammond,
Messrs. Read. W. DriscOli. Davis, TAYLOR.
Ozmun. J. J. Parker, p. ". Parker, II. Wright,
Foster. ". 7. MaXfield. W N Armstrong
SkipWith. +. Banning. A NJ. Drake. Gilman
l.. S. Bigeiew, g. II. Bigelow, Paget, Patter-
son, Lightner, Oppenheim. johnson, Hum
phreyS, Price, Hay, Durant, of Saltwater;
IangdOu. Palmer and VanderbeFg of Mime
apolis, ard Capt. Banning, of California
The prospects for very successful ending
Of the acknowledgement, which is to be
given at the army by Company during the
week commencing Monday, Dec 9, are much
enhanced by the general interest in the un
Hertaking which is manifested by the ladies
of the city. A large number of those who
have at different times been granted favOrs
by the command, are manifesting their inter
est in the welfare of the organization by in.
vOking the aid of other ladies, and the bows
now have an army of assistants to aid them
in the undertaking. Committees of the ladies
fassr-a 4hn
booths and the company has arranged tc
have them sent home in sleighs each night
after the conclusion of the evenings events
One of the features of the weeks amusement
programme will be Il drill contest between
the first and second platoon OF the COMPANY
for handsome satin flag which has beer
presented by Matt Clark. of the state capitol
the amusement committee has a large list OF
attractions which will be ready for announce
ment next week.
Wednesday evening, about twenty-five o.
thirty of Sarctta Bucks friends gathered al
her home, 364 Nelson avenue, the occasion
being the anniversary of her nineteenth
birthday. They were MI met with cordial
greeting from the hostess. Refreshment:
were served at l o clock. after which games
and social talks were INDUCED in until al
early hour Among those present were Mr
and Mrs NJ Barnes, and the Misses L. Beech
\. Beech, T. Handley A. jameson. H. Law
son, S. Lawson. NJ. Harrison L. Harrison. M
Barnes, r. Worst, Messrs. NJ. j. Lawson. n
Barnes, c. Forseli, A. Forsel, II. HAYES. B.
Martin, F. Huntress, DR.. Kerall. A. Eide.
The Home Social circle. one of the most
popular and prosperous of the many similar
organizations which come with the season
is already deep in the giddy whirl of winter
gayety. social under the auspices of the
circle was held last Tuesday evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Fisher 264
Nash street. more thoroughly jolly crowd
OF Young folks seldom regathered under Onf
Eoot than the half hundred or SO present OIL