St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-03
EVENTS OF THE FUTURE.

The treasury of Company c, First regi-
ment, having become somewhat depicted,
ana the appropriation from the state not
foreShadowing an increased annual allow
ance to the command, the members have de-
eided 10 devote a month of their extra hours
TO the work of PREPARATION for grand fair at
the armorv, to begin during the week com
mencing Monday Dec. 9. The name OF The
event is NiZhnee- Novgorod fair-the organi-
nation intending to use every effort TO nave
IL excel all ventures of a similar nature that
ere given in ST. Paul this season, as the great
Russian fair exce!s those OF Europe. with
the immense drill-hall at the armory as the
main room for booths, etc, the company VIII
be enabled TO establish very large number
of attractive features, and no effort is 10 be
spared to make il a success Among the
features to be added 10 the usual attractions
of events of this character VIII DO speclal
fancy drill by a company of ST. Paurs hand
soonest young ladies; a drill by the company,
and number of special amuseme NJ features
en- the stage which is 10 DC erected. A rlhe
range will ais be established, and n room
will be set aside especially for dancing.
Music is TO be furnished each evening
throughout the continuance OF the talt. Inc
four captains or the other companies nave
kindly given up their drill nights in order 10
allow Company Z TO have full week lot the
continuance of the fair.
The Ladies Guild of St Peters church are
preparing fancy articles for a sale early IN
December. Rev. Samuel Mills entered upon
the rectorate of st. Peters church, Dayton
Bluff, and ST. Johns III the Wilderness
White Bear. Mimi. on the feast OF All
Saints" Nov l. The reverend gentleman Is
a Canadian by birth, graduate OF TRINITY
College, Ont, and was ordained deacon ana
priest by the present bishop OF Toronto. nj
Rev DR.. Sweatman. II. Peters will hence
forth enjoy clerical services at all the
services, and White Bear will receive one
service each and every Sunday.
A pleasant evening can be passed on
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Post hall in Knauft's block, on Seventh
street when Camp No. GA, of the Modern
Woodmen of America, will entertain their
friends and themselves around their camp
tire There will be dancing vocal ana III.
strumental music, refreshments and other
things that are right ana proper to entertain
their friends on such an occasion.
The annual charity ball for the benefit of
st. Luke's Hospita will be held at the Ryan
Tuesday evening Nov. ~. A large number
OF the most popular married ladies of the
city have promised to attend, each bringing
one or more young ladies, which will OF
course insure large attendance of gentle
men. Every arrangement has been made to
make this ball an elegant and enjoyable &C.
caSion.
The Broom Makers of st. Paul. will give
their first annual ball at LuckerS hall, Friday
evening, Nov 8. They will give an elegant
broom and whisk broom to the hest waltzing
couple. The prizes are on exhibition at
Hertz Brothers, corner of Seventh and Rosa
bel streets Good music will be in attendance.
The rehearSals of the Am phion club in the
cantata "Plaeida" are progressing finely.
This viii be given on Dec. g. Miss Geneva
Johnston, Of Chicago. who sang with the
cluO last year. VIII be here and sing in the
role of Plaeida; Mr.. Merrill. Miss Mae Muir
phs and other local artists viii also sing.
The coming out party for Miss Marion
Lamprey. on Nov. z. is being looked forward
70 with more than ordinary interest by her
rlorN,
and all that warm friends and admirers can
do TO make her debut successful will be
done.
The German club viii hold its first party on
the evening OF the 10Th. There will be mum
Der of dances from 9 to IL O'Clock, but the
coIillon will not begin until IL O'Clock and
VIII continue to 1 o'clock. The club will
have no favors at It's hops this year.
Mrs. ]. b. Tarbox and Mrs Ansel Open
nelm VIII give box parties at Harris theater
Wednesday afternoon, the occasion being
the entertainment for the benefit of the
charity ward of Homeopathic hospital.
The young people of Unity church held
masquerade Tuesday evening in the parlOrS
OF the church. Dancing was feature of the
evening. After four numbers masks were re-
moved ana dancing continued till IL.
The -Four Leaf Clover Pleasure club will
give their third social hop Thanksgiving
eve at Garfield hall. on East Seventh street,
between Olive and Pine streets. They will
HUt give one on the Sth as stated.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Robertson, of
Laurel avenue have sent out cards for a re-
ception Tuesday, Nov 5. from to IL o'clock,
to meet Miss Julia Stephenson.
The third social hop and supper will be
given by Noble Franklin lodge, A. o. [. W.
No. 2, on next Thursday week, at A O. U. W.
hail
The Utica club gives their fourth social
mop Friday evening, Nov s, at the old Acker
POST hail,corner Third and Exchange streets.
Mrs. ". G. Robertson gives large recep-
ton, followed by a cotillion, on Tuesday
next, for Miss Julia Stephenson.
Mrs. II. A. Castle, of Western avenue, viii
give reception for her daughter, Miss Nellie
Castle, tuesday, evening.
The Scandinavian festival will be given on
Nov. 10. The Mendelssohn quartette, of this
city, will take part.
The Nuska club will have its annual meet
ing at the Lookout on Monday evening.
Mrs. F. A. Seymour gives q progressive
euchre party next Wednesday.
Mrs. Castle and daughter give a dancing
party Tuesday night.