St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-12
FOR THE FUTURE.

Invitations are ont for the monthly
social of the st. Andrews society for
Jan. 80. The committee in charge is
composed of A. A. Robertson, D. Nc
MILAN, l.. Hope, G. S. Stuart and W.
Maxwell. These soeials are greatly
patronized by the members of this
worthy organization and their friends.
There they can listen to gems of Scot
tlsh, English, Irish and American
music, make new friends, gladden. hearts
OF others, cherish thoughts of 1.-The auld
countrie," and VOW allegiance to the
land of their adoption. Scotchmen
never do things by halves, and on this
occasion rare programme will be pre-
sented, which will fully demonstrate the
fact.
The st. Paul Stenographers' associa-
ton will meet next Tuesday evening at
1880 in Central hall, "a East Seventh
street, to effect permanent organiza-
non. Bylaws will be presented for dis
cnsslon and adoption, and large at
tendance is desirable. The object of
the association shall be the advance
ment OF the interests of the profession
In Its various branches; to bring it more
permanently before the public and to
extend fraternal sociability and friend
snip. This association is not to be a
social club" but will be, in many re-
spectS, similar to the associations in
other large cities.
Next Thursday Mrs. OrdTay and Mrs.
J. +: Elmer will pour the tea for the
Nushkas. The Nushkas brew the best
biack tea, the green stuff not being al
lowed at their house. The Nushkas
will have candy pull Thursday even
ing: That lady will receive prize who
pulls the whiteSt candy. The executive
committee of the club will meet at the
club house Wednesday.
A pleasant reception following closely
upon marriage was that given last
evening at the Dean residence on Sum
NIT avenue. The reception was given
by DR.. and MIS-. Archibald MacLaren,
and it was very largely attended by
those who had known them formerly as
Dr.. Archie MacLaren and Miss Dean.
Garfield Post, No. s, G. A. R.. will
give their next social hop at Garfield
hall. No. $50 East Seventh street,
"Wednesday evening, Jan. Is. Military
and other organizations are requested to
attend in uniform. The centennial
orchestra" of ten pieces will furnish
music. Tickets, SO cents.
The Retail Clerks union will give
their first grand ball at WestmoreIand
hall Thursday evening, Jan. Is. The
union can gather together for good
time as large and jolly company as
any organization in the city, and the
ball will mark an epoch in the history
of the union.
st. Paul Camp No. 1,Sons of Veterans,
will give their fourth social party Fri
day evening, Jan II, at Garfield hall,
$50 East Seventh street. This will be
their last dancing party before the uusal
entertainment Feb. %.
A party of young people, under the
management of Messrs. Middleton and
Cogswell, chaperoned by Mrs. Sherin,
will enjoy sleigh ride and dance Tues
day evening, Jan. IA.
Mrs. Charles E. Dickerman and Miss
Dickerman, of Nelson avenue. have
sent out cards for dancing party Mon
day evening, Jan. 10, at $50 O'Clock.
Every member must turn out and
bring his friends with him. They and
those of their friends who fail to be
present will miss musical treat.
Mrs. E. w. Winter will give a recep
ton Tuesday afternoon for her daugh-
ter, Miss Laura Winter, fair young
debutante.
The st. Luke's aid society will meet
with Mrs. Cumbey, 307 Olmsted street,
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. and Mrs. w. T.. MaXfield will
entertain the Young Married Peoples
Euchre club Monday evening.
Mrs. Rundlett entertained the Low
IsrpCCurp Whist oluh Lost yuaaIyA