St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-21
IN A SOCIAL WAY.

Hon. j. r. DoolItte, of Wisconsin, ex-
United States senator. is visiting &. IL. Bene-
diet, Of ST. Paul.
The masquerade ball to be given Saturday
evening at the hall on Western avenue and
West seventh street promises to be an enjoy
able affair.
The Summit Skating club Will give social
hop at MarQuardt 5 hall Thursday evening.
Jan. 20. Music will be furnished by Hilyard's
orchestra
Lieut.. Phil Schweitzer and a number of
other ST. Paul police officers have received
invitations TO attend the annual ball of the
Duluth police department Feb. 2.
Enterprise lodge, X. of L., gave very en-
jovabie hop at the hall of the order on Fifth
Street last evening The attendance was
large, the music good and the supper fault
less.
Thursday evening Jan. %, Union Lodge
No. As, l. y. o. F., will give banquet and
ball 10 celebrate its fifteenth anniversary.
The event will occur at the hall of the order,
on Wabasha street
The Swedish Society Vega will give grand
mask ball at Market hall, Saturday evening.
Feb. Z. There will he a committee on hand
to decide as 10 half dozen of the most at
tractive costumes.
A bal ma que viii be given on Feb at
Market hall W the Vega society. Prizes are
offered for the most SLllkIn% representations,
and some very fine costumes viii be worn.
over two hundred invitations have been is
sued and il is expected thai almost that num-
Der will respond.
A public installation of officers of Wash
ington Camp No 4, p. O. :. A, was held last
evening at the hail of the order. corner of
Seventh and Minnesota streets. Those par
ticipating in the musical exercises were Mrs.
De Lacey, Miss 4. q. Richards, Mrs. james,
DIR. A. Ii. Heath, DIR. D. E. Sawyer, Giro Pin
suit, DR.. II. q. McLaren, James t. Trask and
Dr.. Buck.
An entertainment has been arranged to be
giyenat Standard hall on Feb 3 by the Young
Mems Society of St Johns Lutheran church..
Among the well known people 10 participate
are Miss Emma Hess. Prof G. q. Tltcumb,
A. j. Jenkins, Frederick Barney and others.
The Ideal Banjo and Guitar club and the
Twin City quartette will also assist.
DR.. Dillon Eagan delivered an interesting
lecture last night at Cietin hall on The Sit
uation i'll Ireland. The lecturer dWelt at
length OH the Parnell difficulty, and talked III
highly interesting manner on the entire
career of Parnell. he importance of the in
dividual defeat of Parnelt, rs related to the
great question of home rule however, he re-
garded as having been magniEed unduly the
world over by newspaper accounts. The
whole political situation in Erin's isle was
explained in Il lucid and entertaining man
ner. DIR. Eagan is staying while i'll the city
at the Clarendon hotel
Miss Margaret Willius and Oscar Claussen
were married Monday afternoon at o'clock
at the residence of the brides parents on
Dayton avenue by Rev. Dr.. :. Il. Crothers.
Miss Linz was maid of honor and Mr..
Bergmeier acted as best man. A re-
ception was held after the ceremony,
those present beng MIR. and Mrs. G. A. sew
erance, Mr.. and Mrs. y. 4. Monfort, Mr. and
Mrs. George Somers, Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan
Brooks, Gen. and Mrs. Andrews, Mr.. and
Mrs. Won Goetzen, N Z. and Mrs. {. w. Hack
EFT, Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. White Mrs. NJ. l..
Saunders. Miss Baker, Miss saunders, Miss
Gotzian. Miss Hinckley. Miss Won Gelder,
Misses Olive and Lily Long
Arrangements for the bail to be given IN
der the auspices of the Twin City Banjo and
Guitar club, on Feb. g. have been competed
and it seems cerein that the event will be
one of the most brilliant the season has
known. Rehearsals are being held at fire.
Quent intervals by the dramatic company to
assist i'll the entertainment. The rehearsals
are being conducted by Fred Smith. who is
eminently well qualified to perfect the mem.
bers of the company i'll their respective parts.
The principal attraction, OF course, in con-
nection with the dancing viii he the mando-
lin and guitar music of the club, which is one
of the finest organizations Of the kind i'll the
Northwest. The club is rehearsing lot of
new music for the coming occasion.
the dramatic entertainment given last
evening at the Christ church guild room. for
the benefit of the Chapel of the Messiah, was
witnessed by large audience, and a very
enjoyable affair it was. Mrs. &. A. Chase
gave an instrumental prelude. and the Misses
Butcher sang duet prior 10 the presentation,
by cast of six persons. of the farce comedy
James Legacy" Those participating were
Miss Ella Austin, Miss Bryan and Miss Bry-
ant and Miss Austin. and Messrs. George
Bryan and Henry Bryant Songs were sung
by Mrs. j. W. Cooper, Mrs Z. o. Osborne and
Charles pougan, ard the entertainment
closed with the parlOr play, My Turn Next.
The participators in this niece were Misses
McMenemy, Hicks and King, and Messrs.
Richardson, Bryan and King.