St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-24
IN POLITE SOCIETY.

The second presentation of Trial by
Jury" by the young people Of the guild of
the church of the Ascension last night at
Paul Martins on the west side was very
credible indeed. The operetta itself is a
very clever burIesque of breach of promise
trial. The judge in the case being very sus
ceptible. falls i'll love with the fair plaintiff
and finally declares 10 the barrister and
attorneys present. Il will marry her myself"
The business of the jurymen, with W. N.
Amundson. foreman, was praise worthy last
night, and the entire cast entered into the
spirit of the operetta with very pleasing
results
The is to be a grand concert and ball at
Turner Hall tonight, given by the SociaIistc
Maennerchor, st. Paul, and Sec. No. 1, 5. L.
p, assisted by the Minneapolis t.rbeiter
,Iiedertafel The affair will undoubtedly
be q grand success.
The first rhetorical exercises of the year
were held in the assembly hall at the high
school yesterday.
j. II. Abercrombie, of Washington, d c.,
Is the guest of friends on Annapolis street.
There was a large masquerade ball at
Rothausen's hall last night
The ladies of the Christian home give their
concert Thursday, the Goth.
Mrs. Luly entertained the Central W. C. T.
T. Thursday afternoon.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians gave
bali at Market hall last night. which was very
largely attended. The affair was in celebra-
ton of the ele yenth anniversary of the form
alton of the order, and the state officers were
present, with a large contingent from Min
neapolis, Saltwater and Hastings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fantle Jr. announce
Tuesdays as their reception days at the Met
ropolitan.
Twin City Lodge No. 179, l. o. o. F., gives
ball at their hall next Thursday evening.
Minnehaha Camp No. GA, Modern Wood
men of America, will give a concert at Odd
Fellows hall Friday, the 30th. with the fol-
lowing programme:
Introduction. ..J.W Head
Quartette "Oh. Rise With the LARK
Miss Broderlck, Messrs. f. Ellis. j. Haas,
j. White.
Song. .... "Oh. How Delghtful
Miss Rose Bieber.
Duet Miss Rroderict Mr. Mn E mfs'iess sea
song. oeleeteo
James Myron.
E. Sephton.
Song. advice to Young Men"
Miss Nina Bieber
Duet 1.-The Pilot Brave
Messrs j. White and j. Haas.
Song. -: s,.,,t MY queen
Fred Lloyd.
Song. 49,. "The Announcer
c. Tarbox.
H. NJ. Temple is in Montana.
Thursday evening. the 10Th inst. the canny
Scots will meet in Westmoreland hall, corner
Tenth and st. Peter streets. The strains Of
Prof. Kleist's ORCHESTRA will put life and
metal in their heels. and for a few hours the
sons from the land of Heather and Tartan
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sociable time. The first part of the pro-
gramme will consist of musical and literary
selections, and some notable talent is ex-
pected to participate. The committee prom
ises that this sociable will be foretaste of
the great banquet which will be held on st.
Andrews day, next month.
Mr. and Mrs W. F. Clark have issued invi-
tations to the marriage of their daughter,
Mary Stone to Arthur Reeves, which takes
place at the Congregational church. i'll South
Park, Thursday, the 9th of November, at Z
in the evening. A reception is to lie given on
Bryant avenue. after the church service. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves will be at home at 1899
Hewitt avenue, Hamline. after Dec. 1.
Mrs. A. E. Davis departed for Rochester,
n. Y, where she expects to remain for the
winter. For several years she has been an
active worker in Grace NJ. 4. church, and
prominently connected with various mis-
sionary works throughout the city. Her de-
parture Is much regretted by q host of
friends, whose best wishes go with her.
The members of the C. E. T., profoundly
mysterious girls secret society of the high
school, entertained the boys of the school
last evening i'll the Assembly hall. The en-
tertainment of the evening was converse
ton party. but music and dancing filled out
the programme. 80 -
C. Neal. of Lake City, Mimi. spent the fore
part of the week with his daughter, Mrs. Will
Matheis, of the Seville.
Miss Birdie Farwell is entertaining Misses
Maud and Mabel Silsby. of Mitchell, ) d.
Miss Burkhard has returned from Sioux
City.