St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-14

church. Wednesday evening next. Feb. Il,
from Till 10 O'CLOCK. cordial invitation
iSeXtended to all parlshioners friends of Rev.
Mr. Nichols and family and OF the parish 10
attend This is the only invitation given.
The Cataract Council, Il. A, will hold a
dance next Tuesday evening at their hall, 20
First avenue south. Flour City Council will
assist. The affair Will be i'll the nature OF
leap year party. aud from present indications
promises to be most enjoyable event.
Preparations are now all com plete for the
annual benent OF the Minneapolis Police
Relief association 10 be held AZ the West the
evening of Feb. ~. The whole affair, il liz
promised, will be very elaborate.
The grocers clerks are preparing for ham
quet and ball to be siyen next Tuesday even
ing at Harmonic hall the event promises
20 be an Interesting one, as the preparations
are on quite an extensive scale.
THE Merry Twelve will meet with thei-
There will be a whiting contest as side
Issue at the next regular meeting of the Lake
Review Scoop club. The club meets tomor-
row evening with DIN ID. Fullmer, At corner
Lake street ana Sicoiiet avenue.
friends ana make merry at DahrS hall. cor
ner Twenty fourth street and Fifth avenue
south, next Thursday evening. Reception at
S:l5; dancing at $3.50.
The Young Ladies' Foreign Missionary So
ciety of Franklin Avenue NJ. L, church will
give peanut party Monday evening i'll the
church. A musical and literary programme
will also be rendered.
The second annual ball of Anchor Camp,
No. $50, Modern Woodmen of America. TO be
given at Century HAL the evening of Feb -
gives promise OF proving q very attractive So
cial event.
A military ball and promenade concert will
be given next Wednesday evening at NAH
towah hall by Company 3. First regiment,
\. q. S. NJ. Music by Thyle Schuberts
orchestra.
Golden Circle No. f4o. c. of F.. will give a
mo k,n1i lot . ~ EnrpSfnrS hal
81 Second avenue south, Friday evening,
Feb. 10.
Ceciiian Council. r. A.. will give social
hop i'll their parloTs at the corner Of Twenty
fourth street and Fifth avenue south next
Tuesday evening The grand march starts al
$50.
A coming social event that is exciting
considerable interest is the fifth annual ball
of the Eighth Ward Relief association. 10 be
given at Relief hail the evening of Feb. >.
On the evening of Feb. - the young people
of the First Unitarian society Will give one OF
the social entertainments for which they are
famous i'll the vestry. OF the church.
Miss Margaret Chapman will entertain the
Lend Hand Club of the First Unitarian
Church at her home. 632 East Fourteenth
street. tomorrow evening.
The second of the series of dances under
the auspices of the X. of p viii be held at
Masonic Temple next Friday evening.
Leon NJ Lane and wife will entertain
friends Wednesday evening at their HON e,
999 Southeast Seventh street.
The Swedish Brothers are preparing for a
prize masquerade to be given at their hall
on the evening OF Feb p.
George ~ Simpson and wife Will entertain
friends at their home, 293d Portland avenue,
tomorrow evening.
The Jewish ladies will hold masquerade
dancing party this evening at Harmonic hall.
A dancing party will be held at the Eighth
Ward Relief hall next Thursday evening.
The German of the |. 0. o. f. will dance at
Turner hall next Saturday evening
The Psi Epsilon fraternity will dance at
the Holmes hotel Feb. -.