St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-22

Thursday evening, May 90. at Standard hall.
Among those who will be on the programme
are Mrs. Shea. Miss Farwell, Mr. Middleton,
Twin City Mandolin snd Guitar club anh the
Mendelssohn quartette. Tickets are pelns
rapidly sold, and fine entertainments
assured. The full programme will be given
later
The entertainment and hop given by the
ladies' of Iron Hall, No. $40 at their hall on
East Third street Monday evening, was
grand success. nearly 100 couples DeinS
present The voting of gold badge To the
most popular lady of the evening created
a spirited contest, resulting i'll favor OF Mrs.
Bell, of 542.
Dr. Tobey leaves tonight for Old Point
Comfort Va, to attend the fifth annual
meeting of the Association of Railway Sut-
geOns. He will, while absent. attend inc
meeting of the American Institute OF dome,
opathy in Washington, ID. C., from June 10
TO Is. His wife will accompany him.
One of the greatest attractions the coming
week will be the testimonial ball rendered
Prof. Mozzara at Central hall Wednesday
evening" May %. by his pupils and frlenuS
The best CT music has been secured, ana
nothing has been left undone to make 1t a
social success.
ST Lukes Aid Society of st. Paul's Church
will be entertained By Mrs. Hiram f. Stevens,
OF Sherburne avenue Friday, the 9th INST
A large attendance is desired, as there VIII
be an election of officers and the usual busl-
! ness of the last meeting before closing.
The Young Peoples Association of Me
mortal Church will give concert THURSDAY
evening. May 20, at. Standard hall me
Mendelssohn quartette, Twin City Mandolin
and Guitar club, Mrs. Shea, Misses Farrell
(, and others will fill out the programme.
On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. John
Thayer of Winfred street, gave euchre
party to number of their friends. Prizes
were won by Mrs W. s. johnson, Mrs. q. f.
Clifford .IObn ~ RlaeE and Dr. IL Ii. OAR
ling.
There was q reception 10 Rev.. and Mrs. Il.
r. Edwards, of the Christian church: Thurs
day evening, and large number or people
fastened 10 pay their respects to the very
popular gentleman and his wife.
A wel-attended supper was given Thurs
dav evening by the ladies of the Arlington
Hills Presbyterian church in the parlors or
the church. A musical and literary pro-
gramme followed the supper.
A public meeting will be held in Cretin hall
Monday evening next under the direction OF
the Catholic total abstinence societies OF the
Catholic parish. Prominent speakers will be
present.
The Philomatheans and Ladies Aid society
give union May party, their closing recep-
ton and hop of the season, in Lift Grand
opera house hall Wednesday next, the 18th.
One of the social events of this week will
be reception given by Mrs. f. E. Hughson
Saturday. the 26th to meet her sister, Mrs.
George Ii. Hughson. of Buffalo. N. Y.
j. G. Eiseman. of st. Anthony avenue, was
rendered u birthday surprise party last Satur-
day evening. Dancing and Il fine collation.
helped to pass The evening pleasantly.
The testimonial ball rendered to Prof. MOI
cara by pupils and friends Wednesday. May
D. at the Academy Central hall, promises to
be a pleasant social event.
The social hop that was to be given at
Lucker's hall Wednesday evening last was
postponed until next Wednesday evening,
May %.
The Rose Leaf Social club has arranged
for farewell party of the season. to be given
at Martin hall the latter part of this month.
Cards have been issued by Mrs. c. II. A lden
and Miss Alden, of Holly avenue, for re-
ception to be given Wednesday afternoon.
a number of Daytons bluff young people
are arranging to give hop at White Bear in
June.
Toe ST. Paul pressfeeders will give their
first annual ball at Turner hall the 18th inst.
The next party given by the Burlington
Heights club will occur next Friday evening.
Tuesday night Mrs. Harvey officer enter
tanned for Miss Adine Marvel, of Chicago.
The Saddle and Harm essmakers' Union, No.
3S, gave ball last evening at Turner hall.