St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-21
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For several days past invitations have
been out announcing fancy dress ball
to be given. without masks, at Masonic
Temple hall, By the Zuhrah'S ladies, to-
morrow euening, in honor of Washing
toms birthday. Judging from reports
of preparations that are being made the
event will have no equal i'll its line this
season. Many of the costumes of the
ladies have been purposely designed for
this occasion and will be both rich and
novel. The grand march will be called
at $40 o'clock and only persons in cos
tune will be admitted to the floor prior
10 II O'Clock.
The Minneapolis Police Relief associ-
atoms annual ball will occur next
Wednesday evening at the West hotel.
The sale of tickets has been large. and
all indications point to a generous bene-
fit. The Finest will be out in full
force. The floor managers will be Ser
geant Almore, Lieut.. Coskran, Capt.
Buerfening.
Unity lodge. Knights of Honor, will
celebrate at Harmonic hall next Satur-
day evening Its first anniversary. The
programme will contain several literary
and musical features, and grand ball
and banquet will follow. In the voting
contest prizes of gold badge and dia-
| mond pin are offered.
The fair, conducted by the ladies OF
the Peoples meeting, preparations for
which have been under way for several
weeks past, will open next Wednesday
at the Lyceum theater building in the
rooms on the third floor, continuing
through Friday evening.
Of the many good things promised
next week in social way none are of
| more Importance, or likely to prove
more attractive. than the charity ball to
be given Thursday evening next by the
Eighth Ward Relief association at its
hall, corner of Lake street and Stevens
avenue.
The Lucy Hayes union will hold So
clal and temple mite box opening to in
crease the Satterlee Memorial fund next
| Monday evening, Feb. %, with Mrs. w.
M. Lawrence, 1922 Clinton avenue. A
musical and literary programme has
been prepared.
Monday evening Anchor Camp No.
S79. Modern WOodmen of America, will
honor the anniversary of Wasllington'S
birth by giving grand ball at Century
Music hall. =.
Comrades" one, of the social organi-
| cations of the city, will give the fourth
| of series Of dances next Friday even
| ing at Sherman hall, 1925 Franklin ave-
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| nue..
| Tomorrow evening the Young Ladies'
| sodaIity will give a musical and literary
| entertainment at st. Anthony hall that
| promises to attract considerable notice.
Bismarck Grove No. 10, U. A. DID,,
will dance at Dietrich's hall, corner
| Plymouth and Washington avenues
north, next Saturday evening.
r. S. Burhyte and wife will entertain
| friends with dancing and cards at their
| home, 1S9 Lyndale avenue north, next
| Thursday evening. s,,., ;.-s...-
The young ladies of the Linden house
will give a leap year party at Malcolm's
hall, Lyceum building, next Thursday
| evening.
| The social section of Unity club, of the
| First Unitarian church, will give So
| cial in the-lecture room next Monday
evening.
The ladies of the Franklin Avenue M.
| E. church will give a New England sup
per next Wednesday evening III their
| church.
The ladies of the Grace Episcopal
| church will give leap year party at
| Sherman's hall next Thursday evening.
| Pansy lodge. Daughters of Rebekkah,
will dance Wednesday evening next at
252 First avenue south.
Tho Psi Epsilon fraternity will have
ball and banquet at the Holmes hotel
tomorrow evening.
The Sisters. of Peace are preparing for
| grand ball to be given at Masonic Fem
| pie hall March IL.
The o. B. j. club will give it's last
| dance before Lent March l at Mahtowah
hall.
danpinp Darty will ha pivnn of tho
Holmes hotel next Friday evening.