St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-20
SAINT PAUL.
CITY DRIFT.

meet at u o'clock tomorrow.
The grand jury will convene in Court
Room No. / at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
st. Luke's Aid society will meet with Mrs,
William Armsby Friday afternoon at Z
O'clock.
DIR. and Mrs. Welch have returned from
the lake and are at 151 Summit avenue Tor
the winter.
Mrs. NJ. b. Farrell was thrown from cable
car last evening, and received serious, II not
fatal injuries.
Officer Meyerding arrested George Rogers
last evening on charge of stealing pair OF
shoes from the Golden Rule
The holder of ticket No. 1872 at Mrs Con-
rows benefit is requested to call at Engine
House No and take charge of horse await
ing him.
Miss Annie Towle of East Tenth street, re-
turned from her extended trip East, accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. r. j. Walsh, OF
Chicago.
At the East Presbyterian church Tuesday
evening, Nov. %, the mite-boXes will be
opened All holding boxes are requested to
be present.
The explosion of a lamp in the house at
the corner of Third street and Washington
last night, but there was no loss.
As Thanksgiving day approaches will the
kind friends of the Sheltering Arms bear the
little ones in their minds and give them a
pleasant surprise for their dinner
Mrs. j. j. Hibline has returned from Bal
tmcre, where she has been visiting her
daughter Laura, who is attending Inc Pea-
body institute at that place.
I'd frnm
6GO Cherokee avenue to the health Office
DIphtheria was reported from 413 Aurora
avenue and membranous Group from the
upper leVee.
The following pensions were allowed
through Adit Cen Mulien's Office last week:
Elizabeth Rank, st. Paul. IS; Nancy Taylor,
Dundas, Sl2; Eliza j Comstock, st. Paul, S.;
Bridget Smith, Marysburg, Sl2.
A fine musical and literary programme has
been prepared for the evening of the 25th
inst at Grace NJ. E. church for the benefit of
the lovers or good music. The best talent i'll
the city has been secured for the occasion.
The ladies OF the Peoples church are
making preparations for Il fancy work fair
and an evening entertainment early i'll
December, the proceeds to be applied on the
debt for repairs on the Sunday school rooms.
Il
on the sidewalk at the corner of Fourth and
ST. Peter streets in a spasm by Officer Twohy.
She was taken to the police station. where
she recovered after medical attendance, and
was taken home by The police.
Messrs Syron d Waters, 675 Wabasha
street viii give an exhibition of paintings at
their at store. 675 Wabasha street, during the
holidays The works of art will be those or
Do Il bC ricI, TO
hiblt their pictures should now apply for
space
The evening Star Social club gave their
first social hop last Wednesday evening at
Luker's hail. There were sixty couples pres
ent. and very enjoyable time was had.
There was an elaborate programme of dane
ing, which was not finished until . o'clock.
The next social hop will be given Oh New
Years eve.
The next entertainment of the Peoples
course will be given next Saturday evening
at the Market hal!. DR.. S. NJ Crothers, pastor
of the Unity church, Will lecture on the "Ex-
perience of an Honest Miner followed by
stereopticon illustrations of Western life in
the mines fine musical programme will
also be given, ana George Wells win read
several pieces.
were married at The Assumption Church Nov.
-, by Rev. Father isidore. Miss Magdalen
Harnish, niece of the BRIDE, was maid of
honor, and Miss Josie Rdnen, of MinneapO-
lis, was the bridesmaid. Joseph Item acted
rs best man, while John j. and NJ. A Wes-
kopf were the ushers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Zschokke will reside at 2O7 Rondo and Sum-
NIT Place.
There win be a special meeting of the Ram
seq County EX-Umou Veterans Democratic
club Wednesday evening next at s O'Clock p.
M, meeting in the rooms of the Democratic
state central committee, Globe building. A
full attendance is desired, as the question of
making the club permanent and other i'm
pprtant matters are to be considered. James
d. Wood president.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Hoyt Lodge to
Division $50 of the brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers will give a fair and social at
Garfield hail, $50 East Seventh street, Mon
day and Tuesday evenings, Nov. u and %.
A beautiful crazy quilt will be given to the
lady having the largest number of votes.
Good music and dancing, oysters and other
refreshments will be served. Proceeds de-
voted to charitable work.
The Gen. Wesley Merritt Garrison No. 5S.
Regular Army and Navy Union of the United
States, will hold a regular meeting at odd
Fellows hall. corner Fifth and Wabasha
streets, tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock
All members of the garrison are earnestly re-
quested TO be present at this meeting. as i'm
pOrtunt business will be transacted, in which
every member of the garrison should be indi.
vidually Interested
On Thursday evening Mrs. A W. Horll, of
249 Arundel street, entertained a number of
friends at their pleasant home. The follow
ing were present: Mr. and Mrs. Blair Min
neapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Horll, Mime
apolis; Mrs Gen II. C. Flower, ST. Paul; H.
r. Smith, Mr.. Edgerly, DR.. Griswold, Mr.
Brown, Mrs Source, Mr.. Horil Charles
Ferry, F. E. IrYenie, Miss c. Irvine, Mrs.
Hayes Miss Hayes
A most enjoyable surprise was rendered to
Miss Minnie Smith, of % West Tenth street,
last Friday evening in honor of her birth
day. Cards were the order until II D. m
wnen supper was served after which dane
ing and music were INDUCED in until the
wee small hours Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. Cauchoise, Mrs. II. L. De Long
Mr.. and Mrs. Perro. Mrs frankie Kerr, Mrs
NJ. Schomhover, Mr.. and Mrs. Bausher. Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. j. Mayer, Misses NJ Churchill,
NJ. Smith, L. Sprague Messrs. Holcomb,
Davis, Walsh, Moore, Peterson, Cauchoise,
Be ilenterg
The members of Branch No. 2l2, o. I. H.,
on Dayton's bluff, will give musical and
literary entertainment Tuesday evening,
Nov. %, that promises to be a very enjoyable
affair. Judging from the programme that
will be presented The following we'll
known local talent viii take part: Al G
Flournay, comedy; Miss May Griffith, vocal
solo; Mrs. Simpson Burke, recitation en-
titled Aunt Saphrouia Tabor at the Opera
Mrs. Schuby, vocal solo; Frank Davis and
Miss Nellie Davis, instrumental duet; Miss
Dora Simpson recitation, THE Cultured
Daughter of a Plain Grocer; Miss Schlnner
selection. Besides the above an orchestra OF
five pieces will discourse excellent music fol-
the occasion.
Complete in Artistic Technique.
Winter Overcoats at the plymouth
Corner" New styles this waek.