St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-04

Prof. De Garmo calls the pleasant reunions
that he gives his classes 'assemhlies.' and
this name seems to give them dignity that
modern receptions" do not possess What
visions of stately bellies in powder and
patches the very name recalls The stately
minuet with Its powdered wigs and dainty
steps and rich brocade dresses and arch
coquetry, was danced at the assemblies"
Ills to be hoped that the professor will re-
tain the name, as well as the style OF his
ceremonious events. The pupils are worthy
TO participate in all the old fashioned dances,
and they are far more picturesque than the
Tomps that have been called dancing the last
few years. The latest things in germans his
pupils also know as web as all the modern
varieties of dancing His assemblies are de-
lightful, and are excellent preparation for
more distinctly social functions. The
professor intends giving these affairs at
stated intervals during the season.
A number of young gentlemen of st. An
thony hill have sent out invitations for a
dancing party to lie given at the Albion
Thursday evening. Mrs TarbOX, Mrs. Mac
Laren and Miss Gordon viii be the chaper-
ones The young gentlemen entertainers are
Nessrs. Allen, Appleton, Baker. Burke, Bur
we'll, Berkey. Furness, Holbert, Hannay,
Klesel, Warren. Lincoln. MCGOWAN, 4. Nc
GoWau, Nelson, Stout. Saunders, Upham
Reed. Ransom, O'BrieD, Dick O'Brien.
James Whitcomb Riley the IIoosier poet,
will be in St Paul some time in january
ment aWakens! Who that has read Rileys
poems butlUves him? He is so human mat
even his faults make him lovabe. We be-
speak a most hearty welcome for our own
James when he appears among us.
Mrs. Davis the noble and generous heart
ed wife OF senator c. X Davis, made four
teen l,oor little girls happy on Christmas day
10y giving them all fine dinner ana present
ing each one with doll says the Morris
Tribune Mrs. Davis is Lne of the most
rboritOlIn " in rho land nnd hnp a q
ity work goes on all the year around
y number Of young people of the First
Baptist church spent an enjoyable evening
Monday night and the residence Of Mir. and
rs Frank Pierce at st. Anthony Park
Vocal and instrumental music together with
a most excellent supper, made the hours
pass very pleasantly
The women of the Lady Henry Somerset w
CT. L. will today serve turkey dinner IN the
booth adjoining their kitchen in Grand Cen
lral market. turkey dinner and all that
goes with it. They will be glad to see all their
friends there.
The Nushkas held their regular meeting Mt
their club house Monday night. Mrs. W. Il .
Hyndman received, assisted by the younger
women Welsh rarcbit was the princinaI re-
freShment. Tea, coffee and egg nog were
served also.
New Years party was given Monday
night at The residence of the Misses Briggs.
Gl7 Hague avenue The music of piano and
either formed Inc principal features of the
evening entertainment.
The next entertainment in the PEOPLES
course will be postponed until Friday even.
ing. the 18th inst. Col. j. H. Davidson will
then lecture on the worlds fair, illustrated
by 100 views.
Eagle Division No. 10, Knights of Pythias
gave large party at Central hall Monday
night. ST. Anthony hill orchestra furnished
the music, and an excellent supper was
served.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Uni
versalist Church will meet with Mrs George
Z. Harper, $40 East Eighth street, this after
noon at = O'clock
The Terrace Cinch club plays Friday even
ing at the home OF Miss Alice Bevans, corner
of Congress street and Stryker avenue
Miss Rachel and Maud Noon gave large