St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-12
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
Modjeska will appear the the first
hree nights of the week at the Grand

ModleSka will appear the the first
three nights of the week at the Grand.
The Alpha Delta Phi society enjoyed
banquet al The West last night. There
were furry present.
John j. German, sheriff of New York
con- ". and wife arrived in he city last
night, and are al the West.
a nc Twin CITY Schoolmasters' club
dined at the West hotel last evening
and held business meeting afterwards.
Today. at $3.50. BARLEY Cainpheil's
sterling play of the South, The White
Slave" will open up weeks engage
ment.
The first of the series of ten SYM
phUny CONCERTS 10 be given this winter
by The full nanZ orchestra occurs at
Harmonic hall Sunday evening.
A meeting will be held Monday even
ing at the Union league of all those i'll
terested in reorganlZimg the curling
club. The club had about forty active
members last winter.
The annual meeting of the Jobbers
and Manufacturers association will
lake place Tuesday evening. The
association will discuss the preparations
for the annual banquet.
The annual reunion and entertain
ment of Division No. l. Ancient Order
of Hjbernians, al Harmonic hall Friday
night. proved the most successful and
enjoyable atfeir of the kind ever given
by this society.
Col. Dodge, counsel for the Great
Northern railway, returned from Grand
Forks yesterday, where he went TO try
the lottery case, mention of which has
already been made in the GLOBE. The
case was dismissed OH motion of the
plaintiff.
President John A. Mccall. OF the New
York Life Insurance company. and \.
II. Welch, j. w. Brown and W. g.
Booth, officials of the same company,
are at the West. The gentlemen are
looking after the interests Of the COM
pany i'll the Western country.
Mrs. j. Sire Green, formerly Miss
Bessie Events, Of Prospect Park, Mid
way, now of Pueblo, Col. is visiting her
brother. a. Is. Events, of Minneapolis.
Mrs.Gr was known in this city few
years ago an expert Stenographer. j.
Sire Green Is the state engineer Of Col
orado.
The Single Tax From a Swedish
Standpoint viii be the subject Of pa
per 10 be read before the Minneapolis
LEAGUE tomorrow evening. The meeting
viii be he'd at the new rooms, wash
ington hail. 81 Washington avenue
south Admission free, and all are in
vited.
Robert Walton, who has reached the
ripe aye Of eight years. was III the po-
lice court yesterday on the charge of
stealing horses. The child has Il pen
chant Tor stealing rides. and yesterday
he drove OFF with horse belonging to
a. Nj. Roberts. He was Teprimanded
l. fN N
The Eighth Ward VIC. T. L. sOciable,
held at the residence of H. II. WEIGH,
2135 NicolleI avenue, Tuesday evening.
Was very enjoyable occasion. The
programme consisted of music and Sc
leclions by Miss SchweitZer and others.
Some fifty were present. aud all de-
parted much pleased with the evenings
entertainment.
The programme has been completed
for the first chamber musical soiree to
he given by Fritz Schlachter, at the
Fist Unitarian church, next Wednesday
evening. A fine musical feast is prom
lSed, and among those participating are
Miss b. NJ. AlcUtt, soprano: Mrs. w.
Albee. the Mozart String quartet, and
the Ladies' String quartet.
he reception given Rev. J. II. Blake
ON friday evening by MI. and Mrs.
1IuON dl lllCiI HOIlie, ZOO HiedSalt ave-
nue.. proved to be most enjoyable nom
sectarlan gathering. Solos and duettes
were rendered III a classical manner by
the Misses SweitZeT, Evans, KilbOurn u
TRULY 10 the delight of q large gather
3ng, which all present will loug remem-
per.
Golden Circle No. 140, Companions of
the Forest. A. o. F. of A., gave sur
prise party last Wednesday evening to
their supreme chief, Mrs. a. II. OSg0od,
at her residence. About fifty were pres
ent. An elegant lunch was provided by
the ladies. Golden Circle will give one
OF their social dances, which are becom-
ing so popular. w ednesday evening.
Nov. ID, at ForesterS hail, 22l Second
avenue south.
Y. Haugan, ali unsophiSticated youth
u twenty summers, paid 81, Friday, to
Julius johnson u Co., employment
lgentS, on bridge square. for a situation.
daugan was sent 10 Alex Baker, OF
plymouth, who had left an order at The
employment Office Tor farm hand, but
failing to make an agreement with
Baker, Haugan returned yesterday and
demanded one months wages OF the
agents, who offered him back his dollar.
ahlch was declined until Chief Smith
advised him to sake it and get out,
Which. after long controversy, he de-
fided TO do, although ne was sure he
was entitled 10 wages Tor one mouth.