St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-05
1n General.

also be the thirteenth anniversary of the or
! ganiZation of the company. The members of
| the state guard will appear in full dress uni
| form. Dancing will commence at 9 O'Clock.
| A large number of invitations have been
| issued.
Among the social functions of the week
! will be dancing party at Lifts hall Feb. s
for the benefit of Unity guild. supper will
be furnished by the ladies OF the church. and
kleists orchestra will furnish the music: The
Mesdames Crothers, Sewall, kellogg, Fish.
leigh, Briggs, Ames and Woodman, and
Misses Woodman, Ryder and Ware.
The cigarmakers' union will give It's sec
ond annual mask ball tomorrow evening at
| Turner hall. Indications are that it will be
| one of the most enjoyable and successful
affairs of the kind given this season, as elab-
crate preparations have been made TO give
| every one III attendance a splendid eyaning S
enjoyment
Tuesday evening, Feb. "A, Minneapolis
cOmmandery of the Loyal Legion viii cele-
brate the anniversary of Lincoln's birthday
with appropriate ceremonies at the Ryan.
There will be addresses by GOV Ramsey,
GOV. Nelson, President NOrthrop, Arch
I bishop Ireland, and Bishops Fowler and Gil
| bert.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the First Uni.
versalst Church will meet Wednesday, Feb
| s. 1898. Ill the parlors of the Nathan Ford
Music hall at = O'Clock. Regular meetings
will be held every two weeks, and al the
friends of the society are invited to attend.
The ladies of Garfield W. r. c. will give
one of their pleasant dime socials Friday
evening, Feb. 10, at Garfield Post hail, $40
East Seventh street. A good programme
will be rendered, and the slumber robe will
be disposed Of
The Alcayde Dancing club will give one of
their social hops at Aicayde hall, East Sew
enth street. on Feb. 10. An excellent pro-
gramme has been arranged, and the services
! of the Central orchestra have been secured for
the occasion.
A carnival and fair for the benefit of ST.
Marks church, Merriam Park, will be held
i'll Columbia hall, corner of Prior and Uni
versity avenues, commencing Monday, Feb
8, and will be continued throughout the
week
The Rose Leaf club will give the fourth
social hop of the series Tuesday night and
will leave no stone unturned to make it
great success. The event takes place at
Martins hall i'll West st. Paul.
The Minnuet Social club will give their
third social hop at Central hall Tuesday
evening Fen. z. Tickets can be secured from
members only. The Central orchestra will
furnish music.
On Feb. 10 the Summit Skating club will
give Il dancing party at Westmoreland hall,
Tenth and st. Peter streets. Music by the
st. Anthony Hill orchestra
Mrs. William Constans and the Misses Con-
STAINS have issued cards for tea to be given
| Tuesday FEB. T, from to 6, at their home,
465 Summit avenue.
st. Lukes Aid Society of st. Paul's Church
will meet with Mrs. y. 8Ouse, 553 Westmin-
ster street. Friday afternoon at o'clock.
The Terrace Cincn club will be enter
tanned neXs Friday evening by the Misses
Genois, of East Summit avenue.
The X. X. X. will hold their sixth and last
hop of the series at WestmOreland hall on
Monday evening" Feb. q.
The Minuet Social club will give their third
hop OF the season at Central hall on Tues
day evening, Feb Z.
The German clubs invitations are out for
q narty Mt Lifts h1ll Friday, Feb. 10. Luther
Newport will lead
Mrs c. W Copley has issued cards for a
reception to be given at her home on Summit
avenue, FEB. 9.
The mon Nobis Solum" club give a mas
querade ball at Central hall Monday even
ing, Feb 10.
The Non Nobis Solum" gives a masque-
rade bail at Central hall Monday evening,
Feb. -.
Wednesday next Miss Fury will entertain
her friends at a euchre party at her home