St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-12
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next in the Guild room, corner of Fuller
and Kent streets. The ladies will serve
refreshments, and the young people
will contribute the entertainment part
to what promises to be very enjoyable
evening. The programme will consist
OF music, Rotations and charades. Ad-
mission will be by tickets only, which
can be secured from members of either
society for the small sum of Is cents
each.
The Pacific club will give an oyster
supper and entertainment at Pacific
Congregational church, Acker street,
Friday evening, Nov. II. An excellent
programme has been prepared. Among
those taking part are Messrs. Charles
c. Fairchild, E. Mccartney. w. +. N.Y.
ron, George e. Inghram, George Mar
tin. Mrs. Morrison. the Misses Lake.
Bliss and Ferries.
cArella Irene Phillips has sent out
cards for musicale, which occurs to-
morrow evening at 8 o'clock, in Room
COB. chamber of commerce. Miss Phil
lips is one OF the younger musical men,
bers OF ST. Paul society. but her rich,
full voice has already been heard on
many occasions.
The ladies of the Norway Lutheran
church, on Fifteenth street, between
jackson and Canada, will hold fair
this week from Tuesday to Friday even
Ing. A programme in English has been
prepared for Wednesday evening: also
song service, at which Rev. Haupt
will preside.
Herr Emil &. Winkler gave the first
OF series of muSicaleS on Wednesday
evening last. Mr.. Winkler'S evening
was very great artistic success. The
second in the series will be given to-
morrow evening in Ford's music hall.
The young people of the Colonnade
have formed social club for the win
ter. They will have series of hops.
The first one will be on Dec. s, which
promises to be a social success, as the
invitations will be limited.
The seventh social hop of the Flor
entine club will occur at Lifts hall
Monday evening, Nov. Is. The st. An
thony Hill orchestra will furnish music
Tor this. as also every other party of the
club, during the season.
Miss Miller. of Duluth, is In Mime
apollS, the guest of Mrs. James E. Glass,
reception in her honor Tuesday after
noon, the 14th, from to 6, and in the
evening from 7 to 9.
al lHbOlOoIiIS MUSICAL pIUkIdlI1u0
will be given 10y st. Joseph's Total Alb
stinence society tomorrow evening at
their hall, corner Carroll and Virginia.
Judge j. w. Willis will deliver an ad-
dress. Admission free.
Miss Gordon, of Summit avenue, has
sent out lat home" cards for Fridays in
November, from 5 to z O'Clock. Many
prominent Minneapolis people have
been favored, as well as st. Paul society
people.
The Progressive Social club will hold
an entertainment and dance Tuesday
evening, Nov. II, at the A. o. u. w.
hail, corner Seventh and Minnesota
streets.
The marriage of Kittie Livina and j.
Franklin Bishop is announced to take
place on Thursday evening next at the
home of the bride. 224 East Winifred
street.
The Poplar Leaf Social club will give
their first social hop at Leidertafel hall,
Friday, Nov. II. The celebrated Lay
mans orchestra will be in attendance.
The Daytons Bluff Social club will
give bali at Lucker's hall Saturday,
Nov. IS. The Metropolitan orchestra
has been engaged for the occasion. -a
The Rector's AID Society of st. Pauls
Church will meet with Mrs. Olive Dali
rymple. 403 Grove street, Tuesday after
noon Of this week.
A special meeting of Constellation o.
E. S. will be held next Wednesday
evening at Masonic hall, to confer de-
greeS.
Arrangements are being made for the
fifth select dancing party to be given by
the Wachepe club at an early date.
The Lady Somerset w. C. r. U. will
meet with Mrs. Valentine, tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock.