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COMING EVENTS.

a host of friends will soon have op-
portunity to extend congratulations to
one of the most popular Young men in
the city and his bride. The following
card of invitation explains: DIR. and
Mrs. +. G. TitZell request your presence
at the marriage of their sister Lily
Agnes McKeon to Albert IL. Goodrich.
ID. ID. L.. Tuesday, Jan. Ii, 1894, at 6
O'Clock. Lake City, MINI. DR.. and
Mrs. Goodrich will be at home after
Feb. l, at The Virginia, Summit avenue
and Central Park place.
Bishop Gilbert has kindly consented
to lecture i'll st. Peters church guild
rooms Thursday evening next for the
benefit OF the Sunday school mission
rooms, 1l0A East Seventh street, Sub
ject, My Travels Through Europe
Recently" The bishop is we'll known
to be keen observer of human char
acter. places and things, brilliant and
interesting taIker, very forcibe, and
always worth hearing on any subject.
The same lecture vas delivered Oh the
Hi! q few weeks ago for tile benefit Of
ST. Johns church, and was well re-
ceived. The admission fee is fixed at
30 cents.
Invitations are out for the sixth select
dancing party to he given by the Wa
chepc club 1T WestInortand hall 1 hurs-
day evening, Jan. %. Tins being tlipir
last hop Lefore Lenten season begins
the arranget edt committee Will leave
nothing uuuone to make this one of the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-14
ST. ANTHONY PARK.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. E..
Church will give dime social in the
church Tuesday evening; dainty re-
freShments will be served, and cordial
invitation extended to all.
A basket social will he given by the
Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal Church
at the residence of Mrs. Is. L. Meek. in
Langford Park place, Friday evening of
this week.
Cards are out for the crystal wedding
of Mr.. ana Mrs. II. N. Stephenson,
which will be celebrated Monday even
ing at their residence OIL Marvel street.
A reception will be rendered Rev.
and Mrs. q. W. Shaw by the members
of the Congregational church in the
parlorS Thursday evening, Jan. Is.
An entertainment was given by the
Columbian Scenic company in Church.
i'll hall. Friday evening, under the aus
pices OF the st. Anthony Ladies' guild.
A meeting of the Womsn's Christian
Temperance Union will be held at the
home of Mrs. Il. r. Whitcomb Tuesday
afternoon.
An entertainment was given by the
Good Templars i'll their hall, on Ray
mond avenue, Thursday evening.
Robert Cotton, who has been spend
ing the holidays i'll the Park, returned
to Shattuck school, Farlbault.
The annual meeting of the Congrega-
tional church board will be heldW ednes-
day evening i'll the church.
Mrs. s. Z. Brace, of Bayless avenue.
entertained the ladies' reading circle
Friday afternoon.
Miss Ella Neisley, of Minneapolis. is
entertained by Mrs. ID. +. Polk, of Kes-
ton street.
Dean Balch, after two weeks visit,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-14
DAYTON's BLUFF.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bates
Avenue NJ. E. Church met last Tuesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Brann. Of
East Fifth street. Arrangements have
been completed for an odd social, TO be
given next Friday night at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Spendler, of Maple
street.
A number of young people of the
bluff met OH Tuesday evening at the
home of Miss May Skinner and organ.
lied the ''Vegete Euchre club" After
the games ceased, dancing was INDUCED
III ana refreshments were served.
A number of the young married peo-
pie OF the bluff Will meet next Thurs
day evening with Mr.. aud Mrs. George
Wichman, of Conway street, in order
to organize euchre club.
Mrs. E. r. Spinder, of Manle street.
pleasantly entertained a company of
lady friends Thursday afternoon at an
afternoon coffee i'll honor of her birth.
day.
The Rosebud Social club has issued
invitations for hard-time party OH the
evening of Jan. 81, at Garfield hall, cor
ner OF Arcade and FauquIer streets.
Francis Shoemaker. of Beaver Falls.
l. .nn-- Snsnt few days the past week
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ST. PAUL. MINI.

holiday style and the bright odd cos
tunes made q brilliant appearance.
Dancing was the order.
The Kootenai club gave brilliant
party Friday night at Woodruff hail.
Kleist's orchestra furnished music for
the dancing.
The ladies of Olivet church met with
Mrs. Lockwood Thursday afternoon
and elected officers for the year.
The Social Science club will meet
with Mr.. ana Mrs S. &. Cobb Monday
evening on Marshall avenue.
Mrs. L. p. Lockwood was hostess to
the ladies of the Congregational church
Thursday afternoon.
The Social Dancing club will give
their sixth party at Woodruff hall next
Friday evening.
The worlds fair Illuminated will be
given at the Columbian hall next Mon
day evening.
An elaborate dancing party was given
Thursday night by Triune lodge. A. F.
and A. Nj.
Miss Edith Smell, of Laura avenue,
will entertain the o. l.. S. next Tuesday
evening.
A concert will be given in st. Marks
association hail next Wednesday even.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Cowles gave a
euchre party last evening.
Mrs. NJ. W. Yerxa gave euchre party
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Mamie Craig gave party at her
home Friday evening.
Mrs. f. II. Chandler has been visiting
in Wisconsin,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-14
ST. PAUL PARK.

Mrs. E. n. Ward, former resident OF
the park and leader in social circles,
is now with the Wang Opera company
that appeared in ST. Paul the past week.
Quite number OF her old friends
availed themselves of this opportunity
to see her.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Culver have re-
turned from their wedding tour. and are
stopping at c. R. Cowell's, corner Port
land ana Eighth avenue. but wilt soon
be at home corner Broadway and Third
streets.
The wedding of George P. Carroll and
Miss Lillian Gibson will occur OH Tues
day, the 23d, at the residence of TIE
brides mother, on South Third street.
They will leave at once for RedIands,
Cal.
j. L. Spencer has returned home from
Chicago. 1t has been Il long time since
Mr.. Spencer has visited his home, and
there are many who will be glad to hear
of his return.
Maynard and daughter, Winnie, leave
today for CORTLAND, n. Y, tonight,
where they Will make their future
home.
The entertainment by the Columbian
Senic company Wednesday evening was
very good indeed, and quite well at
tended.
The library board has decided to close
the reading room on Wednesdays and
Sundays for want of funds.
The Woman's club will meet Wednes-
day afternoon; subject, 'PurItans," eS-
say of Mrs. Julia Palmeter.
G. w. Van Gorder, Harry Horne ana
George Carroll and wife will leave for
California on the 23d.
MIR. and Mrs. II. Zimmerman have re-
turned from their trip to Mankato and
Sioux City.
Mrs. John Crippin. of Ortonville, who
has been visiting here, has returned to
her home.
Mrs. Verna MacDowl entertained Mr..
and Mrs. j. NJ. Trickey and MIR. and
Mrs. Wesly Archer at dinner Tuesday.
William E. Palmer, of Chicago. was
the guest of his brother Thomas, at
Pullman avenue, during the week.
Miss Emma Webb and Ezra Munroe,
of Hammond, Wis, spent last Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Trickey.
Miss Emma Kelley, of Hammond,
Wis, is here for an extended visit with
her sister, Mrs. w. j. O'Brien.
Prof. and Mrs. Mussel are making
their home with Mrs. j. l.. Spencer.
Miss Minnie Bailey was visiting at
White Bear lake during the week.
Mrs. Frank Danforth has returned to
her home at Trumbell, Wis.
Mrs. Levi Smith returned from Bel
vdere, ILL.,, yesterday.
J. NJ. Tricky will spend the week in
Saltwater.
+. B. Manning and family are again
at home
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-14
EVENTS OF A WEEK.

Mrs. Riley, of Laurel avenue, enter
tanned in her usual delightful manner
the Phllomathean society and their
friends on Wednesday, the occasion
being the regular semi-monthly meeting
of the society. A brief business session
and the admission OF new mem bers was
followed by musical programme rem
dered by Miss Hall and Miss K eller.
The people present then betook them
selves to cards and dancing, as suited
their lnclinations. Among those pres
Mr.. aud Mrs. Riley, Misses
Mills. Norton, Cary. Schrode, Brack-
EFT, Garnet Butcher. Ruby Butcher,
Burke, Davidson, Costello, Gibbard,
Hall. Hammerly, Hoffman, Huntly,
Keller, Leonard, Makinson, Edda Max
idson and May Makinson- Messrs. Holt,
Pierce, st. John, Volkmann. Willis,
Brown, Borton, Gorham, Johns, Peoples,
VIII Riley and Prof. Finch, of Mime
apoilS. Preparations for the party on
the oath inst. are progressing, and all
anticipate pleasant evening.
Last Wednesday evening at pol East
Thirteenth street party was given in
honor of Mrs. Bertram by her guests.
A large number were present and thor
oughly enjoyed themselves. Dancing
furnished the greater part of the
amusement, and excellent music was
furnished. A bountiful repast was
served at II o'clock, after which dancing
was again INDUCED in until the small
hours of the morning. Among those
present were: Misses Annie Fortnier,
Clara FortDier, Mary Kelly. Florence
Blackman, Katie FJOrian, Annie Waich,
Mamie Clinton, Alice MutmeSser, Rose
Ross, Mady Lang, Annie LiedenkranZ,
Amanda LiedenkranZ, Lizzie Bertram,
Mary Becker. Messrs. 2. E. Lie
denkranz, e. J. Plonske, p. A.
Shnell, Del Carter. j. Orenstein.
Louis Orenstein, ii. Gallick, William
Fruetel. Gus Peterson. Emil Bethke.
f. d. Dahl, Peter Jordan, Louis Mis-
kies. Jake Luberman. Ike SiIyerman,
George Friends, Henry Fortmeir. Emil
Fortmeir, William Becker, Henry Schau-
man, W. R. Oerlin, William Flaerty,
Michael Meyer, Sam Plunghorn and B.
Lynch and wife.
A very pleasant surprise was rendered
MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Larpenteur at their
beautiful home Oh Bates avenue Friday
evening. Dancing was the feature of
the evening, and was carried on till the
wee sma' hours. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Larpenteur, Misses
Cunningham, Fischer, Starkey, Tenner,
Miller, Mae Broderick, u. Broderick,
Daley, Carrie Buckley, l.. Buck
ley, O'Leary, Lizzie Burns, NJ.
Burns, M. Egan, K. Egan, w. Egan,
A. McDermott, Mamie McDermott.
Carroll, Maggie McDonough, Annie Nc
Donough, Mamie McDonough, Bailey,
NJ. Gatfney, A. Gaffuey, McCabe, I.
Brown, NJ. Brown and Clinton; Messrs.
Macdonald, Fischer, Malloy, Les, Ley
den, Cardinal, Collopy, Burns, DIR. Day.
Hill. Tobin, McDonOugh, Casey, Bailey,
McDermott. Tenner, Starkey, George
Muessel. Gus Muessel, McCabe, Calf
ney, Joe Clinton, F. Clinton, Cronin.
Halter, Brown, Joe Egan, f. Egan and
j. Twohy.
A jolly pleasure party gathered last
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ST. PAUL, MiN.E

lectures on geological subjects before
t he seniors aud Juniors next Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. o. FL. Elmer will entertain the
Ladies' Foreign Missionary Society of
the Knox Presbyterian Church Thurs
day.
Mrs. o. G. Wright, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. A. E. Chantler, of st.
Paul, is visiting in ST. Charles.
The athletic ASSOCIATION met Wednes-
day and elected A. j. Wallace manager,
vice w. II. Wallace, resigned.
Mrs. s. V. Warren, Of Cottondale. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. K. E. Web
ster, of Minnehaha avenue.
Mrs. Botkin will entertain the c. l..
S. c. next Monday evening at her home
on Minnehaha avenue.
NJ. S. Bell, of New Richmond, Wis,
has been visiting his daughter, Miss
Bertha Bell, '95.
Mrs. E. E. Barkaloo. of Hamline ave-
nue., entertained the w. G. L. U. Thurs
day afternoon.
Miss May Dryer, of Tacoma. is visit
ing with Miss Cora Montgomery on
Capitol avenue.
Miss Tempe Griffith gave a sugar
party Monday evening at her home on
Hewitt avenue.
Mrs. A. E. Gillette, OF Woodlawn
Park, is visiting Mrs. Silas Bolles in
Red Wing.
Mrs. Thomas Montgomery enter
tanned the Y. M. G. A. bands Saturday
evening.
The AmDfictyon Aztecs have organ
lied a banjo club, with ii. l.. Moody di-
rector.
Mrs. E. j. Webb. of Pascal avenue,
entertained the G. l.. s. G. Monday
night.
Rev. William A. Shannon. of Duluth.
is visiting his parents on Taylor ave-
nue..
Miss lisa Coffin. '94, is entertaining
Miss Eta Forrorarices of Worthington.
MISS Maggie Hannah. of Grove Lake,
has been visiting Miss Linda Brown.
Mrs. Wilheling has been entertaining
w. III. WHter, of Birmingham. Ala.
Mrs. F. w. Root has been entertain
ing Mrs. Netha way. of Saltwater.
Robert Hams, of Fergus Falls, is
visiting Mrs. E. o. Brown.
Miss Edith Montgomery returned
from ST. Peter Monday.
Bishop Fowler, of Minneapolis, visited
the college Tuesday.
l.. Tuckey. of Excelsior, visited E. A.
Tuckey this week.
Newell Griffith has returned to Chi
cago.
+. P. Ryder is visiting in River Falls.
Wis,
l.. Holly Is visiting in Lake City.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-14
Personal MENTION.

Mrs. w. B. HollIster and daughter, of
Cumberland, Wis, have been spending
the holidays with the formers sister.
Mrs. Kinning, G65 North street. returning
to their home Wednesday.
Mrs. Maud Mccormick, of Shenan-
doah, To-, is visiting her niece. Mrs.
w. IL. Bromley, from whence she goes
to California, thence to New York, Buff
falo and Pittsburg.
Meyer n. Richardson, of Little Falls,
is attending the United States court in
this city, and will remain with friends
for few days.
The marriage of Miss Pauline Law
renee, daughter of j. j. Lawrence, to
William E. Lowe, will take place Thurs
day, Jan. 25.
The Misses May and Nellie Genols.
of No. 223 Carroll street, entertained
Miss 7. Kothmel, of West Superior,
Monday.
Miss Jessie Cavanagh has returned
from Kansas City. Mo-, where she went
to spend the holidays with relatives and
friends.
Miss Aggie Hickey and Miss Mae
Burns are the guests of their cousins,
Misses Anna and Mollie Roach, of Grove
street.
MISS Mary Cunningham, of Chicago,
is now visiting her aunt, Mrs. William
Cunningham, Of TO Dayton avenue.
Mrs. Capt. n. Tibbitts and her son. E.
c. Pegion. of Little Falls, have been
spending week with friends.
Mrs. Edward G.. Goetz. 225 Prescott
street, has gone to Grand Forks, n. d.,
for TWO weeks visit.
Byron Kohler, of Hastings, has been
visiting his many friends and relatives
for the past week.
Miss Addie Daigle, who is in Chicago
at present, starts for Philadelphia next
Friday evening.
Mrs. q. q. Hutcnins has returned to
her home In West Superior after whit
OF six months with relatives.
Miss Ecker, of New York, is visiting
Miss Mamie Bowlin, of Summit ave-
nue..
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-14
w. Q. It. U. NOTES.

The Central w. c. T. U. gave white
ribbon tea at the residence of Mrs. F.
W. Luiey, SCI Martin street. Thursday
afternoon. Over forty enthusiastic
ladies were present. Mrs. l.. w. Irvine
presided, and questions pertaining to
the work of the W. G. L. u. were asked.
provoking animated discussions. A very
interesting paper, giving the history of
the w. Z. L. u, was read by Mrs.
irvine. A dainty lunch was served, the
teacups being tied with white ribbons.
AT the Peoples theater this afternoon
the w. Z. L. u. women of the city will
hold meeting, at which Mrs. S. !.
Heal, state evangelist of w. C. II. u.
work, will be present. and Rev. Mr..
Hull, of Clinton Avenue NJ. E. church.
will preach.
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Sixth and Robert SIS.
ST. PAUL. MIHM.

as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Won Deyn.
The past week has been observed as
M. E. and the Atlantic Congregational
churches.
Mis- Willy and Mrs. Thornley,. of
Anoka, were the guests of Mrs. j. c.
Mccall. of Hudson avenue, during the
past week.
The Van Buren, Athletic association
is preparing for magic lantern show
to be given in the near future III the
Iron hall.
A party of young people of the bluff
made up an enjoyable coastlng party on
Mendoza Street Wednesday evening
last.
Paul De Haas, of East Sixth street.
entertained the Dayton's Bluff Pleasure
club at a dancing party Monday eveu-
ing.
Miss Hazel Andrews, of Maria ave-
nue. entertained number of friends
Saturday evening at birthday party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Sims, of East
Sixth street, will leave next week for
California, to be gone several months
The Misses Maud and Bessie Fasalt
left Saturday for their home in st. Cloud
after visit with relatives on the bluff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyson, of Hudson ave-
nue., entertained party Of young men
at their home on Wednesday evening.
Omar Humphrey left Thursday for
ShattucT school, Farlbault, accompan-
MED by III. Fowler. of Chicago.
The .yton's Bluff Reading circle
will ,me next Tuesday evening with
Airs. Y son, of the .'Marlowe."
Mrs ,annler. of East Sixth street. will
enter n the Ladies' Eucre club next
Tuesd y afternoon.
Mfrs. Lemay, of East Third street,
entertained friends from Minneapolis
on Tuesday last.
The regular meeting of the singing
class was held with Miss Albion, of
Bates avenue.
Mrs, MCGEE and family have taken
UP their residence at 731 East Sixth
street.
Mrs: Sauer, of Hudson avenue, is
visiting friends in Reedburg, Wis.
9Miss Cornelia Sauer has returned
hDmefrom visit in Red Wing.
IMr. Armlngton, of Montana, is visit
Jig relatives LII ST. Paul.
.eMrlo and Mrs. d. Barringer visited
Bluff friends Thursday.
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social 50 sip

| will appear at Ford's music hall Tues
day evening. Jan. %. MIR. Marteau is
said to be the greatest violinist heard in
! this country since Wieniawski. He
comes Endorsed by Charles Gounod,
John Brahms, Jules Massenet, Ambrose
Thomas, Camille Saint Saens and 9TH
ers. as we'll as by the press of London,
Paris, Vienna, Berlin, Bos ton and
New York. He is pupil of the
famous Leonard, whose priceless violin,
the "Maggini," Marteau now plays.
Seidt, Damoseh and Nikiseh say that
Marteau is the most phenomenal violin
ist that has ever visited our shores. he
is engaged for the season by the Phil
harmonic Society of New York city, the
Symphony society. the Philharmonic
Society of Brooklyn, the Boston SYM
phony society, Seidrs Society of Brook
Ign and others. The club has changed
its regular meeting day from Tuesday
to Wednesday. and the next musicale
will be given Wednesday, Jan. II. at
$50 p. m, and the following one Jan.
81. continuing thereafter every fortnight
until May. As the musical year is not
yet half completed and there are many
Ill Store, 1t is uODSu
That this change of date will add greatly
to the membership of the club.
The Schubert club has no desire to
make money for itself and therefore
should anything remain after paying
the heavy expenses of this great concert,
the amount Will he credited to the Edu-
cational Loan fund, which is perma-
nent fund devoted entirely to the higher
musical education of st. Paul girls
needing help. 1t may be interesting to
our citizens to know that the net profit
of our Artists Concerts last winter was
$4,000, which sum has just been loaned
to Miss Ella Richards. of st. Paul, who
starts OIL January Is to study with
LeSchetltsky, OF Vienna, the great
teacher of Paderewski and other noted
planlsts. A larger sum is needed for
her and for other talented ST. Paul
girls, who are unable from lack of
money to complete their studies. Surely
no object can appeal more strongly to
our sympathy and to our local plide.
The second of the series of winter en-
tertalnments of 1884 will be given by
Court Landmark ITO. l. q. F.. at hall
corner Burr and Case streets. Monday
evening, Jan. Is. 1894, at o'clock sharp.
The next concert of the Seibert Oh
enestra will be given this afternoon at
Turner hall. An excellent programme
has been prepared.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-14
HAMLINE.

A course of lectures has been lnau-
gurated by the Y. p. s. C. e. of the
Knox church, the second TO be delivered
next "Wednesday evening, England
and the Reformation" by Prof. Wal
lace, of Manchester.
Cards have been received announc-
ing, during the holidays, the marriage
OF Miss Ne:tie Vaughn, of Pembina, N.
D.. and Wilbur F. LOOMS, both former
students.
he '95 club entertained the ladies of
the class with very merry party
Thursday evening at the club rooms,
corner Taylor avenue and Fry street.
Rev. ID. j. Higgins, of Elk River and
Leonard Johnson. of Northfield, have
been the guests Of Mrs. Nj. higgins, of
Capitol avenue.
DE-. II. l.. Osborn Will begin series of