St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-06

Buttle, Robert b. MelKle, Or. COCK
burn, DR.. Fairbairn, j. I. McClary;
on dancing, James Murison, John D..
Forbes, George Landon, John Barton, DIR.
j. H. Hammond on decoration, p. l..
Simpson, j. M. Thompson; on printing. ID.
F. Simpson; on invitations. j. E. Mcleod,
K. M. MacFee. Matthew Jarvie, John
Miller, Robert d. Brown, Prof. G. E. Nc
Lean; on floor. Robert Hannah, Archie
Gray, Duncan McRea, William Guthrie,
w. E. johnson, Robert r. Jarvie, DR.. w.
A. Todd The chairmen of the different
committees were constituted an executive
committee.
The fourth meeting of the J. o. G. club
occurred on Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. II. T. Wright, 1906 Fourth
avenue south. This club, though lately
organized. has been very successful one
and is very popular. The principal part OF
the evening was devoted to progressive
euchre, after which light refreshments were
served by the hostess. Besides Mr.. anc
Mrs. Wright the following members OF the
club were present: Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID.
Sullivan, Mrs. II. E. Lawrence, Mr.. anC
Mrs. J. D. Peakes, Mr.. and Mrs. George
jeffrey Mr.. and Mrs. E. 5. Carker, MI
and Mrs. E. e. Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
A. Scofeld, Miss NJ. L. Scofeld, Miss Sulll'
van, Miss Ida Cosad, Mrs. E. E. Homer,
MIR. II. l.. Peterson, Mr.. A. S. Morgan,
and Mr.. c. W. Pierce. The prizes were
won as follows: Ladies' head prize, Mrs.
F. A. Scofield, the gentleman's by Mr.. j.
D. Peakes, and the program prize by Mrs
E. E. Fisher.
The Massachusetts association had very
pleasant time on Wednesday evening al
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partial report was received from the CON-
mittee on arrangements OF the celebration
of Forefathers' day, Dec. %. After some
little discussion followed as to whether the
affair should take place at the hall or hotel,
the matter was finally decided by vote il
favor of the latter, because of the superior
accommodations afforded. 1t was decided
to place the price of tickets at 50. The
committee was instructed to extend an in
vitation to Bishop Foss, President Northror
and other leading citizens to be present. The
entertainment which followed included a
recitation in the German dialect by j. Hyde
Monroe, vocal solo by Miss Griffin, two
piano solos by Prof. Porter and a reading OF
selections from Bret Harte by S. f. Connol-
lee.
A social dance was given on Tuesday
evening at Malcolm hall by the Young La
dies Flower mission. The floor managers
were Frank Adams, II. r. Robinson and
Harry Williams. Among those present
were the following: Misses West Stone
man, Clark. Rich, Hall, Jefferson. Camp
Wood, Lawrence, Addie and Fannie Brown,
Hicks, Gilman. Williams, Fairchild, Sum-
merville and Mcdonald, and Messrs.
Adams, Baldwin, George Covell, Bluntach,
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Raymond, Haynes. Williams, Secombe,
Boyd, Smith. Curtis, Hawkins. Marson,
Robinson, Stephens Head, Goodrich, Kit
tanidge, Carver, Rose, Fred Coveu and Rev.
L. G. Powers. pastor of the church.
The Sons of Maine are making elaborate
preparations for their annual banquet to be
given at the West hotel on Tuesday even
ing. An elaborate dinner will be served,
and speeches from prominent citizens hail
ing from the Pine Tree state are promised.
Danz's orchestra will furnish music. The
committee of reception consist OF Hon. g..
NJ. Loring. Hon. W. d. Washburn, j. FL.
Martin, George A. Bracket, A. B. Gates,
John Washburn, j. Z. Badger, j. T. Wy
man, S. G. Cutter, W. NJ. Bracket, G. III.
Hunter Hon. Charles NJ. Loring, presi-
dent OF the society, will preside.
The Minneapolis club, at meeting held
on Tuesday evening, appointed committee
to report the ACCESSIBILITY of erecting a $50
900 boat house. The annual election of
officers resulted as follows: E. M. Wilson,
president; II. W. Brown. vice president;
NJ. P. Hawkins, secretary; FL. B. Whit
more, treasurer. There were five trustees
elected to fill vacancies of retiring members:
c. B. Eustis, E. M. Wilson, M. P.
Hawkins, S. r. Thayer and II. B. Whit
more.
Arrangements are being made tor grand
full-dress ball to be given New Years even
ing at the armory, Or at Malcolm hall.
Messrs. Walter Burton, W. W. AdencOurt,
j. Beach and several other young society
gentlemen are managing the affair, which
they expect to be the first of series of four
to be given this winter.
A social reunion of the various Chautau-
qua circles and all interested in Chautauqua
matters was held on Friday evening at the
Centenary NJ. E. church. An interesting
musical and literary program was rendered
and light refre shments served.
With the compliments of the West hotel
the first soiree musicale of the season, to be
given by Signor Jannotta and the st. Paul
CIe0 CluU, Is duuOullC0u 10 TAXI place OIl
Friday, Dec. II, at 8 p. m.
The second of the Gleason parlor concerts
was given on Wednesday evening at Como
Avenue church parlors. Prof. and Mrs.
Lyman T. Brown and DR.. w. N. Murray
assisted.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
had a pleasant time on Friday evening at
their annual banquet and ball at Armory
hall.
The Monday Night Literary club met
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Won Schadle at
their residence, 2316 Sixth avenue south.
A regular old-fashioned New England
supper was given on Tuesday evening al
the Pilgrim Congregation church.
The Vincent c. L. S. C. was entertained
by MI. and Mrs. F. 3. Mills, 1901 Fourth
avenue south, on Monday evening.
Lee Davenport, son of E. J. Davenport,
gave party to his playmates on Monday
afternoon.
The Sons of Veterans rifles had an enjoy
able dance in Curtiss hall on Friday even.
ing.
Bricklayers Union No enjoyed a dance
at Harmonic hall on Friday evening.
The Saturday Night club has suspended
until after the holidays.
Capt. Chase's friends gave him a farewell
on Monday evening.
THE SOCIAL ROUNDUP.
The Hennepin Avenue G. l.. S. G. had a
pleasant session on Monday evening at the
residence of Mrs. A. FL. Goheen. A con.
yersatiOn on the preparatory Latin course
was followed by remarks on the death Of
the king of Spain. in the course of which
W. H. Eustis described the Escurial. The
following were present: Mrs. Lyons. Mrs
ShOckey, Mrs. j. NJ. Heard, Mrs. Bacon,
Mrs. H. R. Drew, Mrs. j. l. johnson. Mrs
Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Perry, Misses
Cora Chamberlain, Lucia NJ. Glidden, S. E.
Mason, Grace Lyon, Julia A. Walker,
Minnie Rainey and Amelia Foss, Messrs.