St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-28

Michael Kelly, Thomas GroSan. Emil Stutz
William o. Brien, Joe Swe eny, Joe Durand.
Reception-Harry Price, James Murphy
George NJ. McGeary, Maurice Connell, Seldol
| Townsend.
SOLDIERS SONS AND DAUGHTERS.
The second social party of the Sons o
| Veterans, by which they celebrated Thanks
giving eve in their hall in the Drake block
was characteristic success. There was
programme of sixteen dances and refresh
ments. About 125 couples were present
and eighteen of the newly organizes
Daughters of Veterans under Capt. Stark
weather, presented charming appearance
in their pretty uniforms. Col. Z. H. Mil
ham was master of ceremonies. Followin!
were the committees:
Arrangements-Willia Hills. Jr., e. P
Gilbert Clark Evans George McGruggan
| Floor-E. Keck, G. E. Weaverson, H.
| Braden, E. Cakes, Arthur Bowker, William
Hills, Jr., Clark Evans Recephou-J. l.
McKelvey, F. A. Odell, A. F. Walton, G.. Nc
| Gruggan, ]. L. Gordon, Thomas Ayers ant
Clint S. College Sergt. Porter with u gooC
staff of assistants served the conmissaries
MAPLE LEAF NIIRTH.
The Maple Leaf Social club enjoyet
another pleasant social hop in Sons o
Veterans hall Tuesday evening. nearly on
hundred and fifty couples being in attend
ance. The committees were:
Reception and Introduction-T. J. Burke
chief. George J. Ryan, FL. F. Grove, T. NJ
Bagley, A. Harrity, J. Fl. Mullam, J. Kings
ley.
Floor. H. Guyett, Chi eff. ]. F. Moore, Fl
S. Potter, ]. T. Duffey, A. F. Mcdonald, R.H
Gibbons and Ed Kuse.
TRIPPING TRUCKMEN.
The st. Paul trucknen gave their SECOND
annual ball at Turner hall Thanksgiving
eve, Seibert's music inspiring the 20(
couples present, through programme o
twenty-four dances. A very pleasant even
ing was passed and an excellent supper wa
served. The reception committee consisted
of J. J. Heagerty. P. j. Collins and S
Sheebly, and the floor managers were: NJ
Sweeny. G. A. Cooley and e. l.. Clair.
BUOYANT BOILER-MAKERs.
The boiler-makers danced their seventh
annual bail in Pfeifer's hall Wednesday
evening. to STEMS sweet strains. tripping {
programme of twenty-four numbers. A
good attendance was present. W. Ball was
master of ceremonies and II. j. HamliI
served the supper.
Committees: Arraugements-Nm. Ball
James Morand. FloOr-R. Moznetts, chief
VIM. Hayse, P. Hursh, E. O'Bren, ]. Golden
Recep .ion-H. Harrit', c. Shanks. NJ. Garry
lntroductiou-C. Allen. Garragher, FL. Fitz
gerald, G. Ruttledge, VIM. Ivey. Supper
NJ. Rhoy, L. Sloan.
THE ODD FELLOWS.
Fun and lots of it was INDUCED in by St.
Paul Lodge No. 2. l. o. o. F., at Ode
Fellows hall Thanksgiving evening. Fin
ley'S ParlOr MINISTRIES appeared in a good
performance on the stage. Then seventeen
dances were enjoyed and good supper.
The affair was in charge of:
General Committee-Messrs. Mason, John
son, Mellow, Wooley, Finley, Eubank and
Mackay.
Floor. A. Mason. VIM. Geiselman and F.
]. Eubank.
Reception-G. W. wooley and A. L. Boil
ton.
Minnesota Encampment No. will give a
hop Dec: II.
PATRIARCHS PREPARING.
The Patriarchs' club has finally decided
to continue it organization. All parties
will be held this winter at Standard hall
Each hostess is allowed to invite six couples,
but no more. The first social will be in
about two weeks.
TERPSICHoREAN TIPS.
Prof. Beggs, at the request of his former
pupils on Dayton's bluff, has promised to
start classes On the bluff next Friday after
noon and evening. at o'clock for children,
and at 1850 for ladies and gentlemen. On
Saturday he will start a class for children at
the Armory at 2 p. NJ. and for ladies and
gentlemen at 1880 p. N. He had large at
tendance yesterday.
Among the social events of the week will
be the fifth social and hop of the Junior Dane
ing and Carnival club in Drake hall. Friday
evening. The club will also give an amateur
minstrel performance in the club parlors, on
Tuesday evening, with club members only
for spectators.
Union Lodge No. 4S, 1. o. O. F., has elected
c. P. Nixon, n. g.; A. Frank, V. g.; G. Fl.
Clark secretary, and Charles Griswold, treas
urer. The intended hop, which was to have
been given on Nov. II, was postponed until
next Wednes Ia evening.
Sibley camp No. ~, Sons of Veterans, (West
St. Paul. will give social and hop at the
West side rink, December 6.
The Royal Arcanum ball Monday night, in
Pythian hall, was attended by about seventy
five couples.
Tie Butchers Mutual Benefit association
danced in Pfeifer's nall Thanksgiving even
ing.
Amity circle enjoved hop Thanksgiving
evening in West st. Paul, at the rink.