St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-14
MAPLE LEAF SOCIAL.

spOndingly.
MAPLE LEAF SOCIAL,
The young people who attended the grand
opening bail OF the Maple Leaf Social club
in Sons of Veterans hall, last Tuesday
evening, were:
Misses Nellie Cleveland LIZZIE Oliver, Annie
fryer, Benlah fryer. Lofty Meade l.. Sulli-
nan, Minnie Baier, Eta Devine Annie De-
vine Nellie Bigelow, NJ. a. Collins. Ma Ryan,
Annie Foley, Katie Foley, May Woods, Katie
N cConeugh, Sarah McConou IN, Stella Cof,
Mar CoT. Nellie o. Bren, Maggie Lea, Annie
Mcdonald, Lizzie Parket. Mary hreger Fanny
Lowell, Sadie Doyle, Rosa McNaugh-
ton, Annie Cook. Title Luhrsen, Lysle,
Mamie Egan, Nellie Clifford, Minnie
Hickey, Alice Mcclure, Mary Roberts,
Lucy Glen. Lizzie Moore, Nellie Moore, Julia
Donahoe, Nellie r. lie. the Misses Tucker, the
Misses O'Leary, the Misses Mullaly, the Misses
Murphy, Miss Peck, Miss Frances Stanch-
field of Minneapolis. Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Ber-
risford, Mrs. Hoey, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Haas,
Mrs. Wesser of Minneapolis and MeSsrs. G. +.
Byrnes, Fred Kruger, T. Simon. J. V. Fla
herty, Henry L. James, Il. II. Kidd, H. Will
liams, r. Fisher H. Fl. Bonham, S. Cavun@gh {,
F. Cavanagh. Fl. r. Robertson, Guy Patton.
G. Lawrence, j. G. Shea, H. l.. Scare, D. IL.
Leary, F. g. Ruth, p. S. Carver, F. L. Rylle, To
McGoldrick. S. w. Sheherd, H. E. White, j..
Ham, E. w. Lewis, G. Williamson, E. A.
Petre, j. Kenncally, f. Dumont, ?. j. Savage,
NJ. W. Pinger, A. J. Wilson, w. F. Dunn, A.
S. Jackson, III. F. Potter, j. G. Robinson, w.
E. Wilson. Elk. J. Muir! by, W. Fl. Odel, Jr.,
Edward Stunn, L. Schwabel, j. w, Bigelow,
]. Murphy. j. P. Saudberg, F. Greatwol, W.
Ryan, J. Dunn, A. W. Drewry. J. McEftey,
T. Cleary,T. J.OConnOr and J.C. Montgomery
OF the members Of the club there were J. E.
Moore, j. T. Duffey. T. J. Burke, j. H.
Guyett, George J. Ryan, T. NJ. Ragley, A.
Harrity, ]. H. Mullaly, J. Kingsley, H. S.
Potter. A. F. Mcdonald, Z. H. Gibbons and
Ed Kuse.
ONCE WEEK.
The Once-a-week Dancing club gave the
first social of its winter series at Turner
hall Wednesday evening. Messrs. Lindeke,
Herman and Sachse were the floor mana
gers Seibert's orchestra attended and a
programme was provided. About forty
couple were present, among whom were:
Mr. and Mrs. William Lindeke. Mr.. and
Mrs ]. Amos, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Al brecht Mr..
and Mrs. c. AlOrecht, Mr.. and Mrs Roland,
Mr.. and Mrs. William TbeObad. MIR. and Mrs.
Herman, Mr. Fink, Miss Fink, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Seng, MIR. and Mrs. B. Zimmerman,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fl. Schmidt Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles eros, Mr.. and Mrs. Regenthai, Miss
Theobald, Miss Clara Elbel, Miss Martini, the
Misses Bickel, William Bickel, ST., John Mar
SohnS and many others. The club will give
parties every Wednesday at Turner hall dur
ing the winter.
TERPSICHOREAN TIPS.
Over seventy couples attended the first
social of the Maple Leaf Social club in Sons
OF Veterans hall Tuesday evening, tripping
to the strains Of Hilyard's music. Joseph
Guyett and Miss Minnie Baier were the lead
ers of the grand march. Chief Burke and
Messrs. Ryan, Bayley Mullaly, Harrity and
Kingsley waited upon the guests. and Chief
Guyett and Messrs. Moore, Duffy, Gibbons.
Potter Mcdonald and KuSe were the floor
managers.
The next social hop of the Junior Dancing
and Carnival club will occur in the Drake
block Friday evening. This club will enter a
polo team this winter to compete for the
state championship. During carnival season
all their socials will be given in carnival COS
tune.
The coming social event in the Sixth ward
will be the Secoud ball of the Amity circle
this season. This promises TO be one of the
largest parties the circle ever had, and it will
take place Thanksgiving night, Thursday,
Nov. %.
St. Paul Camp No. l, Sons Of Veterans q.
S. A. give their second social party, fall Of
1886 at their hall in Winthrop Post hall on
eve, Wednesday. Nov. "a.
ST. Paul Council, No. $50, Royal Arcanum,
will give the first social of its winter series
ut Royal Arcanum hall on East Fifth street,
Monday evening, Nov. %.
over fifty couples attended Prof. R. II.
Evans Saturday evening hop, last evening.
Seibert's orchestra furnished the music.
Union Lodge No. 4S, I. o. o. F., will give an
entertainment and rattle at their hall Wednes-
day evening.
The opening ball Of the Standard club will
occur Thursday evening at Standard hall.