St. Paul daily globe., 1886-11-21


clubs are now being organized to combine
the dance with carnival sports. The late
SOCIAL receptions have been characterized
by informal waltzes and alternate sets OF
lanciers and quadrilles more than ever be-
fore. Indeed, the love of the whirI and
step has never been better betrayed by the
young bellies and beaux of fashion than
during this fall. The german has. however,
lost its popularity.
SMELLING GAYETIES.
A farewell hop. under Lieut. Tears man.
agement, was rendered to the officers of the
staff at Fort Smelling, Monday evening.
Among the walters were:
Mrs. W. K. Rogers, Miss Battles. Miss
Deane, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Frost, Miss john
ston, Miss Ruger, Miss Perrin, Miss BERTHE
Perrin, Miss Virginia Perrin, Miss Sophia
Perrin. Miss Alden, Lieuts. Tear, Ahern. Reed,
Devoll Mr.. aud Mrs. Glenn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrews, Col and Mrs. Leary, Luther New
port and W. T. Peet
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Tbs opening ball of the Knights of
Pythias was well attended Thursday even
ing The Knights will give hops every two
weeks during the winter. STEMS orchestra
furnished the music.
Messrs. c. T. Martin, F. W. Allen and NJ.
E. Ferry were the committee on arrange
ments; A. Poupeney. q. VI. Orr, II. Meyer,
d. P. Rousopoulos. J. S Snyder, E. s. Rid-
cife and F. W. Allen the reception commit
tee, aud c. T.. Martin, E. L. Woodward, j. c.
Clemens, FL. S. Finn. F. A. Moore, F. J.
Schultz and Joseph Poupeuey the floor mah-
ayers. Mr. and Mrs. E. Wood, Mir. and Mrs.
F. }. Schultz, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Lytzen, MIR.
and Mrs. D. P. Rousopulos, Mr. and
Mrs. NJ E. Perry, Dr. and Mrs. Keim,
MIR. and Mrs. E. S. Radcliffe, Mr.. and Mrs
S. H. Reeves, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Sachse,
Mesdames J. SCHNEIDER. D. Ferguson and d.
P. Pond. Misses Davidson, Mostnur, Marion,
Reeves. Martin. Brandt, Bulterneld, Curyee
Fletcher. Larkeus, the Misse terine. ,,Messrs
W. L. Goldshott, II. Myer, II. koplowich, c.
s. Bradt, f. w. Allen, A. J. Van Patten, T.. s.
Finn. J. Poupeney, G. Fletcher, Martin and
Sllbert, were among the dancers.
STANDARD COMMENCEMENT.
The opening ball of the Standard club
last Thursday evening was pre-eminently a
success. Seibert's orchestra occupied the
stage. Harry Moss, Phil Wechsler and A.
n. Rose were the reception committee. anC
Messrs. Haas, Greve, Engel and Solomon
the floor managers. Among those present
were:
Mr. and Mrs. L. Bensinger, Rev. DR.. Freun.
der, Mr.. ana Mrs Morris Flarsheim, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Sternberg, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Aberle
Mr.. and Nrs. Frankie, Mr.. and Mrs. lsidore
| Rose, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Greve, Mr. and Mrs
H. Satiler. Mrs. L, Guterman, Mrs. II. Haas
Mr. Marx, OF st. Louis; J. d. Mailer, of Chi
| csgo, the Misses Rosenfeld and Morris Rosen
| held. OF Minneapolis; Misses Sternberg, GOOD
| kind, Guiterman, Stern, Harris. Plecnler, Rit
| tenberg, Solomon and Greve, Messrs. L. a
Guiterman, H. Sternberg, A. Albenberg. 3
! L. Goodkind, W. Goodkind, L. Ii. Haas, P
Wechsler, H. Stein, A. MetZger, A. N. Rose
Phillip Rose. S. Greve. d. Engel, l. Solomon
| S. Wolf and B. Simon.
THE CARNIVAL DANCERS.
The fourth social hop of the Junior Car.
nival and Dancing club in Drake block was
pleasantly given last Friday evening. Ed
| J. Murphy is president of the club. j. E.
Grady. vice president; w. n. Boss treas
urer; F. A. Meyers, secretary, and G. w
Gordon, master of ceremonies. MesSrs. II
q. Lutz, NJ. w. Pruger. K. Fisher anC
George II. Booth were the floor managers
and NJ. ". Weiman, P. Miller, james
Kenelly. F. A. Ferney, William +. Smith
! w. II. Mitchell, Ed LaClair, S. S. Longood
G. Ii. Rex, n. Sons. Thomas NJ. Meade L
Schwabel. W. II. Odell. 7. Snyder anC
Charles Byrnes the introduction committee
The ladies' reception committee con
sisted of:
Misses Lydia Duffy. k1ttfe OConuor, Gusui
! Kertak. Mary Kartak, Katie Eblacker. ROSY
| E6lAcker, L. c. Webber, g. L. Blanchette
Nelly Buckley. Carrie Buckley, Katie Healey
| Sophie Heising, Eta Heising, Melia Heising
| Maggie Perkins, Mary Lamb, Ella Murphy
| ida Fasolt. Laura Fasolt MolIie O'Marah. I.
| Furcb, Kittie MallOy, K1ttie Lamb Annie Cool
and Lizzie Healcy.
A MILITARY BALL.
The members of Company G, n. G. S
| NJ. have decided to take more active
part in the social events of the city thar
they have done in the past. They have ar
ranged TO give military ball at the St
Paul armOry Monday evening. Dec. 8. Tht
affair has been placed in the hands of {
committee consisting of Lieut.. Chantler,
Sergt. Shandrew and Private Curtiss anC
these gentlemen are already at work per
fecting arrangements for the event. The
complete orchestra of the First regiment
band has been engaged. While the even
will be characterized as military ball anC
those who attend will be requested to veal
the uniform of their organization. the pub
lie are generally invited. and the doors vii
be open to all who wish to participate il
the enjoyment of the evening.
LOCAL FESTIVITIES.
Prof. Beggs gave a reception to hi
| childrens class in dancing, at Armory hall
Saturday afternoon. the professor invites
| all his pupils and their friends to attend
matinee to be given by him next Saturday, a
| 2p. m, at Armory hall He Will start q clas
for young ladies and gentlemen soon.
St Paul Camp No l, Sons of Veterans, will
give their next social party on Tina nksgivins
eve. Wednesday, Nov. "a. The management
will serve q free sumner to their friends