St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-03


American people has resulted in having
thousands of societies. clubs and unions,
and all Of these must have their monthly
and annual dances. Then there are num-
Der OF receptions and private parties booked
for the future. which Will be extremely de-
ightful.
OPENING THE SEASON.
Under the best auspices the first of series
of social hops was given by st. Paul Camp
No. l, Sons of Veterans, last night in their
hall in the Drake block. Bunting and flags
decorated the ceiling and every pillar of the
hall Ii was well filled with young people,
and all the militia of both cities was repre-
sented Hiyard's orchestra was IN attend
Rnce. The committees were: Arrangements
William Hill, Jr., Clark Evans, E. P Gilbert;
floor, E. Keck. floor manager. with q. Z.
Weaverson. Clark Evans, Thomas Burke and
H B. Fisher. assistants; reception. W. P
Coufau. Thomas Ayers, Arthur Bowker, A.
2. Walton, George McGuggin, E.
Oazes. Col, E. II. Milham was master
of ceremonies. The eighteen numbers of the
dancing programme were appropriated dedi-
Gated to Our Captain, Minnesota Division
s. v "Acker Post Relief "Our Visiting
Friends IS. V. Drum Corps" Members of
G. A. R." ''Our Recruits Our Girls,
.Heart to Heart,' 'Rou CALI "GGrfield Post
Relief" Our Drill Corps ''McKelvey's
Return - 'Waseca EncampInent, IN. G. S.
NJ" winthrop Post Tommy Ayres," and
tsCome Again. Several Of those present
were: Col and Mrs. E. H. Milham. Col J.
Gieskie, Herman GieslNe and lady. Maj.
Nicolav and lady, Sergt. Evans and lady,
Sergt. Braden, of Company c. and lady; Sergt.
Brennan of Emmetts Light artillery, and
lady; Frank NJ. Williams and lady. F. b.
Wheeler and lady, Harry Wight and
lady, D. W. Evans and lady,
Ralph Lowell and lazy, H. B. Fisher
and lady, F. A. Burns and lady, William Neil,
IaAV of
Emmett's light artillery, and lady: F. K.
Barron and lady, Hartley G. Davis and lady,
F. A Odell and lady, ". II. Ayles and lady,
Sergt George McGuggin and lady; c. a.
Landstrom and lady, J. l.. Gordon and lady.
Thomas BagIev and lady, John Chesuk and
E B. T. Ellis and lad W. A. Murnane and
lady. Misses Benedict, Williams Hill, Wyman,
Roy, Evans, Purcell and CrOssrnan; Mr.. and
Hrs E, Keck. Miss Perry, of NJ nneapolis,
and o. H. Pettibone, OF Minneapolis and lady.
The Sons OF Veterans drum corps will give
their social on the Goth.
ENJOYED THE EVENING.
Fred Ott of Carroll street, was taken by
surprise Monday night when a number of
friends rang the door bell and demanded ad-
mission as they were bent upon fun. When
they were in possession of the interior, tables
were arranged. and among those who partici-
pated in progressive euchre were Mr.. aud
Mrs. J. II. Schmidt, bfr. and Mrs. Fred
Schroeder Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Friend, Mr..
Phil Settman, the Misses Crescence and Min
ME Drexler, and Winnie Hemsch and Mr..
Joseph Hemsch. The game lasted until late
hour when a collation. was distributed
CARNIVAL CLUB, TOO.
Members Of the old Junior Dancing club
met in the parlors of the Merchants hotel last
Sunday evening and reorganized. An enjov-
eble time was spent. many of the old mem
bers favoring their audience with vocal Sc
lectiOns. DIR. J. Lindley gave good recita-
tons from Hamlet and Richelieu. The club
was named the Junior Dancing and Carnival
club. as all its members have decided to wear
carnival costumes at the winter socials-
The officers are: President. Ed J. Murphy;
secretary and treasurer, " iliiam Boss. and the
members consist of NJ. W. Welman, S. s.
Longwood. G. " Gordon, George z Booth,
William Mitchell, Fl. 6. Lutz. II. Sons, L.
Scheable, Thomas NJ. Mead, Antony Snyder.
James Kennedy, P. Miller, W. Odell. John
Kearns. Nj. w. Penger and Thomas A. Pin
ney. The first social hop will be given in
Winthrop Post hall in the Drake block on
Friday exening, Oct 8, the grand march to
start at Q o'clock sharp. A vote of thanks
was rendered to Ehle Allen for the use of the
parlor and piano.
The Misses Duffy, Heisinger, Healey, Kar-
tax. Eblacker, Buckley, FaSalt, O'COnnor,
OHalloran, Blanchette, Webber, Perkins,
Lamb, Thompkins, Murphy, DOvle. Trunrood.
were elected honorary members of the club.
q delegation of citizens headed by DR.. T. T.
Mann, pleasantly aStOnished Hon. w. A. Van
6iyke at the Capitol bank last Thursday aft
ernoon, and presented him with q beautiful
Rnd costly gold watch, also presenting to him
for Mrs. Van Slyke an elegant silver service
and magnificent antique hail clock. As Dr.
Mann expressed it, it was deserved token
of the appreciation by ST. Paul citizens of Mr.
VanSlyke's interest in the welfare of this city.
The original Smith company, composed of
genuine members of the family. are to pre-
sent an appearance at the parlors of the First
Baptist church, under the auspices of the
Ladies' society. This is a popular entertain
ing COMPANY headed By Sol Smith Russell,
alias Al Flournoy, and it will probably attract
large audience.
The first social of the st. Andrews society
will be given at Winthrop hall Oct. 20. A
carefully selected programme has been ar
ranged. The annual meeting to elect officers
will occur next month, and they will be in
stalled at the annual celebration at the Wind
Bor on the last of November.
The Century club was recognized Monday
evening, and these officers elected for the
year: President, B. II. Schriber; vice presi-
dent, Joseph McGibbon; secretary, Mrs. R. S.
Marvin: treasurer, Miss Jennie Williams.
The club will hold its next meeting with r. E.
Maclaren.
The Great Western band on its return from
the trenniaI concave at ST. Louis of Knights
Templars, stopped at Milwaukee and united
with Bach's band for an outdoor concert at
SchlitZ park last Sunday afternoon. There
we're seventy-1ve pieces in the combination,
On Tuesday evening Mrs. William L. Ban