St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-12
wants Of the needy. Visitors were present

wants of the needy. Visitors were present
from Minneapolis Duluth, Hastings. and
other cities. Some of the walters were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel, Mr. and Mrs ]. Mann
heimer. Mr.. and Mrs. H Haas. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Blom, Mr.. and Mrs d. Aberle,
Mr.. and Mr.. /. Kahn. Mr.. and Mr. Morris
Flarsheim, Mr. and Mrs. E. Bensinger, Mr..
and Mrs. Keller Mr. and Mrs. J. Morganstern.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Greve Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Frankel, Mr. and Mrs. S.
\. Adler, Mr.. and Mrs. Satter,
Mr. and Mrs. N. Lyons Mr.. and Mrs A.
Sternberg, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Weiss, Mr..
and Mrs. Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. Peabody, Mr..
and Mrs b sr2feld, Mr.. and Mrs. Plechner,
Mr.. and Mrs j. Werth, Mrs. Guiterman, Mrs.
Schetler, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Sern. of Has,ng,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bondy and Mrs. Wintetield,
of Duluth; Miss S CordOzo, Loeb. Raphael. of
Davenport; Guiterm IN, Stern. Klabunde,
Keller, Sternberg, Harris. Plechner. Coed
kind Solomon, Greve, Orlcman. Rittenberg,
Miss Blom.of Germany, and Misses Buchanan,
Stelnheld and Marx, of Minneapolis and
MessrS. L. Guiterman. S. Guiterman. A.
Guiterman. d. En- ell. j. Enge Herman Schef-
fer, Is lac Solomon. Phil Wechser, Sig Greve,
A. MetZger, A. Rose P. Rose L. Fl. Haas II.
Sternberg, Fendel. B. Simon, H. Stein, Roth,
Plechner. Will GOOdkInd. SchiichtIng. Lilien-
field, Coriozo. Loeb, DR.. Konantz R. Lehman,
Ben Goodkind and Rabbi Frender.
Waiting SOLDIERS.
Company C'S grand military ball was at
tended by over two hundred couples at the
armOry Monday evening. visitors being
present from all the companies of the Twin
cities. Between assembly and tattoo pro-
gramme of eighteen numbers was danced to
music from the First Regimental band, and
an excellent supper was served Most OF
the ladies and gentlemen who participated
in the gaietieS visited the elegant quarters
of the company and inspected the var Gus
trophies secured by the crack militia rifle
team of the state. G. C.. Fairchild and w.
P. DOdson. with their lad es. led the grand
march. The committee on arrangements
was Lleut. A. Chantler. Sergt. j. c. Shan
drew and L. P. Curtiss. and the floor man
ager. C. C.. Fairchild assisted by W. P.
DodsOn. Sergt. w. S. Shank, E. S. Rad
clitTe, G. +. Andrews and T. P. Curtiss.
Company c is composed of:
Sheldon Bakeiey, captain; A. E. Chantler,
frs lieutenant; F. c. Bailly, second lieuUen-
ant: w. H. Welsh, A P Bateham. John c.
Shandrew and W. S. Shank. sergeants; A. f.
Russell, C. A. Van Duzee and 5. D. Merrill,
corporals; Fl. c. Braden, quarter master
sergeant, and the Glowing privates: 6. f.
Andrews. H. X. p. Hamilton, A H. Pitcher.
NJ. B. Burke. J. c. Hilderbrand. E. S. Rad
cife, F. L. Breen. J. NJ. Hanks. George c.
D
Stout, w. H. Cary. F. A. jenkins,
H. G. Schmidt, I. P. Curtiss. j. Fl.
Klara. C. R. Smith, a. Davenport,
J. P. Knowles, w. J. Sheppard, S. E. Dawson,
J. NJ. Lynch, H. c. Travis, w. P. Dobson. W.
P. Lathrop. H. L. Walls. r. w. Eager A. Luf-
sky. L. L. Wanu. A. w. Eckert, w. NJ. Mason.
E. H. WhitcOmbe. E. Giberton, D. Mullen,
Jr., R. L.Winne, w. S. Hale, A. c. Nuttall. W.
T. S. Zschokhe. W. H. Hart, and W B. Neal.
chief musician. The honorary members are:
E. S. Chittenden. W. NJ. B ecker, B. w. Steph-
enson, ]. r. Walsh, S. T. Baldwin. William
Dawson, Jr.. S B. Walsh. John w. Willis, d.
D. Smith, c. F. S blew, C. G. Fl. Smith, c. G.
Fairchild, T. P. Wright and A. L. Craig.
TOBOGGANERS OFF THE ''TOBOG."
A very pretty hop was the opening one
of the Windsor Toboggan club. in the din
ing-room of the Windsor hotel last Monday
evening. Seibert's orchestra gave a short
select programme. and one of @. J. Mon
forts elegant spreads afforded the seventy
five couples refreshments. The floor was
in charge of Fred E. Powers. JohnG hislett,
Jr.. Will II. Farnham. William G. Bennett,
George c. Armstrong and II. l. Chatiield,
and among the dancers were:
DIR. and Mrs. Stone. Mr.. aud Mrs. Maxfield,
Mr.. and Mrs. Laqlgaard, Mr.. and Mrs. Hay
ward NJ - and Mrs. Gale Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp,
Mr.. anu Mrs. Wede, Mr. and Mrs. Jockey, Mr..
and Mrs. Platt. Mr.. and Mrs. Powers, MIR.
and Mrs. Constants, Mr. and Mrs DeCOster,
Mr. and Mrs. Neil c. Murray, Mr.. and Mrs.
McConville, Mr.. and Mrs. Hoxsie.
DR.. and Mrs. Mahau Mr.. and Mrs Converse,
DR.. r7Gd MrsSzBeecber. Col. ThoHpse4ls.. MHssr
Wilkinson, Misses Thompson, Borup, Murray,
Wheelock, of Washington, McManus, Morris,
Western, Trumbull. German. CHS
lett. Stinson, Converse. Monfort and Mahan.
and Messrs. Will Farnham, Frank. Hanson.
Kruger, Armstrong. Barrett. Chislett. Chat
field, Buford, Bennett, Jones. Ed Barton,
Johnson, Woodruff, c. J. Monfort, g. X. Mon
fort. Prince, Price, Deacon, Gillian, Hemen-
way, Rugg and Brown.
PATRIARCHAL PREDICTIONS.
Tuesday evening of this week is the date
fixed for the grand opening ball of the
Patriarchs' club, and Standard hall is the
place fixed upon. The club held meeting
at Mrs. w. r. Merriam's, last Tuesday
evening and reelected the old officers
George r. Finch, president. and Louis Ii.
secretary and treasurer. The
committee on management now engaged in
making active preparations for the ball.
consists of MeSdameS Fred DriScOll. George
B. Young. j. B. Tarbox, William r.
Merriam. George Y. Bacon, S. NJ. Cary,
and Frank A. Seymour. and the committee
Oh music is l.. II. MaXfield, Edward L.
Frost and E. A. Young. The club is to be
LANCIERS.
The Ivy Leaf Carnival and Dancing club,
Wednesday with a membership of
went. J. J. Ryder is president; P. E. MUIR
ply, vice president; }. }. Conroy, secretary;
J. L. Mulgrew, treasurer, and J. E. Rice, J.
W. Hughes. J. Fahey, w. II. Durkin and L.
executive committee. The club
will give series of select hops during the
winter.
society met last Thursday evening and de-
cided 10 give the next monthly hop in the
first week in January, probably Friday. if
r meeting at Robert Howden's. on West Sew
enth street, this week to perfect arrange
ments-
Col. and Mrs. E. Fl. Milham led the grand
march t the ball given by the Sibley camp,
west Side Sons of Veterans. last Monday
evening. The ball and oyster supper was
grand success. A literary programme will
be arranged soon.
The next social of the Junior Dancing and
Carnival club will be given Dec. II in the
Drake block. The club has adopted a neat
costume of double-knit blankets, which Its
members will wear on its New Years eve
mop.
St. Paul Camp No. 1, Sons of Veterans. o.
5. A, will give its next social party at the hall
IN Drake block, on Monda evening, Dec. 81.
Members of G. A. K. and militia organiza-
ions are requested TO attend in I'm form.
Minnesota Encampment No. 2. l. o. o. F.,