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

1ONS 1tIs ltUO lluo uOUIS. uO COuillS Udll
of Company G will be about as grand an
affair as the charity balls have usually been.
Soon, however the dance must give way to
Il e toboggan slide and the skating rink.
! Carnival park will present the usually ami
mated scene of lads and lasSies Waiting i'll
blankets upon the CLASSY ice to the
enthuSing sounds of brass bands. The
eighth annual festival and ball of st. An
drew's society Tuesday evening will be one
of the great events of the coming week.
| There VIII be the usual programme of tOasts
and responses, after the tables are
cleared at the Windsor. the installa-
ton of officers, speeches by the
retiring president and the president
elect. some exhibitions of Scotch dancing,
and a few vocal and Instrumental selec-
TONS The last meeting to arrange the pro-
gramme was held last night. The slipper
will be followed by social hop at Tuners
hail. the Scotch reel, Highland hing, High
land schottische and similar dances to have
their places on the general programme.
INFORMAL FUN.
On Friday evening a large number of
German ladies and gentlemen gathered in
Standard hall for an informal social hop to
Seibert'S music. Louis BetZ and Louis
Mari had interested themselves in bringing
the ladies and gentlemen together. 1t is the
intention of the same people to give hops
about every month during the winter. As
yet they are not organized under any par
tcular title These were present:
Mr.. anu Mrs. Fred Dehaas Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Shumann, Mrs. L. Scheffer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Somers. Mr.. and Mrs. 6. Won
Goetzen, Mr. and Mrs. B. Kuhl, Mr. and Mrs.
Emil Muench, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frey, Mr..
and Mrs. Matt HoIl Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Bene-
dict Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Kueffner,
MIR. and Mrs. Emil Geist, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Gebhardt Bohn, DR.. and Mrs.
Stamm, Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Yoerg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mari, Misses Scheffer,
Schurmapn, Schumm, Holl Hauser. Frey,
Linz, Yoerg, Koeing and Miller. and Messrs.
Kohn, of New York. Herman Schefer. Alfred
Scheffer, Louis BetL. Charles Hauser, Geb-
| hardt Wilrich, P. Hanson, Oscar Roehrig, F.
Linz, John Seeger, Robert Seeger. DR.. Will
| Jams, DR.. DeodOlph, NJ. Liedersd Off. DR..
Ohage, Paul Hauser. Sr., Paul HauSer Jr..
George 6. Benz, NJ. Huschfeld. Theodore
Thorer, o. B. Schwartzbach, julius Hebron,
Louis Schuman, George W. Kohler, Karl
Stierle aud J. n. Goldsmith.
MERRY MILITIAMEN.
THANKSGIVING night was observed by
Company d giving a good exhibition drill
and its sixth annual hop and supper, the
proceeds to pay for the new company uni
form and equipment. Capt. Bean put
twentyfOu men. two guards, through all
the company movements, manual of arms,
bayOnet exercise and loadingS and firiDgs,
the crack company maintaining its merited
record of excellence. The arm0ry was
filled with the boys in blue and their ladies
for the subsequent hop, and Capt. Blakely,
Lieut.. Chantley, Col. Brandt and other
officers and men from the st. Paul COM
panies were in attendance. The eighteen
dances were appropriately dedicated to the
soldier boys of st. Paul, Washington, New
York, the First regiment, Litchfeld Camp
Sheridan. Red Wing, and Saltwater.
Capt Ed Bean made a good master Of
ceremonies. and his committees were:
Arrangments-Lieut. G. E. Metz. Color
Sergeant Wulf and Privates O'Leary, Blod-
gett and Cromwell.
Floor-Lieut. Teuvoorde, Chief-Sergeants
Merrill and Kaiu, Corporais Haupt, Strong and
Clark, and Pr1vates OLeary, Nelson and
Ramp.
Recepton-Segt. G. E. Roedler and Privates
| Schooley, A. J. Kahlert and Gates Johnson.
PLAYFUL PLUMBERS.
The Plumbers and Steam and Gas-ftterS'
| Association No. 2 gave their third annual
ball Thanksgiving eve, at Market hall. the
Metropolitan band occupying the stage.
Twenty-SiX Dances appropriately dedicated
to the International association, NJ nneapOlis
plumbers. Trades and Labor assembly,
bricklayers. moulders, stonecutters, carpen-
tiers. cigarmakers. boilermakers. printers,
pasterers. our gas-ftters. our helpers, out
Of-town plumbers and the ladies. were en-
j1yed. as well as big supper, by about
two hundred and fifty couples. The COM
mitteeS were:
Floor-John Lynes, John McManus, Cor
nelius Madden, Frank Boland. Frank Schiller,
Edward Sturm.
Arrangements-Michael ONeill, president;