St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-25
THE FESTIVE CLUB.
New State OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
to Be Merry.

to Be Merry.
The Tam O'Shanter club held their
usual weekly meeting Friday evening
at their club rooms in the Albion hotel.
After the routine business had been
transacted debate was held. The
question under discussion was: ''WOuld
Free Trade Be Beneficial to the United
States?" The speakers on the affirma-
tive were James r. Mckenzie and I. T..
Watson. On the negative, r. /. Mes
bitt and William Nesbitt. G. Foster, III.
ID. Foy and II. b, Sweetser. M. D., were
appointed judges. After a spirited dis
cusSiOn the judges decided i'll favor of
the affirmative.
The Silverthorn Social club will give
one of their regular socials on Friday
evening, Dec. z. The committees are
using every effort to make their socials
the most enjoyable of the season.
Among the members Of the club are ::
Louis Bader. d. Monahan, William
Stapieton, William Parker, f. G. Fret
ter, C. Plagman. NJ. Ryan, Oscar John
son, Ii. l.. Ellis, ID. A. Humphrey, NJ
Fox, B. E. Allen, r. S. Miller and W.
S. M0reton. A large hummer of invita-
ti6nS have been issued for the coming
social.
The social given by the Merry Eight
atWindom hall Tuesday evening was
largely attended, there being present
about 125 couples. The club had spared
no effort to make the evening pleasant
and they were successful. SAVERS Or
chestra furnished a select programme,
to which the merry dancers did full JUS
tice. A dainty supper was served at
the National hotel at IL o'clock, after
which dancing was the order until a late
. hour.
The Mahtowah club will give the sec
Ond of its series of parties at Maben'S
hall Wednesday evening. The recep-
ton committee are 0. S. Usher, J. w.
Conlow, William Miller, G. b. Maben,
j. MacNider and A. Anderson. l.. Ell.
Gibbons is master of ceremonies, as
sisted by F. FL. Girling, G. H. VIM
chester. j. ID. McArdee, G. Il. Stead
man and c. F. Miller.
A large number of leading society
young men met Friday evening at the
office of Judge p Nj. Babcock and Or
ganized the Minneapolis Hunting club.
The club membership is limited to 100.
The following officers were elected:
President, Eugene M. Wilson; vice
Wymond; secretary, ii. III. Mcintyre.
On Wednesday evening next the
1rish-American Social club will give a
benefit ball to the Hibernian Rifles at
Window hall. Members of the company
will be present i'll uniform and enter
tain their guests with the usual exhibit
ton drill during intermission. Thyle
and RingWalfS orchestra will furnish
the music for dancing.
La Grande circle will give social
hop at Tollefson'S hall on Thanksgiving
evening. MessrS. Harry Holmes and
Will Kaltenthaler are arranging every
detail in order that the club may pleas
antly entertain its guests. 1t is ex-
peeted that about seventy-five couples
will be. present. Caterer Mas will
serve suitable supper.
The second of the Crescent clubs
series of parties for this season will be
given at Malcolm'S hall next Thursday
evening. A large number of invitations
have been issued and there is no doubt
but that the coming party will be the
largest and best of the season. Prof.
b DanZ's orchestra will furnish the music.
The c. c. Washburn post, G. A. r.,
will give masked ball Thursday even
ingat Thomas hail. The ladies' aux
Hilary will furnish tempting supper,
and unusual preparations are being
made in order to hold successful car
nival.
The second of the series of dances by
the Faust club was given at Malcom's
hall Thursday evening. About forty
couples were present, and fully en-
Joyed the dancing programmed of twenty
numbers.
Tue South Side Pleasure club will
hold high carnival at Berglund's hall
Thursday evening. The coming social
promises to be one of unusual bril-
liancy.
The Evergreen Social club will give
the second of their series Of dances at
Berglund'S Hall Dec ID.