St. Paul daily globe., 1888-02-23
MANY WERE ENTERTAINED.
The Columbia Club--SOns of Vet
erans--Stradella at Turner III all.


The Columbia Club--SOns of Vet
erans--StradelIa at Turner Hall.
Two hundred members and half
dozen invited guests of the Columbia
Snowshoe club sat down to the second
annual banquet of this organization,
which comprises much of the brains,
blood and bullion of st. Paul,
al the Merchants hotel last evening
DIR. {. F.. Bean, president of the club,
occupied position in the center of the
head table. flanked on the right by AL
bert Scheffer. while at his left was
President George Thompson, of the car
nival association. The menu cards were
among the handSOmest seen at BAN
quet in this city, on the front
page being two gold snowShOeS
Joined with orange ribbons, and the
club colorS on the second page were
hand painted, tOque surmOunting
bar, bearing the inscription "Columbia'
in gold letters. suspended from the bar
being Il snOwShOe and a shield, hand
painted in red. white and blue,
surmOunted by snOwshOes grouped
In imitation OF clover leaves.
After the elaborate repast provided by
Col. Welz had been thoroughly dis
cuSSed and appreciated, toasts were de-
clared in order, as follows: 1.-The
Columbia SnOWhoe club, response by
Second Vice President John w. Willis;
Our Winter Carnival" response by
the Carnival association; "The FL
nancial Management of the Snow
Shoe Club" response by Hon. Albert
Scheffer; Minnesota" response by
Secretary NJ. ID. Mum, of the Carnival
associations The Ladies'" response by
{, III. FauntlerOy. Volunteer tOastS and
imprOmptu speeches succeeded, and it
was an early hour this morning when
the band of the Columbia Snowshoe
club played Home, Sweet Home"
The banquet arrangements were in
charge of President c. E. Bean, Vice
Presidents II. w. Cory and John w.
Willis. Secretary II. r. p. Hamilton,
Treasurer Alexander Barclay, Capt.
Charles 4. Clark, II. w. Osborn, DR.. J.
W. Chamberlin, Z. Ii. FauntlerOy, Wal
ter HOIcOurt, w. III. Merrick, l..
Musetter and Z. 5. Chittenden.
Letters of regret at their inability to
be present were read from Hon. p. H.
Kelly and DR.. McLaren, both of whom
are ont of the city at present. A major
ity of those present wore the familiar
red. white and blue costumes of the
Coumbias, although a few evening
suits were conspicuous at the tastefully
decorated tables.
SONS OF VETERANS.
The third anniversary entertainment
of St. Paul Camp No. 1, Sons of Veter-
ans, was given at their hall
in the Drake block, last even
ing, and proved most enjoya-
bic and interesting affair throughout.
A programme arranged by Col. Z. II.
Milbam and Eben 0akeS was the feature
narlN nnrflnn a
preceding a dance. which concluded
the celebration of Washington'S birth
day in ST. Paul.
Those who participated in the literary
and musical portion of the entertain
ment were:
The St. Paul Amateur Orchestra,
John Z. Chisholm, Arthur Dinan, Prof.
Frank Wood, accOmpanist; Miss Elsie
Hassenwinkle. f. Wilson, Mrs. j. Frank
Wilson. accOmpaniSt; MeSSrS. l..
Sparger, +. l.. Tong, G. w. Mallory,
w. ". Hills, Jr., Emery P. Gilbert
Will Mich OILS, Burke, Foster and w. j.
Warren.
At the conclusion of the literary eXer-
ciSeS the floor was cleared for dancing.
this portion of the programme being in
charge of the following committee: Ar
rangements-E. H. Milham, J. l.. Nc
Kelvey, w. w. Hills, Jr., B. S. Shiere,
Clark Evans. Floor Committee-Eben
Oakes, H. j. Manhart, FL. c. Braden, c.
L. LightbOurn, George McGmggan.
Among those present during the even
ing were:
{. ID. Parker, commander Acker Post;
George ii. Hunter, senior vice COM
mander Garfield Post; Ed Naffee, senior
vice commander Ord Post; Capt. ]. F.
Lyons, publisher National ReveilIe.
Chicago, ILL.,; Mrs. Sarah Milham,
deputy treasurer W. r. c.: Col. E. H.
NIilham., Adjt. George II. Sheire and
lady. Quartermaster George II. Martin,
and lady; Capt. S. l.. Brearly and wife,
c. H. Perry and wife, Minneapolis:
Capt. w. w. Hills, Jr., and lady; Past
Capt. L. H. Ayers and lady; Past De-
partment Commaner r. A. Becker and
lady; Charles e. Ayers, Past S. v,
Garfield post; r. Sheire and lady: w.
II. Knowles and lady; Maj. T. NJ. New
son: Corp. B. S. Sheire and lady; NJ.
Z. Goodwin. of Logan Camp, No. 90,
Brainerd; f. L, Lightbourn; Anthony
Dewitt and lady; Lieut.. F. S. Stone
and lady: III. III. Thompson and lady;
William Menaber and lady, Corp. G. w.
Harding and lady. Corp. II. j. Manhart
and lady, George Brown and lady,
Sergt. Clark Evans and lady, Eben
Oakes and lady, Clark Dawson, w. T..
Lee and lady, w. G.. Marshall and lady.
Lieut.; II. c. Braden and lady, Sergt. E.
L. Gilbert and lady, George McGuiggan
and lady, e. Caulfield and lady, n. 0deli
and lady, Assistant State treasurer
Theodore Sander and ladies, Sergt.
James Porter and lady, p. H. BardOn
and lady, Robert Walton and lady. Can't.
Clara Dreher, Lieut.. Elsie Hasenwinkle,
Lieut.. Eva Jenkins, Chaplain May Fad
. den, Sergt, Ella Bale, Sergt. Alice
Stout, Miss LOttie Hills, Sergt. Anna
Keufmann, Miss Nellie Hawkins. Miss
Susie Lightbourn, Miss Emma Brigham,
Miss Ida Evans, all of st. Paul
Camp 10. l, Daughters of Veterans:
Capt. George W. Rowlson, Lieut.. A. P.
Courtney, Sergt. w. o. Chase, Sergt.
j. III. Constantine, c. Mason, A. K. viii
son, c. A. Tory. I'll. KOhlstedt, A. w.
Daniels, all of George N. Morgan Camp
No. 4, Minneapolis; Capt. George Kirst.
Lieut.. Will BOfferding, Lieut.. Quincy
Shoemaker, Sergt. Charles E. Fish,
.. w. Chalmers, Corporal Georse
Rapp, Fred YOst, ID. III. Hasley.