St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-26

ED s THE end of the
"a winter draws near,
.s,wS. SO does the end of
-" the society season.
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iKTH * h1,-~,; ball room has been,
AN X ~Ak&5fEA. however, the scene
ANN ~ ~ of many pleasant
~ N-TfIS eventS,of which the
SAES 4 ATs oil o wing are
EyjSf1lS NE, worthy of special
~ va lis mention: The most
81 tSo swell affair. was the
- EfYTmllh,, dance given by the
-uqiS Faust club at Nal
cOlm'S, "Wednesday
evening. while the calico bal given the
Odd Fellows, Friday evening, was one
of the pleaSanteSt events OF the season.
The Windsor club and the Caledonia
club both gave delightful parties.
The calico ball given by Nicollet
Lodge No. ll9. |. e. q. +, Friday even
ing at their beautiful little hall, at the
corner of Nicollet and TWenty-SiNth
street. was Il delightful event and will
long be remembered by those present
as a very pleasant and brilliant affair.
Some 100 couples filled the hall To its
utmost capacity. The guests were in
the greater part composed Of members
of the lodge and their friends. and the
party was all that could be desired i'll
the way of 4 select class of society peO
pie. The toilets OF the ladies were,
most of them, calico, in accordance with
the occasion. The dance orders were
neatly gotten up on calico, as well
as the invitations. Dancing commenced
at little after clock and entertained
until midnight, when supper, consisting
of muSh and milk and pumpkin pie,
was served III Il very graceful style by
the ladies of the society. After the sup
per had been done Justice, dancing was
resumed and lasted until O'Clock. The
affair was Il grand success. and eSpec-
cially financially, there being something
like 500 cleared, 10 go TO the fund being
raised to pay the Indebtedness on the
hall. The people who attended the
dance that live in the center of the city
were given a grand treat after the dance
in the way OF 4 sleigh ride. Among those
present were: II. Il. Conner and wife,
a. Il. Chestnut and wife, b. II. HELEN
and wife. J. 5. Trip and wife, q. w.
Flanders and wife. Mr.. Chamberlin and
wife, Mr.. Mcdonald and wife, Mr. Mil
Ter and wife. o. c. Lindman and wife,
Charles Lindman and wife, f. y. Kelly
and wife. Mr.. Mathews and wife, George
Smith and wife. Nh Fairchild and wife,
II. b. Cramer and wife, Miss Lizzie
WarSick, Miss Abel Hallett, Miss Mamie
Smith. Miss Bessie Carpenter, Miss Bessie
Riddle. Miss Hill. Miss Fannie Lawson,
Miss Rachael Miller, MesSrS. George Is.
Gore. Elmer X. Conner. Charles Levi,
Fred Strong, John Gilbert, Eugene
Wood, Patterson and Edward Daily.
The Odd Fellows enjoyed the last of
q series of dances Thursday night at
their hall, corner of Nicollet and Third
street. The attendance was very large.
and delightful time was enjoyed by all
present. The ladies Of the order served
a very elaborate supper in the spacious
reception room adjoining the ball room.
The dancing began at O'Clock, and
from that time until O'Clock i'll the
morning it was waltz. polka ,schOttisehe,
etc. The costumes Of the ladies were
very handsome. The music was fur
niShed by Willard x Thyle'S orchestra.
and was fitting for the occasion. Among
the many present We're: Robert STRAIT
ton, grand representative of the |. O. ..
f. encampment: F. Woodland. \. j.
Woodrow, T. L. Buck. DIR. S. Frelander,
T. Gilbert and lady. Ed Fifth and ladies.
j. Il. Nell and lady. 4. c. Peters, ". \.
Sperrill, George Thomas and lady, T.
Harven. q. T. Duncan and ladies and
many others.
The dance given by the Windsor club
at the Windsor hotel Thursday evening
was very pleasant event. The dancing
took place i'll the dining hall, which was
neatly furnished for the event. The
attendance was very large. and the
party was composed of q very select and
congenial class CT society people. The
toilets of the ladies were very beautiful,
and upon the IGOR presented most
charming appearance. The dancing be-
gan at $50 and lasted until midnight
Among the gentlemen present with
ladies were: +. \. HolbrOke, A. E.
Holbroke, j. 0. Davis and wife, II.
Warner, VI. 2. Satterlee. \. Ii. Ives,
Mr.. Toole, Oscar Carlson, Ed Hume.
Mr.. Shaw, Mir. Steward. \. Buchanan,
f. c. Metcalf. The music furnished by
DAMS orchestra was delightful, and
greatly inspired the dancers as they
skipped about the ball room.
George ii. Smith. who, since boy
hood, has been identified with the
printing business. and who, for the last
half-doZen years, has been foreman of
the press room in the well known print
ing house of Harrison & Smith. leaves
tomorrow for New York TO fill the posi-
tlon of travelling salesman for ScigmOnd
d Ullman, importers and manufac-
turerS Of printing inks. His fellow
employees yesterday testified to their
well wishes for lis prosperity and re-
greet at his departure. Among the sub
Stantial tokens of friendship received
by him was a handsome valise and
travelling case from the job room boys,
q ~ II j. -;
ateS IN the press room. \ farewell re-
ceptiou was also rendered him by his
friends last evening.
The Crescent TobGggan club was en-
tertained III delightful way on Friday
evening. The occasion was a progress
SIYe angling party given by Geo. II.
Murray, the popular captain Of the club
at his pleasant home, 1872 Stevens ave-
nue., The prizes were awarded to the
following ladies and gentleman: Alice
florence. Alice Shepard, Emma RObb,
Elon Huntington. +. w. Downs, and
q. L. KnOwltOn. During the evening
an elaborate repast WAS served. consist
ing OF all the delicacieS Of the season.
Dancing was pleasant feature of the
evening.
The Tam O'Shanter club, of Mime
apolis, are arranging for grand enter
tainment Oh March l3 at CurtiSs hall.
The principal speakers are Rev. d. j.
Burrell, of the Westminster church, and
P. L. Simpson, chief of the CaIcdonian
club. Prof. Porter and Miss Susie Nc
Kay are TO give select songs, with Prof.
George Johnson as accompanist. Mem
bers of the club are TO participate in a
dialogue; also Rotations, quartette
singing, etc, the concert to he followed
by programme OF dances. For which
DanZ's orchestra has been secured.
The military ball, given by Company
A at MalcOlm'S dancing academy Gu
Friday evening, was n grand success.
The members all Appeared liz fatiene