St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-06

party at TollefSon's hall on New Years
/ eve. The attendance was limited to
. twenty couples, and the evening passed
in an enjoyable manner. Among those
/ present were: Messrs. George Bester,
[. III. De Wees. w. E. Atkins, M. E.
Wallace. Will Kaltenthaler, A. G. Ed
wards. John Parry, Bert Swain, Fred
Booth, Harry BeSter, Lawrence Wilson.
John Fultz, Harry Holms, ID. F. Burns.
William TaylOr,Jay Phillips, Sim Evans,
Jay Glover and n. t. Bowen, Misses
Maggie Jamison, Jennie Cole, Clara
Southy, Minnie Simpson, Nellie Wal
lace, Amy Mcdonald, Maud S0uthy,
Cora Cole, Amy MeCallum, Nellie
Burns, Hattie Jenkins, Emma Clock
sein, Mary Pierson, Minnie Swain.
The New York association will enter
tain members and friends Wednesday
evening at Curtiss hall, when the follow
ing programme will be presented: 1.-The
Bugler," Pinsutl. w. S. Grafton; VIC
loncello solo, "Chestnuts, DR.: Stra:h-
Madam Sofia Romani; Violin solo,
Caprice de Salon" J. Boermeester:
believe Me- Verdi, Madam Romani,
William Pownall, W. I'll. Chandler;
"Queen of the Earth" Pinsuti, William
Pownall; 1.-THE Masquerade" Watson,
w. H. Chandler; 'sCome With Me-"
Campana, Madam Romani. w. S. Graf
ton, Miss Alice Marble, accompanies.
The Merry Eight will give their sec
end ball of the season at Window hall,
tuesday evening. Jan. Is. 1t will be a
very select affair, as great pains have
been taken in distributing invitations.
The following named gentlemen are
members of the club: 7. w. Spencer,
president: George E. Lennon. secretary;
j. j. Gallagher, treasurer; w. ID. Hunt,
L. McC0sker, f. E. Storer, l.. Ii. Dor
went, E. A. Baret.
The George Washington Scandal
club gave merry masque ball at Har-
monia hall, Tuesday evening. The
costuming was good, several being
quite original in design. Prof. Lester
was master of the ceremonies. About
$50 couples participated, and number
of valuable prizes. were awarded.
The Thistle Curling club held sue
eessful meeting, New Years morning,
at Morton's ice rink. All the promi-
nent curriers' of the city were present,
and their contests furnished much
amusement to the large audience in at
tendance.
The Silverthorn club gave social at
BefgluHdS hall on New Years eve. at
which about eighty couples were pres
ent. The hall was tastefully decorated
with evergreens and bunting. Lauer's
orchestra furnished most acceptable
dancing programme.
The Labor Temple club will give the
first of series of socials at the Labor
temple Friday, Jan. Is, Among the
members of the committees are: Thomas
Clark, John Kerr, Edward Thyle, Mrs.
NJ. Christie, j. Mccarthy and E. Grund-
man.
The Crescent club gave their third sa-
cial of the season at Mallcom's ll,.,i,
Tuesday evening. About fifty couples
were present and did full justice to a
programme furnished by Danz.
The Bijou club entertained its friends
at the Washington rink last Monday
evening with skating and bicycle races.
followed by short dancing pro-
gramme.
John d. Forbes is chairman of
the committee, and the coming social
promises to be one of the most success
full of the season.
The Flambeau club, at their meeting
on Wednesday evening, adopted the
Mexican Zouave uniform as the regular
club uniform.
The Golden Star club will give a
social dance at tn Labor temple Jan. 10.
LIE Grande circle meets tomorrow
evening with Miss Amy Mcdonald.