St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-24

founding of the order K. OF +. was cele-
brated by Minnehaha lodge at their hall
OH Franklin avenue last Tuesday even
ing. Mr.. Robert StrattOn gave an ad-
dress, reviewing the history of the or
der. Messrs. Thomas and Lampman
rendered two vocal solos, after which
dancing programme of twenty-foar
numbers and refreshments kept the
guests until late hour.
Tuesday evening party of seventeen
enjoyed sleigh ride to Single creek,
where dancing at Ames' hotel, followed
by bountiful repaSt, was the order OF
the evening. The following persons
composed the party: Mrs. Ehles. Misses
Lilly Thomson, Florence Webb, Sadie
Huntingdon, Mary Thomson, Carrie
Crayin, Florence Wright. Fannie Ferris
aud Lillian Baker; Messrs. Prof. l.. nj.
Sherman, Harry Huntington, Stuart
Pierson, George Baker, Marcus Odd.
Lew Thomas, Frank Jordan and Harry
Lord.
Company G, Third regiment Of Min
nefota national guard. celebrated
Washington's birthday by ball at
Armory hall on Friday evening. The
veterans drilled in manner that aWak-
ened much enthusiasm. Then a dane
ing programme of eighteen numbers
aud supper furnished 10y the ladies of
Plnmmer post finished the festivities.
Select Knights, A. o. u. W.. give
musical and literary entertainment, fol
lowed by ball. at Thomas hall next
Friday evening. This will be the first
annual gathering of the Sheridan
legion. This order includes many
prominent citizens of South Minneap-
oils, and pleasant time is expected.
The Brotherhood of Railroad Brake
men gave their fourth annual ball at
Labor Temple hall on Friday. A large
crowd were in attendance and danced a
programme of thirty numbers. The
Ladies' Protective association furnished
beuntiful supper.
The telegraphers gave pleasant So
cial reception to about seventy,hse
couples Friday evening at Malcalln'S
hall. A coed dancing programme was
furnished, and the company departed
with pleasant memories of the occasion.
Prof. Sherman's dancing class gave
alot er of their delightful receptions
Friday evening. An excellent pro-
gramme of twelve numbers was thor
oughiy enjoyed by the large number of
their friends that were present.
Miss Retta Thompson entertained
number of her friends at whist on
Thursday evening. Cake and coffee were
served by the hostess at 10, after which
the company gave an informal musicale
before departing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns were surprised at
their home on Twenty-sixth street by
large number of friends last WedneS-
Gay evening. Dancing was the amuSe-
ment of the evening.
Company A opens its carnival at the
arinorv tomorrow evening. A large
number charming young ladies have
promised to take charge of the booths.
Mrs. Z. S. Jacoby will have charge of
the cafe.
The Mystic circle gave social dance
Wednesday evening at Dahl's hall. A
large number enjoyed the good dancing
programme.
The Levi Butler post. G. A. r., gave
a dance and supper at Grand Army hall
Friday evening, which proved pleas
ant affair.
Scandal lodge, z. of P, are making
elaborate prep ratiOns for their mas
querade at Castle hall next Thursday
evening.
The Congregation Adath Yeshneun
gave a bali at Harmonic hall last Suu-
day evening. which was largely at
tended.
The Ladies' Social circle of the
Church of the Redeemer met at the
church parlors Tuesday afternoon.
The ladies OF fine Swedish Augustana
church will give festival at DANA
hall next Wednesday evening.
The WashbHrn post. G. A. r., gave
merry masquerade Oh Friday evening at
their hail on rankin avenue.
The William Noble post gave a sue
cessful social at the post hall Tuesday
evening.