St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-16
The z. of l.. directors held a special
meeting last Monday evening to ar
range for their second annual ball.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.

The directors of the bui' ding associa-
ton met last Monday evening and de-
cided to hold the second annual ball
Friday evening, Dec. 81. The follow
ing committee of arrangements was ap-
pointed: Thomas A. Clark, III. M.
Burgess. S. &. Gomez, Ed Martin. An
drew MelIand, G.. b. Murphy, Ole Bpr-
mum, Gust johnson, James O'Leary
and M. j. Gill; reception. Mesdames
III. Nj. Burgess. Ed Martin, M. j.
Gill. Thomas A. Clark and An
drew Melland; subcommittee:
man; Thomas A. Clark. secretary;
printing, Messrs. Gill, Murphy and Mar
tin: advertising, Messrs. johnson and
Clark; music, Messrs. Gomez, Wellaud
and O'Leary; hall, Messrs. johnson,
Gill and Gomez.
Neat invitations, printed on heavy
satin finished paper are being issued by
L. A. Clark d Co., and read as follows:
Office of K. of L. Building Association,
Minneapolis, Dec. 10, 18S9.-The managers
of the K. of L. Building association last y, ar
inaugurated the holding OF an annual recep-
ton aud ball in cOmmemoration of the OMEN
ing of the Labor temple, and to bring the
stockholders aud their many friends to-
gether for an evening of social enjoyment.
1t is with great p easure. therefore, that the
managers extenu TO you this invitation to at
tend the second annual reception and ball
to be held Friday evening. Dec. 81. The
programme will inc ude band con-
in the large hall from to 9:3, after
which dancing well begin; while Hall will
be devoted to progressive euchre, whist, ETC.,
under the direction of Manager till. who has
arranged for eight tables and procured suita-
10 nd han for oh and
Ladies' Protective association will furnish
the supper in their usual acceptable manner
The price of tickets has been placed at 81
and are now on sale by the directors and
others. The proceeds to go into the building
fund.
These invitations are being sent to
the various labor organizations, and
there is every indication that the ball
this year will be fully as successful as
that of last year, when the large hall of
the Temple was crowded to its utmost
capacity.
Messrs. E. J. Harrington, j. Winters,
U. j. McNaliy, Nj. P. Mclnerny, M. J.
Fox. l.. A. Koran, j. Stratton, J. G.
Sherin, NJ. w. O'Gara and n. Cushing
are actively engaged in preparing for
the fifth annual ball of the Plumbers,
Steam and GaS6tters' association, TO be
held at the Labor Temple Friday even
ing, Jan. 10.
Division No. 357, Brotherhood of Le-
connective Engineers, has issued pretty
invitations the shape of New Years
cards for their annual ball to be held
at Harmonic hall, "Wednesday evening.
Jan. 1, 1890. 7
The Temple club gives the second of
its series of socals at the Labor Temple
next Tuesday evening, ana pleasant
time may be expected.
The East Side Labor club is arranging
for holiday rattle and social TO be held
at their hall, POS Central avenue. Thu RS
day evening, Dec. &c. A large numb er
of useful and valuable articles to he
ratified have been donated by East Side
merchants, and committee from the
labor club is visiting all the organiza-
tons on this side of the river and dis
posing of a large number of tickets.
The occasional sOcials given by this
club are of a pleasant, informal charac-
ter, and the coming entertainment is
likely to be well attended.
The benefit at the Bijou theater on
Friday afternoon Melted nearly $1,000,
which was turned over to the typo
graphical union to be used as it may di-
rect. The union never needed funds
more than at the present time. as it has