St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05
MINNEAPOLIS SOCIAL.
The Usual Hiatus After the
Jollity Of the Holt
days.
New Years Receptions We're
Few in Number, but Very
Pleasant.
Dancing Parties Continue to
Be the Stereotyped Form
Of Amusement.
Society and Club Events Are
Quite Numerous, How
ever.

The week opened with one of the
most pleasant dancing parties that has
ever taken place i'll Malcolm's hall. The
occasion was the second annual ball of
the Scandal club, and about fifty
couples, representing the elite of the
Scandinavians in Minneapolis, were
present a spirit of good fellowship
peryaded the entire party, and all
seemed determined to obtain as much
enjoyment from the affair as possible.
Most of those present appeared in full
dress, and dancing continued without
lntermisSion except for refreshments,
which were provided by Mrs. Behr.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Brandt, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Pc
tersOn, Hon. and Mrs. John W. Are
lander, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Clausen.
Mr.. and Mrs Berglund, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nick Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig
Arctander, Mr.. aud Mrs. John Steern-
son. MIR. and Mrs. A. Ii. Lindquist, MIR.
and Mrs. o. A. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. II.
Lohrbaur. MIR. and Mrs. Olson. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. \. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. IL.
Westin, Mr.. and Mrs. a. }. Rosander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Broun, Messrs. r. S.
n. SartZ, G.. c. Bennett, Aug thinner
man. L. Gulbrapsen, Math Vrening, A.
c. Hurst, E. LOhrbaur, Lars Semby,
Peter ThOrsOn, Charles Holt, E. A.
J. B. Thielgard. i. K. Peterson, E. l..
Erickson. Frank Peterson, V. 0. Moren
and A. w. Skog..
The management of the Hotel San
Angelo, corner Nicollet avenue and
Thirteenth street, gave select and de-
lightful hop to its guest and a few in
Yited friends the same evening. An
unusually pleasant lunch was served
and all enjoyed themselves to the full
est extent. Thyle u Ringwald's Or
cheStra furnished the music for the
dancing, those who took part being A.
j. Warner and wife, d. Curtin and
wife, o. II. Peck and wife, John H.
CalderWood and vile, A. Y. Dean and
wife, II. McCielland and wife, n. H.
Leighton and wife, c. A. Mitchell and
wife, II. S. LOmberg and wife. Misses
Peck, Parcher, Darling, Freeman,
Luce, Church, Morrison. Pierce and
Sweeney.
Another very pleasant event of that
evening was the musicale given by
the Ladies and Gentlemen'S club at the
rooms of Prof. H. E. Zoch, 322 Nicollet
avenue. The affair was a very enioya-
BILE one and the rooms were filled with
an appreciative audience. e. W. Fer
guSon sang solos and Miss Mary f.
Regain, Miss Margeret Drew and Mrs.
Arthur BlOdgett executed instrumental
solos. Otto Kiedel rendered two odd
numbers, one for the left hand only,
aud concert etude, by Chopin, played
solely on the black keys. The perform
ance of Miss Drew was finished piece
of work, showing considerable perfec-
ton of movement.
Another very pleasant affair was the
reception given by Mrs. Hawkins at heI
residence, l2S Clifton avenue, from 4
until 10 O'Clock last Friday. The deco
ratiOnS were profuSe. Rare vases OF
marble were effectively grouped, and
tropical plants and flowers were ar.
ranged with exquisite taste. a magnifi.
cent repast, prepared by Dorsett, was
served in the evening. The young PEG.
pie took possession of the dancing room
early in the evening. The guests ill
Guided many of the prominent society
people in the city.
> A very pleasant social took place
Monday evening at 1919 Fifth avenue
south, which was given by the Sons OF
of Temperance.