St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-19
SOCIAL MUTATIONS.

The entertainment given by the Help
ing Hand society of the Third Univer-
salist church at Twenty-seyenth street
hall, corner of Nicollet avenue, last
Thursday, was highly enjoyable affair.
a large audience was present, and those
who participated acquitted themselves
in most creditable manner. A violin
solo by Miss Austin was we'll received,
and the Misses Hammond gave several
recitations, which were thoroughly en-
joyed.
The Seven Wonders club gave the first
of its seven dances at Malcolm's hall
last Wednesday evening. These dances
are to be given every three weeks and
promise to be very enjoyable affairs.
The club takes its name from number
of its founders, who are c. w. Moore,
0. w. Holly. [. Y. Cedney. Earnest
Griffith, C. E. Sheppard. c. w. Bach
man and S. z. HarSted, the last-named
gentleman acting as floor manager, and
the others as floor and reception COM
mittees. About forty couple attended
this dance, Thyle Il Ringwald furnish
ing the music.
The Tam O'Shanter club held their
weekly meeting at the rooms of Mrs. l.
K. Mckensie Friday evening. There
was large attendance of the members
of the club, and the early part of the
evening was devoted to the usual eXer-
ciseS of the club, each member giving
an essay, recitation or song. 1t was
decided to hold the second anniversary
public entertainment OH the 18th day of
February, when a most excellent pro-
gramme will be rendered. Their next
meeting will be held on Monday, Jan.
90, at 21S Eighth street south.
Last Friday evening large number
of the comrades of the Levi Butler post
and their friends met al the residence
of A. w. Collins, 1872 Hillside avenue,
and spent an evening as only old sol
diers know how to do. Rev. c. A.
Cressy was given birthday present by
the genial host in the shape of watch
charm, the design being a Masonic en-
blem of the L. A. degree. Refresh
mentS were served in abundance and
appropriate speeches delivered by sew
eral of the comrades.
An entertainment under the title ,Of a
donkey party Was given by the ladies
Of the Homeopathic hospital at the resi-
dence of Mrs. c. A. Deliver. 9o9 Third
avenue south. last Tuesday evening.
About thirty of the society were pres
ent, and the affair was voted to be a
pronounced success.
One of the most pleasant affairs of
the week was the ball which was given
at Window hall. last Wednesday. by
the lrlshAmcrican Social club. About
forty couples joined in tripping the
light fantastic" and the event proved
to be most successful,
The regular monthly entertainment
| of the Michigan association was held at
CurtisS' hall last Monday. Music, cards
and dancing constituted the main pleas
! ures OF the evening, and those present,
about forty in all, passed very enjoy
able evening.
The Welsh chorus of Minneapolis,
which recently took part in the cOmpe-
titiOn held in Chicago. was rendered a
very enjoyable reception last Wednes-
day at the Welsh Presbyterian church,
in South Minneapolis.
The Faust club gave its first dance
last Thursday evening at Malcolm's
hall, and has decided to continue these
meetings about every month. The usual
music was furnished. and about thirty
| five couple attended.
A very pleasant soiree and reception
was given by the pupils of Miss Clara
| A. Vredenburgh, at Curtiss hall, last
| Wednesday evening. There was a large
number present and the evening passed
very pleasantly.
a most enjoyable musicale was given
| by the Ladies' club at H. Z. Zach'S
rooms, 322 NicOllet avenue, last Monday
! evening. and programme consisting of
| some beautiful selections was artistic
| ally rendered.