St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-10

tended 10, and a most successful entertain
! ment will be the result. The Sir Knights
have a peculiar faculty of making their
| guests feel at home at once, and upon this
| occasion are putting forward extraordinary
! efforts. Many letters have been received
| from leading Sir Knights in surrounding
cities signifying their intention TO be present.
Preparations are now completed for the
seventh annual ball of St Paul Division No
,, Z. r. Knights of Pvthias, which will
| occur at First regiment armory. on Sixth
street, Thursday evening, May "A. One of
| the best orchestTas of the city has been en-
| gagged. The supper will be under the au-
| spices of one of the charitable societies of
! The city. The affair gives promise OF being
| one of the most successful entertainments
| yet given by the Sir Knights of ST. Paul.
Monday evening, Nav 4, Wabasha council,
| Royal Arcanum was instituted by Deputy
| Supreme Regent ). NJ. Davis, at Twin City
| hail. corner Rice and Wabasha, with one of
| the largest charter lists of the state. A large
| number of enthusiastic members from St
| Paul and Minneapolis councils were in at
tendance, among them the Cecillian quar-
| teite. of Minneapolis, which added the
| pleasures of sweet music TO the ceremonies
| and the banquet that followed.
The Amity Circle will give a May ball
tuesday evening at Paul Martins hall. This
| VIII be the last dance of the season. and
! good attendance is promised Siebert's
! music has been engaged for the evening.
| The Amity Circle extends cordial welcome
| to all its ST. Paul friends who have hereto
lore atlenucu us n0pS-
The Rose Leaf Social club have changed
| Its date from Friday evening to Wednes-
day evening, May H. which Will be its fare
! well hop. All friends of the club are cor
daily invited to attend, Grand hall, where
IL taxes place. is situated on Wabasha street.
between Third and Fourth streets
The Young Irish-American club will con-
solldate with the lrish-American Climb. The
reason for this amalgamation is no wanting
OF interest on the part of either club, but
that the senior club disclosed the fact at all
It's meetings that it was just as young as it
used to be.
The Acorn club met at gS Park Place Tues
day evening, and completed the perusal of
o Rells John Bull and His Island" and
they also introduced an American hero Tor
heroine) to follow the reading of Daniel
Webster, finished the week before.
The Newman Literary ana Debating society
met at Creiin hall Thursday evening. For
the debate was substituted programme of
Rotations and select readings. The society
adjourned to meet i'll debate next Thursday
evening.
The Town ana Country club gave one of
their delightful entertainments Friday even
ing. at the club house on Marshall avenue
large number of West side young people
attended the hop given by the Rosemount
Social club at Rosemount Friday evening
Garfield Post No. s, G. A r., will give
progressive euchre party at their hall, $50
East seventh street. this evening.
The Young Irish-American club held a
busin - session at its rooms i'll the Cumber-
I land block Wednesday evening.
The st. Paul Cycle club Will give a hop at
Pythian hall. 63 East Fifth street, on the
evening of May 30.
A military ball will be given at Garfield
hall, $50 East Seventh street. Wednesday
| evening, May 90
Next Tuesday evening the Phi Gamma
| DeltaS hold their reunion