St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-17
WHAT CLUBS DO.

One of the most elaborate affairs of the sea-
son was the seventh anniversary ball given
by st. Pau Division No. ,, L. X. Knights of
Pythlas Second regiment Minnesota brigade
last Thursday evening al Armory hall The
stage and hall had been pretlily decorated
for the occasion. and the gay uniforms of the
knights, with the elegant costumes of the
ladies, formed most pleasing picture.
DanZ's orchestra of fifteen pieces furnished
the music and the ladies of the Woman's
exchange served, an elegant repast
IN au adjoining dining room. Among the
Grand Chancellor l.. p. Hunt, of Mankato;
Gen. j. X. Shave of Duluth; Col f. S Me-
Donald Col. f. D. Mcintyre, Lieut.. Col. Fred
Murdoch, Capt. r.. j. Fitzgerald and Capt. e.
E.. Aunnes, Of Minneapolis; Maj. r. f. Ed
ridge and wife, Capt, c. f. Metz and wife.
| Capt. q. L. Phippon and wife, Mai.
Milo Carrier and wife. Maj. Henry
| Smith, Maj j. II. Woltersdorf and wife,
Col. A: p. keam, Capt. NJ. Merrill.
Mr.. and Mrs II. W. Lang j. r. Schuser, Il.
Leonard, Roe King. c. Melville, J. Siebert, G.
ii. Ernst F. w. Storms j. w. Cakes, r. c.
NeLenschwander, Mrs Watson Misses Foley
Clancy, Kane, Shave. johnson, Padden. Sey-
fried, Wyatt, Williamson: Herman, Neuen-
schwander, Cordell, Sholtz, Stibling, Rice,
Maheenan Presnel, the Misses Ross.
Messrs Delliheld. Dunbar Bowman. McCue,
Spriggs, Carter, McCafferIy. Knauft. Peter
son; Hatch; Chapman, Coffey, Youngman,
son, Davis, Zander, Day, Robbins, Clayton,
Bridges, Orr.
St. Lukes Literary and Social club is fast
| becoming one of the most popular Catholic
organizations in the city. The last meeting
was held Wednesday evening, and was thor
oughly enjoyed by all. An Interesting gem
eral discussion was followed by an excellent
programme. Piano solo. Miss Minnie Ea-
gan; duet (vioiin and piano., Miss Z. Butler;
reading from Mark TwainS Tom Sawyer"
Miss Margaret Franklin. The discussion
was participated in by DIR. o Brien, S. j. Don
/ nelly. P f. Egan, Miss J. Butler, Prof. Harti-
gan and Prof. Monahan, of st. Thomas sem
| mary; and Miss f. Franklin: recitation. "A
| Woman's Answer. Mrs. p. FL. Egan. The
| club adjourned until "Wednesday. May %.
| The Town and Country grows steadily in
| popularity. Some of the members lately re-
ceived are Col. and Mrs. Hersey, Mr.. and
Ilersey Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Jaggard, W. n.
new tennis court will be ready for
opening the first of the week, and the bowl
ing alley not much later; the rifle range aud
the shooting trap are already in operation.
! Daily there are small parties of half a dozen
| or more that keep the club house merrily
| populous. There is, indeed. nolhIn.> in the
city more generally popular and useful for
! innocent diversion than the Town and
| Country.
The Junior Pioneer association met in its
new quarters, Elks' hall. McQuillan block,
| last Tuesday evening. After general dis
| cussion it was decided TO hold the second
annual excursion and picnic in June a Lake
! Park Mimi. The Twin City Banjo, Mandolin
! and Guitar cluo was present and Played q
number of selections and Prof. Pottgeisel
played several selections on the piano
Mr. and Mrs. Thayer entertained the Jolly
| Progressive Euchre club at their home OF
| East Winifred street Thursday evening The
| prize winners were: Lone hand, Mrs s
Boyd: progressive, Sam BOYD; ladies' pro
gressive, Mrs Clifford After the distribu
ton of prizes ice cream and slrawberrie'
were served and a very pleasant evening wa!
| enjoyed.
Mrs. Williams of East Winifred street gave
very charming euchre party TUESDAY even