St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-27

Schleick, Quinn, Hartigan, McKenna, Boston
and Mrs. Duer; Messrs. Mullen, Norman,
Kimball, T1erney, Sternberg, Lawton, Fetch.
Hoagh. Beatty, Winters, German Dorion,
Hanlan, DR.. Hawkins. Carroll. DR.. Obrion,
Martin, Berlandi, Henderson and many
Others
The Orpheus Choral club. of Dayton's
bluff. had very successful gathering last
Thursday evening. Allan Krieger was re-
elected president, with Albert Scheffer as vice
president: James Blake. musical director.
Mrs. Mayfeld will again act as accompanies,
and Mr.. Mayheld has undertaken the arduous
duties of secretary. The club has taken in
many new members and bids fair TO have a
most successful musical season.
Yesterday afternoon a large number of
Town and Country club people took part in
the trap-shooting and bowling contests and
other diversions with which the season was
opened. George r. Finch superintendent the
shooting and l.. P Ordway the bowling.
These merry contests will be made more q
feature in the future at the Town and
Country.
The ''C'' club, which is an adjunct of Com
pany c. First regiment will make its debut
before the public Monday evening" Oct. r. at
its initial hop. The club intends giving a
series of dances during the coming season,
and no pains will be spared To make these
affairs the most select that have been given
in the armory.
The second annual ball of the ladies' aux
iliary to Division No. 1888, Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers, occurred at Paul
Martins hall, corner of Colorado and South
Wabasha streets, last evening. Over 100
couple danced until the wee sma'" hours
of the morning. Excellent refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Thomas Riley. of LaurelIavenue, opened
| the doors of her beautiful home to the mem
| bers of the Philomathean society Friday
| evening. Many members of the society were
| accompanied by their friends, and the even
| ing was spent listening to musical and liter
\ airy numbers. Excellent refreshments were
| served.
| The Livingston Avenue NJ. E. mission gave
| a very enjoyable necktle social in the mission
| chapel. corner Livingston and Annapolis
| streets, Wednesday evening. There was a
| large attendance and the entertainment was
much enjoyed by the young people.
The Young Peoples Society Of Clinton Ave.
nue. NJ. K. Church gave a basket social at the
residence of the pastor, w. c. Rice, 49, Gin
| ton avenue, Thursday evening. Several
| musical and literary numbers were followed
| by refreshments.
l. In their search for innocent merriment,
the bonny lads and lasses of the st. Andrew 5
| society are interchangeable. Last evening the
| society opened the season with a largely at
| tended reception, musicale and hop at West
| moreland hall.
! All persons wishing to join the Daytons
| Bluff Chautauqua Literary and Scientific
circle are invited to attend the opening meet
| ing Monday evening. Sept 2S, at the home of
| Miss +. L. Miller. corner Mound street and
| Burns avenue.
The operatta, Trial by Jury for which
| the Guild of the Church of the Ascension has
made such extensive arrangements, will be
! given at the West Side Opera house on the
| evenings of Oct. IA and ID.
The German club. with that perennial
freshness which has always been its cher
characteristic, will soon open its seven
teenth season with hop
Mrs. T. Z.Cowles. of the Albion, pleasantly
| entertained the members of the Alert Pro-
gressive Euchre Club Wednesday afternoon,
| from to o. clock
The Irish-American club will give its first
reception and hop of the season wednesday,,
| Oct z.