St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-29
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.

The Andantino club hop at Westmoreland
hall Wednesday evening was one of the pref
test affairs ever given. and was well attend
ed. Among the dancers were T. Turnbuil
Miss Gertie GerZhing. ". H. Boures, Miss
Anna Egan. George Beddie Miss Fish Miss
Duerr. II. ". Leonard, Miss Mae LantZ " .
r CoEfarr. Miss Lizzie Winter Edward
Baltzunat Miss Baltzunat L. j. Golden, Miss
Stella Murphy, G. Emerson. Miss Alice
Eustace, Frank }. Winter. Miss Della SchIiek
". j. Eagieso1, Miss N. Z. Adamson, O.
Stettinis, Miss Catherine Kennedy, W 5
Git, Miss Amelia O'Gorman. " Ii. Pierce
Miss Nellie Pierced. II. O'Gorman. Miss Min
ME Schroeder, Mrs. ". F. swain Thomas
Darragh, Charles Mccarthy NJ McCardle.
F. j. Mhaley, &. A. Goldsmith, Miss Has
leg.
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Mailer entertained the
Kangaroo club last evening at their home on
Virginia avenue on the occasion of the TWEEN
ueth anniversary of their wedding. There
were screen tables of progressive euehre play
ers. and the prizes were won by Mrs. McCon-
nell, Mrs CratsenbeTg, Mr.. McCardy, Mr. Jud-
son ana Gen Flower. Others present were
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Eughson. Mr. and Mrs J.
A. Ste3s, Mr. and Mrs. II. "A. Lanpter, Mr. and
Mrs. E. l. Fryer, Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stilwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Reilly. Mrs. j J. McCardy. Mrs. II. D. Flower,
Mrs; +. Il. Judson. Mrs. J.W. Lusk Mrs. J. p
LarHn, Miss Rollins, George Nuttiag, :. L.
Mcconnell and A. A Cratsenberg.
One Of the most enjoyable Thanksgiving
entertainments was that of the Irish Amer
lean club, held at the club apartments in the
Eudicott block Wednesday evening Almost
the entire membership of the club was pres
ent. The club rooms we're appropriately
decorated, and this, with the many hand
some costumes, formed a delightful scene
The club has been constantly growing in
popularity. and the plan now adopted of
holding monthly informal receptions has
proved to be one OF the most potent factors
IN advertising the interest taken in the club,
and amongst all its pleasant memories the
reception of Thanksgiving eve 1891 will
long stand prominently forward.
The Philomatheans entertained at Lifts
nan Wednesday evening in their usual happy
fashion. The attendance was unusually
large, and among the people present were
Misses Clancy, Jones, Lang, Norton, UphGm,
Mills, Bison, Watson. Thompson. Horton,
Dickson. McGinnis, Dewart Powers Sher
man. Sutton, Cline, Goss Cary. Beck, Ward
ingalls, Hallowel, Conanz. Hoffman, Messrs
Z. Sutton, DR.. Kelly, Griffith, Sutton. Harper
Dawson, Carpenter. DR.. Shelby O'Rourke
Willis. w 5. Vail, Hoyt, Pierce Penny
Smead, Darling wilson
The members Of the st. Paul Lodge No. ,
l. o. q. F., Wednesday evening gave their
annual Thanksgiving entertainment and ball
TO the members OF their families About $50
couples were present and spent a most en-
Joyable evening. The entertainment opened
with concert, in which several members
participated. A banquet followed and after
this dancing was Kept up until the wee
sma' hours of the morning
The Standard club celebrated Thanksgiv-
ing by whist party al their club rooms. The
head prizes of cut glass and silver were Won
by Miss Herr and E. Moch Miss Weiss and
Mr. Guiterman captured the second prizes
After the whist party 100 people danced in
the hall above stairs, and at midnight an old
time Thanksgiving dinner was served.
The annual meeting OF Constellation chap
ter, o. z. S., viii be Geld Wednesday evening
next at Masonic hall. 1t is earnestly desired
that all members be present The members
of Constellation chapter and their friends
are cordially invited TO attend social party