St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-08

Sir c. C. Curtiss, chairman. and Sirs
Henry Staples, c. D. Brumfeld. G. E.
Byron, R. D. Brown, E. J, Foster,
Washington Gray and T. T. Mercer.
The reception committee consists of
Sir r. G. Evans, chairman, En-. Sirs j..
w. Nash, William Powell, J. B. Hud-
son and John |. Black, Rt. En-. Sir A.
NJ. Shuey, and Sirs Hector Baxter, Fl.
G. Hicks, j. NJ. Miller, f. Hooker, Hugh
Kirkwood, NJ. B. Koon, r. D. Russell, E.
Hay, Weed Munro. j !. H. Thompson, Emer-
son Cole, Sol Smith Russell and A. M
Bailey. The floor committee consists
of Sir t. E. Mercer, chairman, and
Sirs w. H. Jacoby, d. H. Gallagher, j.
c. Wymond, +. NJ. Washburn, NJ. A.
Keith, W. K. Morrison, Thomas A.
Whitworth, Henry G. Carlisle, j. G.
Howard, j. Vale Jr.. w. III. Lyon, j..
IL. Atwood. w NJ. Bracket, j. P. Har-
rison and II. N. Enyers.
Branch 1155, Order of the Iron Hall.
will give its second entertainment
Thursday evening at Victoria hotel,
when the following programme will be
given: Pianoforte solo. Prof. Henry
Priestly; vocal duet, Misses Pearl Cor
monica duet, the Messrs. Chapman; de-
scriptive sketch of our recent visit to
st. Paul, j. r. Mackenzie; song, Prof.
Henry Priestly; vocal duet, Miss Pearl
Cornell and J. Lorimer. A social hop
of seventeen dances will follow.
Next Friday evening the young ladies
composing the Flower Mission of All
Souls Universalist church will hold a
ball at Malcolms Dancing acade-
my. The event promises to be quite
important, socially, and as the members
of this society are noted for the delight
full and successful character of their en-
tertainments. those meaning to attend
may rest assured they will pass most
pleasant evening.
The Eighth Ward Relief association
is making extensive preparations for its
fourth annual charity ball, to be given
at the Eighth Ward Relief hall. This
will unquestionably be the leading So
cial event of the season in that part OF
tie city. rhe reception committee is to
be headed by Mayor 2. B. Winston and
ex-Mayor E. c. Babb.
A number of the Patriarchs Militant,
l. o. o. f., of this city, have arranged
to attend the grand ball and prize drill
to be given at ST. Paul next Tuesday
evening. Seven medals are to be offered
to be competed for by an officer and six
Iu6u from CdCil cdUUOlls IA SpGCldl u dili
is to he run to st. Paul and will be held
until late hour.
On the evening of April the mem
bers of the Jefferson Dramatic club will
give banquet in honor of the anniver-
sary of the birth of its founder, which
occurs at that time. The event will be
made one of the most important i'll the
clubs history, if not in the local history
of the party.
The friends of Miss Clara A. Vreden-
burgh are making preparations for a
birthday party to be given in ner honor
at Mikado hall next Wednesday even
ing. A very pleasant affair is antlcl-
pated.
The typographical union is making
preparations for ball to be given some
time during Lent. 1t will probably be
held at Masonic Temple hall.
The merry Four" will give the
fourth dance OF the series Tuesday even
ing, Feb. 10, at North Side Royal Area
mum hall.
Scandal lodge, Knights of Pythias, is
to give its third annual ball at Nor
mamma hall next Friday evening.
Tuesday evening next grand mas
querade ball is to be held at the West
Side Turner hall.
The M. R. F. club will hold its first
social at MikadO hall this evening.