St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-06
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.

The retail clerks third annual ball. given
at Westmoreland hall last Thursday evening
was great social success, despite the rain
and general unpleasantness of the weather
The large attendance surpassed the most
sanguine expectations OF all the members of
the union. Those present were Misses NJ
and H. Williams, E. Lee. NJ and K Jacob
son, Rose Bieber, Rose Greengarden. A
Robertson, M. Kent, Laura Prue, Minnie
Wallam, Osborne, King, Clara Nicholson,
Burns, Anderson, Ryan, Flynn, Hinkins,
Brown, Cluett, Hatten, Brownlee, Plif-
fer, Wilson, Dickinson. Nillemonte. Dali
gle, Nelson. Owens, May Mclaughlin,
Mr.. ard Mrs. Joseph Morrow, Mr. aud Mrs
j. Bieber. Mr.. and Mrs. Finklestein. Mr.. and
Mrs Wailams. Mr. and Mrs d. Blood Mr.
and Mrs. Lyons, Messrs. A. Hayden. N
Moss, \. Finks, d. Hirsch. H. Horwitz
Charles Rigler, S HoltZstein A. Muchmore
b. smith. A II Pinkerton. NJ. Jacobs, Chris
Miller Nels Hansen. W. Fantle, W. j. Som
mer, s. j. Ryan, A. n Timme. D. B. Skin
ner, 7. Brown, Dan Harris, Thomas Neatly
Frank Flicker. j. jacobson. X. Franklin,
Edgerton. MIR. and Mrs. d. Hirsch, Messrs.
Herr, Murphy. Tucker, Johnston, Needham
Dresser, Lowenberg. Cardozo. Case. P Nc
Arthur. Hurdy, Martin, Powers. Mccartney,
2. McArther. Misses Burt, Mccartney, Pow
ers, Martin, Mrs. Martin.
The fourteenth anniversary of the St. An
drew's society was suitably celebrated Mon
day evening by the holding of an elegant
banquet and ball at the Windsor hotel. The
call to supper was sounded by the bagpipes,
and 200 guests sat down to the repast Adj
dresses were made by the retiring and incom-
ing presidents, and number OF Scotch bal
lads were sung by d. Z. Colv1lle and Miss
Susie Mckay. Hon. d. w. Lawler responded
to the toast, America" Rev. George IL.
Wells of Minneapolis, responded to scot
lard" Other toasts were given and wittily
responded, and the dancing followed.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Rodger, Allan Brown, George Martin,
III i
T.-Cameron, NJ. Z. Kahn, James Mcclure,
John mccullough, j. D. Roberts, W. Din
woodie. ". F. MyrCn, J G. Myron, A. L. Ar
thur. j . P. Adamson. George Dinwoodie, ELS.
Bean, D. F Colville, Allan Black. Zimmerman,
Misses JEANNE Begg. Bessie Begg. JEANNE
Hoatson, Nelson. Davis, Stella Murphy, Nora
Holmes. Allie Robinson. Clayton, Minneapo.
lis. Russell, New York; Messrs. Adams
Lawson. John Rogers Jr, A. Mcleod. w.
Maxwell W L. Hoatson. j. H. Richie DR.
Donald, W. W. Lorrimer, j. d. Rogers. j. NJ
Williams. NJ. Mackenzie, John Grant ID. "
LAWYER Max Wiser, James Mclean, William
Kennedy.
The ladies of Garfield Women's Relief
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year. President, Mrs. Elizabeth Brigham
5. V, Mrs. Lucy C. Robinson; j. V, Mrs
Mary jenkins; W., Mrs. Sarah Evans; chap
Mrs. Ella Lueder: con-, Mrs. Sarah Harey
G. Mrs. Anna Bolnk; delegates to derart
ment convention, Martha A. Gordon and
Sarah Haney; alternates. Emma Jenkins and
Addie Jenkins.
The Philomatheans thoroughly enjoyed 6
miscellaneous entertainment FRIDAY evening
with Miss Gossof Selby avenue, the exer
cises embracing an address on Robert Schu-
man." by Ii. Burton Whine: violin and pi
auo solo, "TramuerI," Misses Terry and Goss
recitation, 1.-The Bewitched Clock" Mis-.
Vina Sterctsel; solo, THE Lotus Flower. -
Miss Nellie Pierce; solo. 80 Fair. Fond
Dove Mr.. Fling: card playing and refresh
ments then followed.
The Swedish Society Vega held their an
nual meeting at their hall last Friday even
ing, when the following officers were elected
TO serve for the ensuing year: President, A
I Fredlund; vice president Emil Pearl: Ie
cording secretary, Aug. August; financial
secretary, G. \. Johnson; treasurer. Charles
Liedman; librarian. Gust Thornblom; com
mittee on line art John Skoog and Miss Ida
Landin; hall committee, C. o. Dahlouist and
Emil Pearl.
The Isabella club met in the parlors of the
Peoples church Yesterday afternoon at
o'clock Mrs. Jennie Straight was elected