St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-18
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.

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The c club gave iits., initial hoa ut the {
ArmoTy on Monday evening The club is :
comp 'sed Of IN m 1ers OF Company c, frs; Z
regiment. ana is one OF the best oFEluiZed so 3
cial clubs in the city Ii is IT'S intenti0n to give
& series OF hops at The Arm Dry during the
fail and WiiIieg season. Undoubtedly the
committee can rest OF their laureis after such
II glorious success. The music was divine,
under III leadership of Irof. Seibert, and
after programme OF sixteen numb erS and
three extras the musicians began TO make
prepardii )ns for their departure The merry
group uttered many sigh of regret. ST. Paul
society is certainly INDEBTED to the
members of the ciuh who have spent
50 much of III cir valuable TIME To make the
opening hop pleasant one. The party WAS
n full dress affair, and many handsome toll
els were seen. The dancing lasted until
l2:3l. Those preSen; were Misses Schiiek
Myres. Drummer Minnie AID Nellie Farnham
Nadoliick, Schroeder, Bigg>. Smith. McKin-
ley. Fish, Humphrey. Du Brien. Duify Chris
tie, McCaba, Mckinney, Basbeau, niiiman
Jenkins. Smith Lamb. Rossberg. Maggie and
Manic McEyoy, Cook. Thauwild, Schiller,
Heating. llumlson. Ord. Van Week Lizzie
ana Maggie Wine? Balztunat, Sand
berg, Nagel BESSIE ana Emma
Parquet, Strand, Davis. S,honirk
Monlcrief and Mckinney of Mil
waukee; Butler and Schwctzer. If Miure-
apoiiS and Messrs Price, Rochat. Damon.
Winter. McCue. Tr3w bridge, Lott BrHtlen,
Barron. Nelson, Wiser. 3reidert, Wimot,
Scherer, Fugate. DreIbert Forsythe. Hanlon,
barnard Robinson, Borg Gillette, Beck,
Moan, Smith. Wood. Hatch, Spear, Webster.
Barnacie. Meide, Briggs, Hillman. Whelan,
Klotz, Rising, Bedd:e, Conday, Meeker,
Tn mpsou, McGowan, Fctsch, Carpenter,
! Frenette and others.
The ladies of the First Universalist church
society viii utilize the old Commercial bank
building, at the corner of Enst Fourth and
Jackson Streets next week for the purpose
of giving series of lunches, beginning
"Wednesday and continuing three days These
ladies have established a reputation for good
cooking that is elivialJe. Every orc will re-
call the noble way i'll which they acquitted
themselves at the harvest festival, aud at the
| Saturday market at Michaud'S. The menu
will Offer chicken pie. oysters. Boston beans
| and brown bread, cold meats of all kinds ali
! sorts or bread. potatoes, celery, cold slaw
! pickles. cheese, tea, coffee, pumpkin and
! apple pie and doughnuts, and all for 81 cents
! Ice cream and cake, hot waifies and maple
! syrup will also be served. The First Uni
! versalist society is doing n great work in ST.
! Paul. AID will doubtless receive q liberal
patronage at these lunches
! The initial concert of the Apollo club
! given Thursday night in the ballroom of the
Metropolitan hotel, was success musiealIy
| and socially, upon which the membership CT
| the club and the board of lady patrons are 10
! be congratulated. +. II. Wheeler is the
musical director, and much of the success of
| Thursday night is due 10 his efforts The
! ApOltOS were assisted Dy MISS Marie M Gel
| der of this city, aud Thomas Taylor Drill. of
! Minneapolis. The club is composed as fol-
! lows: First tenor, Messrs. Merrill Drake.
/ Swift and Ames; second tenor MesSrs. Will
oughby, Walpole. Keys and Van YORK; first
! bass, MessrS. Shepard, Gillpatrick Robinson
and Forbes; second bass Messrs De Lacy.
! Eberlein, Krech Garland and' Roberts Mr.
Roberts Is secretary and treasurer. Mr. Mid
dieon, accompanies and Mr.. Wheeler. direc-
| tor.
The Andantnos have recognized foI the
| coming season, and the outlook is eyensmDre
promising, If possible, than last year. Its
success last season brought in many new mp
| pllcantS for membership, and it is very
likely that the membership limit will be ex-
tended At a business meeting Thursday
night-t was decided to give its first formal
reception Friday evening. Oct. 30 at Nest
moreland hall, which will be their regalal
meeting places this season. The officers
elected TO govern the club are: President
Willis Ii. Pierce; vice president Mr. Siefiins
secretary, viii Burris; recorder, George a
Daily: treasurer, t. j. Goulden, and the ex
ecutire committee, consisting of Thoma:
Turn bull, George \. Dougher, Harry O'Gor
man and james P. Lamb. There is no (ioub
but that it will again be i'll the front row OF
the social circle.
The annual election of officers OF the
Junior Pioneer association was held in it:
hall Tuesday evening. They are as follows
President, E. c. Starkey; first vice president
! P. J. Dreis; second vice president r &; In
gersOll; secretary, Charles ". Spiel; treas
urer, Charles Friend Dr.; marshal Henry
Weber; assistant marshal, Charles Gross
color bearer, George schiller; first assistant
AColph Guerin; second assistant, Rober
Leuhrsen; board of directors, John Rogers
Jr.. John Jackson. A. j. Sehweizer, Z. A
Whitaker, William Koch. The occasion wa
one OF enjoyment and pleasure The cIul
memb ers being invited by the officers to par
take of an appetizing luncheon at the clos
of the meeting.
The Minnesota Commandery of the Loya
Legion held reunion at the Ryan Tuesla,
evening. Chief Justice Gilfllan presided
About seventy sat down to suyeea xziel