St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-25
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CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.

Am;ty circle gave large dancing
party last Tuesday evening, which
proved TO be the most important social
affair in its history. and evidenced, in
the very general response to the invita-
tons, the growing favor of this pleasant
social club. Among those who attend
ed the hop were the following: Mr..
and Mrs. William Weide. Mr.. and Mrs.
decker, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.. Merritt, Mr..
and Mrs. E. i. Heimbach, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geissel, Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ID. Henderson. Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Hedrick, Mrs. j. Bruggeman, Mrs.
II. p. Jones, Mrs. ID. J. Gala
han, Mrs. Bronson, of Lindstrom;
Mrs. G. l.. Rochat. Misses Mamie
2 O'Mara, Ella Smith, Bosnetz, Allie,
Clyde Thompson. Daisy Willard, Ries-
ner, McElliot, Omayh, McArdeli, Lucy
Fish. Lille Enright. Maggie O'Connol.
Lama Barbeau, Mamie Roberts, Mcneil
lis, Lydia Schotf, Clara Martin. Kitty
Dunbar, Annie Berlandi, Carroll, Emma
Gilbert, Eta Buckley, OF Milwaukee;
Ida Wettenger, Bosnetz and Ella May.
Messrs. n. E. Dunbar, L. Tierney, j.
+. Bron, j. j. Brennan, George Biddy,
Z. Balzunad. E. B. Dellinger. Ii. Shields,
Carpenter. S. Beck, w. A. Bedford, J.
K. King, A. j. Fetsch, Thomas Carroll.
f. Bowker, George Howard, Dan Han
lin, j. G. Shea, j. E. McCabe, II. l..
Cleveland, G. A. Francis, A. Mullen,
Charles Houlton. of Duluth; A, TralIc,
n. Seibert. j. McKellip, f. II. Hais-
ley, S. J. Cavanagh, F. c. Cavanagh, H.
Kimball, j. f. German. w. r. Burk, f.
Berlandi. Paul Martin. &. l.. Beck, F.
Pilliug, E. G. Burk. William Doran, f.
A. Haasdorf, j. T. Curry, l.. II. Barton,
T. KImball. T. Z. Hough, j. E. Ryan, o.
Thieband, Y. j. Hawkins.
Evening Star Lodge No. Is, /. O.O.F.,
gave another Of their delightful dancing
parties at their hall, corner Fifth and
Nabasha streets, last Tuesday evening.
Over seventy-five couple danced until
the 'wee SINAI" hours of the morning.
Refreshments were served, and a royal
good time was had by all. Among the
merry makers were Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Eubank, Mr..
and Mrs. K. E. McCleary. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. William, Mr. and Mrs. Ii. Kent,
Mrs. E. Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Max
well, Mrs. George Powers. Mrs. A. J.
Rutherford, Mr.. and Mrs. Howell. Mrs.
Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. HohnQuest. Misses
+. Powers, J. Htnkens. Humphrey /.
Eubank, Otto A. Rutherford. Graham
e. rutherford, Annie and George Met
caft, J. HohnQuest, E. Kent. E. and H.
Isaacs, of Minneapolis, Otto II. Carter.
MeSsrS. DR.. Penney, A. Bolton, w. R.
Johnson, G. Powers, A. Swanson, G.
Weber, T. Hohnquest, Metcaf. J.
Dresser, Dr.. Sandburg, }. Herman
Grant and many others.
The st. Andrews society entertain
ment, which takes place at Westmore-
land hall Corner Tenth and st. Peter
next Thursday evening, promises
musical treat Of unusual excellence.
The services of Miss Florence Forbes,
1.-THE queen of Scottish song" have been
secured for the occusion. Miss Forbes
possesses soprano voice of great purity
and power and has gained worldwide
reputation, having been identified with
some of the leading musical organiza-
tons of this country and Europe. The
st. Andrews society is deserving of
high Communications for bringing such
an accomplished artist to our city. Miss
Forbes will be supported by the cream
of st. Paul talent. Dancing will take
place as usual.
The Town and Country club is really
growing somewhat mature, for it Is ap-
preaching its annual meeting. which
will be held at the club room next Fri
day. Officers and executive committee
will be elected at that time. and, after
the business has been well done, there
Will be social time, with dancing. sing
ing aud something good to eat. A num-
Der of city men now drive out to the
club house for lunch and find il de-
lightful MONDAY trip. For that matter,
the road TO the Town and Country is
especially pleasant, now that the air is
cool and invigOrating and nature is
showing what she can do with brilliant
effects IN color.
The Philomathean society enjoyed a
MendelSsohn evening with Mrs. G. r.
Smead, of Ramsey street, Friday night.
Rev. Mr. Vail briefly outlined the career
of Mendelssohn, abiding to the varied
character of his compositions, after
which the following parties rendered
selections from. his works: Miss Ade-
laide Kellogg, w. y. Van York, Mrs.
Louis Mich and Miss Martha Schroer,
Miss Jessie Goss, Edward Bates. Little
Margaret Mich favored the society with
a composition of her own called the
''LieDau Waltz"
The first regular monthly sociable of
st. Andrews society will be held in
Westmoreland hall, corner Tenth and
ST. Peter streets, Thursday evening.
The musical and literary programme
will be contributed by talented artists.
Refreshments will be served and the
Highland SchottiSche and Scotch reels
will hold the boards till the strains of
the bagpipeS grow faint in the Wee Sma'
hours of the morning.
The social hop given by the Ancient
Order OF Hiberniaus last evening in
market hall called forth very general
response to the Invitations sent ont, and
a large company assembled for one of
the pleasantest occasions in the history
or the order. Among CHE guests were
several distinguished people. including
the state officers of the order.
Next Friday evening a preliminary
meeting for the organization of ladies'
lodge of the SeXennial league will be
held at Twin City hall, corner Rice and
University. A number of addresses
beers of the order. The lodge will be in
stituted the following Monday evening,
Nov. 2.
Evening Star Lodge No. Is, Daughters
of Rebecca, gave delightful hop and
social for its members and their friends
at Odd Fellows hall, Fifth and Waba-
sha streets, Tuesday evening. The en-
tertainments given by this order are
always we'll arranged, and have proved
exceedingly popular.
Upward of sixty members attended
rehearsal of the OrpheuS Choral club
Thursday evening, and several new
names were added to the list. This
society is growing in numbers and pop
ularity every day, and should secure Il
permanent foothold OH Dayton's bluff.
The Vergissmelnnicht Dichter-Kranz-
chen of the Webster school has elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: Stuart Fuller, president; Marie