St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-03
CONCERNING CLUBS.

Thursday evening" May Il, ST. Paul Division
No. 9, [, r.. Knights of Pythias, will give
their seventh anniversary ball at the armory
on Sixth street The knights of Pythias have
reputation for cordiality and good spirit
that always makes their entertainment Ell
JOyable atfaiTs.and this one gives great prom
Use of eclipsing all former efforts. Delega-
tons from Minneapolis Duluth saltwater
and Mankato have already signifed their in
tentlon TO be present. The Patriarchs Mill
tant have been rendered complimentary tick
cts and Will probably attend in full uniform.
An excellent orchestra has been engaged and
the supper VIII be under the auspices of one
OF the charitable institutions of The city
which will no doubt be literally patronized
bp the Sir Knights and their guests.
The Twilight Dancing CLUB gave very de-
Hghttul social hop at Westmoreland hall,
Wednesday evening. The grand march be-
gan promptly at o'block. after which twenty
numbers were danced to the time of Seibert's
orchestra. MeSsrs w. Barry, j. A. Welsh E.
d: LOTUS, r. l.. Knowton, j. A Bone and
W. NJ. Luchinger comprised the reception
committee. Among the guests were Misses
Maggie and Mamie McEvoy, Kelly, Nellie
Kelly, Doyle, Lynch, Bone, May, Waters,
Day. Dee, Ingram, Murphy Hurley, Fletcher,
Herman, Common and Scanlon. Messrs.
Barry, De Camp, Murphy, Fisher, Kennedy,
Johns, Spriggs, Moonan, Wilkinson, Casaw,
Van Dyke, Knowlton. Gillespie, Haggerty.
McAneney. Southworth, Welsh, Fitzgerald
and O'Hara.
The x. K X. club held its last dancing
party at WeStmoreland hall Tuesday even
ing. More than fifty couples danced until
late III the night. Among the guests were
the Misses Hauser, Annie. Katie and Laura
Wagner, Haupt, Hartigan, Wet, Mckinley.
SehWeizer' Nelson, Ferguson, Nettie and
Stella Simmons, Alderman, Roleau, LIE
Mae. Ristan, Hers, Cook, johnson,
Cora johnson. Dryer. Lizze Dwyer.
Hauser. Clara Hauser. Voss and Stout,
and Messrs. r. and A. Hauser, Barnacle,
al IL
Fetch, Downee, Smith, Beesley, Fisher East
man, Cook, DAM, Hanson, SieDert, Schweizer,
Price, Bunker and Davis. An elaborate sup
pei was served at midnight
The Ich Diem Tennis club gave delight
full dancing party Friday evening. Tbe
CTossman Watkins, Walthers, Cogsweu,
Jones, Hasenwinkle, Messer, Axtel Middle
ton, Theobald, Scheffer, Kreiger; Messrs
Middleton. Mathews, Theobald, Hauser, Pee
bles o Reilley Jones' Cogswell Amos, Ha-
senwinkle, Kelley, Glesen, Stees, Bunker
Hooper, Baker. Knautt. Hunt and Schiffman:
Mesdames Schiffman, KreigeT. Burke and A.
+. Schitfman lent dignity to the occasion.
A very pleasant and interesting programme
was rendered at the rooms of the Alcayde
club FRIDAY evening for the entertainment
of its friends at the last hop of the season.
one of the numbers being a May dance by
the club members, the arrangement and eX-
ecution of which showed that much time
The hail and parlors were very tastefully dec
GRATED with palms and floral designs under
the superintendent of the ladies, the effect
of which was worthy their efforts.
The last euchre party. of the season was
given last meeting by st. Georges society,
Miss G. hubbard winning ladS's prize, and
B. E. Medcalf the gentleman's. Miss Med
calf and NJ. A. Mayfeld secured the foot
prizes. The season. amusements concluded
with the dance given on st. Georges eve,
which was success i'll every way and thor
oughly enjoyed by all present.
The Acorn club will complete the perusal
of O'Rell's John Bull and His island
Tuesday evening at 9S Park place, and intro
the readings of Daniel Webster, finished last
week The club began its fourth year last
January, and is in fair way 10 make excel
lent progress through the summer in social
interests.
Twin CITY Lodge No. 179, 1. o. o. F.. at its
meeting last Thursday evening elected John
Herman, past grand, as representative of
Twin City lodge in the Grand Lodge of Min
pesOta, to be held at Winona on the first
Tuesday in June, 1891. j. R. Karney was
recommended by the lodge as district deputy.
Capitol Division No. IA, Uniform Rank
Knights of Pythias, gave very enjoyable
dancing party at Martins West Side opera
house Thursday evening. The grand march
began promptly at 9 O'Clock, after which
twenty numbers were danced to the tune of
Kleist's orchestra.
The Evening Star Dancing club gave the
last social hop of a series of six of the season
Tuesday evening. April 70, at its hall Dauc-
ing and refreshments. Hilyard's orchestra
furnished music for the occasion, and twenty
numbers were danced.
The Rose Leaf Social club give its fare
well hop Wednesday evening, Nav b. at
Grand hail. on Wabasha street. The ladies
of the club have made all possible arrange
ments TO assure all friends who attend a
pleasant evening.
The Amity Circle will give their grand May
ball in Martins hall, corner of South Waba-
sha and Colorado streets, on the evening of
May II. which will be their final one for this
season. and will eclipse all others in point OF
attractiveness.
The Northern Lights gave their last ball at
Martins West Side opera house Tuesday
evening Kleist's orchestra furnished the
music for the dancing programme. An
elegant repast was served in the dining room
at II clock.
The Mistetoe Dancing club gave a hop at
Ayde's hall, Murray hill, Tuesday evening