St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-05
THE SOCIAL CLUBS.

The Night Hawk Social club, which has
held regular weekly meetings during the win
ter months, wound up the existence of the
society Thursday evening at the pleasant
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Price. l23 Viola street.
Refreshments, progressive euchre. and a
good social evening was had. Mrs. Price and
Mrs Matthews were tie for the society S
handsome badge offered to the lady winning
the most games: it was finally won by Mrs
Price on the play-off. The company then
left for their homes, feeling that the society
had been decided social success.
The Irish-American club gave a reception
Wednesday evening at its rooms in the Endi
colt building, and enjoyed the occasion ex-
ceedlngly. Some of those who were there
were Senator and Mrs. o. Brien, of saltwater;
Mr.. and Mrs B. A. Cox, Mr. and Mrs
y. d. O'Brien. Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Donnelly,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. T. Kavanagh, Misses Lucille
Darrah, Julia Donnelly, Bell, Burke, Sulli-
van Towle, Keigher and Keogh, P. NJ Hen
messy and Mr.. O'Reillv
The thirteenth annual ball of the Cigar
makers Union No 9S occurred at Market
hall last Monday evening. Four hundred
couples took part in the grand march, which
was led by Maj. A. c. Feise and wife. The
souvenir programmes were very elaborate,
and consisted of twenty-five numbers Sup
per was served in the dining room at IL
o'clock
Division No. 8, A. o. H., gave another of
their delightful musical and literary enter
tainments, Monday evening The pro-
gramme included piano selections by Misses
q Malley and Cam pbell, addresses by Hon. c.
D. O'Brien and Ed J. Darragh, vocal selec-
tons by Hon. T. f. Martin. James Shea and
quartette with selections by the St. Paul
Banjo club.
The latest addition to the social clubs OF
the city is the Jumbo club 1t has forty
seven members The president is Dr. E. T.
Mantal; treasurer, NJ. B. Altman: secretary
q; A bassett The first hop will be given at
WpStmnrplQnH boI odd do
Monday evening the fourteenth annual en-
tertalnment and dance was given by Excel
slor Lodge No. 60 |. o. o. F., Mt their hall
corner Fifth and Wabasha streets. An ex-
CEMENT programme was prepared and the at
tendance was large.
The Summit Skating club gave their last So
clai hopot theseason at Marquardt's hall, cor
ner of Carroll and Louis streets Wednesday
evening. The hall had been PRETTY dec
GRATED for the occasion.
Wednesday evening at Turner hall prize
masquerade bail was given by the Twin CITY
Dancing club. All the members and a num-
per OF guests were present. Kleist's orchestra
furnished the music.
Northern Lodge No. LOG, Ancient Order of
United Workmen gave its second social
mop at Nelson's hall, Rice street, Easter
Monday evening. Supper was served at II
O'clock
The Rose Leaf Social club gave a most de-
lghtIul social dancing party i'll Central hall
on Tuesday evening. over sixty couples
danced to the music of Hilyard's orchestra.
The Ich Diem Lawn Tennis club will cele-
6rate. its second anniversary by giving a
dancing party at the residence of Miss Mid
uleton, Friday evening, April 10.
The Daytons Bluff Mannerchor Singing
society gave concert and dance at Turner
hall On Monday evening Excellent music
was rendered by the society.
Henry Odell gave pleasant danciug party
Tor MS many friends, at Garfield Post hall,
on Wednesday evening. Hilyard's orchestra
furnished the music.
Prof. Mozarra and pupils of the Mozarra
dancing academy will give social hop at
Central hail. Seventh and Cedar streets, next
Wednesday evening
The Young Irish Isish- American club will
close the season with one of its enjoyable