St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19

own music, cuisine and other essentials
snugly aboard. About fifty Nushkas will
comprise the party, and they Will be absent
about five days. 1t is Il noble little plan,
thoroughly characteristic OF the NuShkas.
Saturday afternoon, April y, from to g.
at Westmoreland hall, there will be recep-
ton given to the pupils and friends OF Mai
COINS dancing academy. Friday. April %
the dancing classes will close the dancing
season by a full dress reception. Dancing
will begin at S:30 and at ii a ribbon german
will be danced. Ribbon germans are always
pretty, but at this one some unusually attract
i've figures are to be danced
The second dress party of the Adel club
was given at Van Ellemeets hall Wednesday
evening. Those present were the Misses
Ward. Keefer. Eustace, Buckman, Blackwell,
Rice, Sharp, Scott, Morris, Caward, HumDh-
rey, Chairman, Smell and Aldrich, and
Messrs. Clearman. Wilson. Fugate, Bunker,
Smell, Sheldon, Straight, Allen, Keefer, Hunt.
Ward, Winans, Hallam, Farrar, Aldrich,
Rehm and Bennett.
After conclusion of business at the meet
ing OF the Sons of St George next Monday
evening the members will entertain their
friends 9t progressive euchre. cordial in
vitatiOn is extended to ali friends of this so
ciety. AT the euchre party given oil the last
meeting night Miss Claus and Mr.. Kerris won
the head prizes, and Miss Florence Metcaif
and +. j. Wilcox the foot prizes.
The Andantino club gave a delightful
social dancing party at the Colonnade Friday
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well arranged programme. A number OF
young people from Minneapolis were pres
ent.
The Vega Swedish society celebrated the
tenth anniversary of It's existence last night
by u grand musical and literary entertain
musical programme was followed by lunch.
The second masquerade ball. under the
auspices of Garfield Post No. s, G. a. r., will
be given at the new G. A. r. hall, $50 East
Str Odn c6oxr nit1r mil
A very jolly affair is anticipated.
The Town and Country club is preparing
ali entertainment for the coming week. The
club will keep open house through the com
! ing season. and the club house viii be the
] most popular resort heTeabouts.
! ST. Paul Lodge No. 81 d. OF r., gave a
musical and literary entertainment at the a.
( y. L. w. hall, corner Seventh and Minnesota
streets, Wednesday evening,
The Philomathean Society of the Uni
verSalist Church will give its last social
| dancing party of the season at Lifts hall,
} Friday evening. April 24
The Summit Skating club will give its
| last social hop of the season at Marquardt' s
| hall, corner Carroll and Louis streets, next
| Wednesday evening.
The Northern Light Social club has fss ued
! invitations for its next hop which is to oc-
eur at Martins West Side opera house, on the
| evening of April 2S.
Battery IA, First regiment, will give its
/
ing. The hall will be gaily decorated for the
! occasion.
The. Hibernian Rifles have made great
| preparations for the hop to be given at their
hail, 325 Wabasha street. Friday evening.
April "A.
There will be grand carnival masquerade
at Market hall, Wednesday evening, under
| the auspices of the Carnival Masquerade club
The Twilight Dancing club will give its
next social hop at Westmoreland hall We'd
nesday evening, April %.
mpany II, First regiment N G. s. NJ,
will give social hop at the armory Wednes
day evening, April %
Miss Maggie Murnane, of 3O1 West Third
street. entertained the Goethe club Thursday
evening.
The Allegro club is preparing for dance,
to be given April -, at Westmoreland hall
A number of people from lower town gave
dancing party at Garfield hall last evening
The meeting of St. Lukes Literary and So
cial club took place Wednesday evening.
The Concordia Singing society gave con.
cert and hop at Market hall last evening.
Company C will give a series of hops a
White Bear lake this summer.