St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-20
Diamond Specialties.
Myers d Co., II East Third street.
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.

CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the FIRST Uui-
| versalist church gave very enjoyable and
| largely attended cotillion party in Lifts hall
| Thursday evening. AS usual with these la
| dies, the party was a success in every particu-
! lar. Among those present were: Rev. DR..
| Vail, Dr. and Mrs. Parrott Dr. and Mrs Green
| Mr.. ana Mrs G. c. Harper, Mr.. and Mrs. j. a.
Mailer, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Il. Aldrich Mr.. and
Mrs. f. c. AldrIch, Mr.. and Mrs Church, Mr.
and Mrs. Markoe Mr. and Mrs Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs. Pease, Mr.. and Mrs. Collett Mr.. and
| Mrs. Oaks, Mr.. and Mrs. Van Horn, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Williams Mr. and Mrs Tanner. Mr.. and
! Mrs. Fisher. Mr.. aud Mrs. w. Ii. Kent.
/ MeSdames GrisWold. Wallace Jones' Rich
ards, futile. Duerr. Mason. Parsons
and Messervey; Misses Field, TuItle,
Humphrey, Oliver, Fish, Anderson.
! Cleveland. Schroeder, Crossett, Robertson,
Lambert Humphrey, Dixon, Bergman, Held
| ecker. Ferguson, Jones. Farwell. Konant
and Upham; Messrs j. II. Doran. c. b .
Davidson +. L. Daggett. F. NJ. Pierce. L. S.
| Hoyt. E. S. Anderson F. ID. Willis, Z. Birch
all. Dr. Eshelby, DR.. Heller Dr. Penney,
George Beddie, Baldwin. Beitz, lie Crone.
! Crossett, Murray. Cleveland, Patterson, Bor-
ton, Meyers, Amsden and Pierce.
The members of a new French Canadian
! progressive euchre club. called lie Club
teuille d Erable, had their first meeting-a
charming soiree-Thursday night at Alfred
Dufrene's residence, corner of College ave-
nue. and st: Peter street. Those present
| were, Hon. j. 3 Olivier and Mrs. Olivier, P
A. Lavallee, pres dent OF the club. and Mrs.
| Lavallee. Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Tutvoye,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bazille, Mr.. and Mrs
| 7. B. E. RObitaille. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Levasseur, q. Lambert, Miss Lambert,
Mrs. e. Forth, Mrs. Z. Langevin, Mrs. f. Y
! Gravel. Mrs. A. Davis. j. Ii. Seymour and
| wife, of Minneapolis. and Mr.. Beauparlant.
| Valuable prizes were won as follows: Lone
hand ?. A. Lavallee; progressive for ladies'
| Mrs. D. ii. Seymour; for gentlemen, Mr.. La
vallee; foot prize for ladies, Mrs. f. Y.
| Gravel, and for gentlemen, Mr.. LeYasseur
| The next meeting of the club. the 3lst of De-
| cember, at Mr.. Levasseur's residence.
! Master Demarest a clever little pianist five
| years of age, will appear at the musical and
| literary entertainment at Paul Martins opera
house on the 26ih, under the auspices OF the
! Beethoven M9nnerchor. The programme
| follows: Overture, Tricks orchester; Bun
| deslied, LEM, hovenMaennerchor;" Fest
! rede," DR.. Hinsch: Adelaide tenor solo,
Master Reuben Demarest Give years old /;
.Fluesterndes," SLIDER duet, Melchart;
Herr A. Tuchett V. \. Jacobs, Emf
Heun Kegmann and Jarshishek; 'Gruss
on den Valid, A. Roquette Gesang-
verein AriOn; "Das Zauberlied,'' soprano
! solo, Meyerttelsmund. Frau Paul Zumbach /;
die Ehre Gottes." Beethoven. Beethoven
| Maennerchor; Die Weinprobe," Komisches
! Quartette. A. Grabbe-Doctor, Herr K. ID. La
| Fine: Wirth. Herr l.. Maenner; Buergermeis-
! ter Herr II. Koenig; Pastor, Herr q. Nau-
mann; Sirigent. 2. Zumbach.
The Pioneer Lodge No. 238 Sons of ST
| George, gives a concert and hop at odd
Fellows hall on the 22d. The concert pro-
! gTamme follows: Overture, selected, St An
thony Hill Orchestra; song, Let All Obey -
| J. W. Smith; song (by request), "Twicken-
! ham Ferry" Miss B. Ferguson song, selected.
| j. L. McCaffrey; comic song, What Bit o.
Luck, I. l.. Stapleford; duet GnstrumentaD
flute and clarinet II. Il. Constans and H. s.
Green; song. selected, Fred Chaplia: song
Il Cannot Sing the Old Songs Miss b. Fer
gusOn; song, selected, j. L. McCaffrev: song
lcomic), woman, Lovely Woman T. l..
Stapletord.
One OF the leading events of the holiday
| season to occur on the bluff will be the en-
tertainment and social 10 be given at Alcayde
hail on East Seventh street Monday evening
Dec. %, by Ramsey Council 1850, Royal Ar
! canum. The programme Will consist of solos
| and Quartettes by the recently organized
| Lotus male quartette, composed of Messrs
/ De Sale, Van York, Garland aud Tarbox: Sc
lectlons by the ST. Anthony Hill orchestra.
gramme for the evening viii conclude with
a social dance. All friends of the council
| are invited to attend.
Thursday evening. Dec. II. Court Minna-
| sofa No. 81, Independent Order of Foresters
| OF Illinois. met i'll regular session. and elected
! as officers for the ensuing term: Henry
Baugh, chief ranger; Frank Agnew, vice
| chief ranger; c. II. MeFarlane. treasurer:
II. Franklin, recording secretary; c. Ii. Funk
! financial secretary; " illiam ). Chaplin senior
! woodward; q. Scheibe, junior woodward
| and Martin Hausam, representative: Julius
| Nienhauser alternate, both elected for two
years.
A unique minstrel entertainment viii be
! given at Martins opera house Monday even
ing for the benefit of st. Michaers church.
Those participating in the colored mems
solree are: Bones, Eugene Melady, John
NJ. Kelly; lnterlocutor, Thomas Fitzpatrick ;
! tamoOS, {. y. Ludlow, Robert RingWRld;
men OF color, Messrs. Murphy Fetsch, Mark
| Fitzpatrick, Mabon, Robert Cuddy. Newell,
| W. Burke, Schmidt Davis, Mcnamara and
| Lee.
The ODolco Con Cento Cinch club were
! entertained last Friday evening n 3S9Is Selbv
| avenue. Miss Dougherty won the first ladvs
! prize, Mr. o. Hara the first gentleman's prize.
| Miss Mamie Dinon the ladys foot prize and
| Mr.. McManus the gentleman's foot prize.
The clubs next meeting will be Jan. s. when
| they will be entertained by Miss AdamSOn on
lglehart and Miller streets
The Business Mems Branch, 1892, Order of
! the Iron Hall. appointed a committee to ar
| range for grand ball i'll the near future
| Sisterhood Branch. 542, gave one of their
! popular entertainments on Monday The
| programme consisted Of musical selections
| songs, Rotations, ETC., after which lunch
was served, and finally concluded at mid
night with dancing.
! The Kangaroo club met Thursday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. s. Is. Mcconnell, of Day-
ton avenue, to play progressive euchre. The
| prize winners were Mrs. Reilly, Mrs. White
Mrs. Cross, and Messrs Philip Reilly. r. A.
| Lanpher and I. S. White.
| The X, X. X. S gave a very successful hon
/ at Westmoreland hail Wednesday evening
last. Between forty and fifty couple were in
attendance. Seibert furnished the music.
The next hop occurs Wednesday evening,
Dec. 80.
The Young Mems Society Of the West Side
will give grand comedia in Paul Martins
opera house. Sunday evening, the 9th
They are making elaborate preparations fol
it, and it will no doubt be a good entertain
ment
The Rose Leaf Social club will give hor
at Martins opera house on Jan 3, and on the
! evening of Jan. a masquerade ball will be
held in the same place under the auspices OF
I the West Side TurnYerein.
The West Side Turnverein has arranged an
elaborate programme for the winter season
Commencing Dec. 20 a variety of entertain
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