St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-16
JUNIOR PIONEER BALL.
One of the Most Enjoyable Events
of the Season.

One of the Most Enjoyable Events
of the Season.
The Junior Pioneer association ball at
Turner hall last evening was an event
TO be long remembered. The assocla-
ton numbers as It's members citizens OF
the state prior to 1861, and. as matter
of course, that means many of the sub
stantial and respected men and women
Of the Northwestern metropolis. 1t
goes without saying that those who at
tended the ball are among the
best people in st. Paul, and
they were present in hundreds.
Especial pains had been taken TO
decorate the main hall, and it was a
success from an artistic point of view.
Streamers of bunting and evergreenS
suspending Japanese lanterns radiated
from the center Of the ceiling. The
walls were beautifully decorated with
palms, flags and WreathS and feStoons
of bunting, while Chinese lanterns and
large glass balls were suspended from
various points. The association banner
and flag were suspended from the
gallery on either side of the hall. The
stage and gallery were decorated with
flags and bunting. The columns were
also decorated Win Dullllllg.
At one side Of the stage was life
sized portrait of the first mayor OF st.
Paul, David Olmsted, who was mayor in
1856, and beneath it was a picture OF the
city as it appeared in that year. On the
other side of the stage was a life-slze
portrait of the present mayor, Robert A.
Smith, and beneath il a picture of the
city as it appeared in 1888. Another
picture represented st. Paul in 1858. A
fine elk head with seven prOnged
antIers was attached to the gal
lery near the entrance of the hall.
The reception hall, the dancing hall
and the gallery were packed with ladies
and gentlemen, and they enjoyed them
selves to the utmost limit The older
folks chatted pleasantly, and many OF
them Joined in the dancing with Zest
that showed they were determined to
make the most of the enjoyment. The
costumes of many ladies were very
beautiful. Seibert's orchestra played
in its most bewitching strains for
the twenty-five numbers on the
programme, commencing with a
grand march and ending with
"Dan Tucker" The intervening
dances were named in honor of Gen. II.
H. SibIey, James K. Humphrey, Ma
than Myrick, A. l.. Larpenteur, Charles
Golfer, William Pitt Murray, Alexander
Ramsey, Charles d. ElfeIt, Gen. Il. w.
Johnson, j. G. Terry. II; l.. Moss, DR.,
}. II. Murphy, S. i. Folsom, b. +.
Irvine, John Rogers, w. Ii. Tinker, j..
A. Pomroy, W. c, Morrison, Lorenzo
Hoyt and Joseph Guion, all prominent
old spioneers. An elegant luncheon
was served from IL to 1 o'clock.
Among r
chose Present
were the following ladies and gentle
men:
Mayor Smith, II. Lunkenheimer, of Su-
perior; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore and
daughter, Dr. }. h. Murphy Ben Bronson,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. n. Kellogg, Mr.. and Mrs.
John j. Ahern, Miss Ella Westover, of Dead
Lake; Mr. and Mrs. j. Amoss, MIR. and Mrs.
Charles Gross. Miss Aeerse Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Dahl, Miss Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Schiller, Mr.. and Mrs. a. Pamprim, Sheriff
and Mrs. Ed S. Bean, Mr.. and Mrs. John Zlr-
kelbach. Frank Gies. Miss Mary Gies, John
Provancher. William Bircher, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs j. j. Haas, MIR. and Mrs. Leon
ard Ludwig. Charles Eisenmenger, Mr. and
Weber, Sir. and Mrs. Louis Allen. Mr.. and
Mrs S. j. Gottschammer Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Guenther. Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Schumacher,
Miss Miller, William Koch, Miss Maud
Young, Miss Dena Koch. Miss Mamie
Flesch, II. L. Moss, Philip Schweitzer,
Miss Title Young Miss Clara Young,
Mrs Augusta Young, Lorenzo Hoyt
j. C. Hardy, DR.. Henry F. Hoyt
Mr.. and Mrs. Cummings, Matt Wyman, Miss
Mara, M. and Mrs. Morris Sell, Mr.; ana Mrs.
John Bruggeman, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bazille,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Regenthal, Mr. and Mrs
Stephen o. Geiser. Mir. and Mrs. C. A. Passa
want, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Melrose, Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Sloan. Mr.. and Mrs William j
Riley, Miss Katie Doyle, Mr.. and Mrs. P. j
Stratton, j.. C. Villaume, Miss Sophie
Villaume, Mr.. aud Mrs. Anthony Yoerg
j. P. Ryan, P. j. Eisenmenger, George j
Mitsch, Jr., Henry Gruber, Mr.. and Mrs
gersoll, Hub Z. Schumacher, MIR. and Mrs
Henry Smith, Henry Bueger, T. j. Doyle, Mr.
and Mrs. Sumner Shepard, T. r. Schurtz, Mis-
Scott, T. Griffin, John Bruggemann, Mrs
Peter Helm, Charles Friend, Jr., Jerry Strapp
! NJ NJ Wiser heE,e.n F. eeo E.; M H"gSh
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Loskill, Miss Messell, Mr.
and Mrs. John A Wilberscheid. Miss Lull
Metzger Mr. and Mrs. Morris Harley, Mis-
Susan Denzer Miss Katie Denzer, John Nc
Nance, Lille McNamee, Grace McNamee
E. schroeder, Miss Seyfried, Miss Kate Arth
Miss Aggie Arth, Mr.. and Mrs. John Jackson
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pound. Mr.. and Mrs
Matt Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Matheis
Charles W. Spiel. Miss Spiel, Mrs. G. q
TIA, Brennan and daughter, Peter Schonarth
Gussie SchOnarth, Mile Humason, Gates
johnson, Mrs. James X. Humphrey, Mr.;
Van K. Humphrey Capt. and Mrs. Jane
Starkey, NJ. O'DOwd, Miss Rice, Miss Glea
Norah Moriarity. ". H. Dressed and Miss A
Murphy, Miss NJ. Murphy, Miss S. Murphy
John Enright, Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Miller
Aid. r. S. McNamee, NJ. Shepard, A. J. Cal
braith. NJ. Muilane, W: ii. Allen, Mr.; an
Paul Weide r. j. Doyle, P. Bowlin, Robel
Eckford, William Golden, Charles Scheig j
McCabe, Edmund W. Wallace, +. G. Ingel
soil, Mr.. and Mrs E. c. Starkey,. job
Zoos, Charles Feise, j. II. Whlttake
IT, NJ. Koran, P. j. Sherin, Henry A. Flint, ,
T. Duggan. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Kelly, II. I
Dreise, A. Tuchelt, Harry Kemball Fran
Mosbruger, Nicholas Gludt, Al Hauser, He
man KIetz, Charles and r. II. Seng, A.
Oertel, James T. McNally, James E. Brad,
f. Fahey, f. Wisnom, Mathew Schweizer,
b. Newcomb. Edwin Mott, William ]. Pott
Jake Danz Christ Wagner. G. Roedle
John Karrigan, H. Payer, V. A. Gulol
DR. and Mrs E. II. Whitcomb, MIR. and Mr.
j. w LeIendecker Miss LaMOtte, e. w. Wa
lace, John Thlll, Henry Benger, r. d. Czei
owitz, Miss Title Czeikowitz, Mr.. and Mr.
John Breek, Mr.. and Mrs. William III. Allel
Mr.. and Mrs. Ignatlus Metzger Mr.. and Mr.
benjamin irvine, MI. ana MRS. IL. a. Allel
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Dewitt, Miss A. Wagene
Miss L. Wagner, Miss f. Furgeson, Miss
WAGNER, Miss Nelson. Miss C. Hauser, Mi
J.. johnson, Miss c. johnson, MissA. Schwei
zor, Mr.. and Mrs. ". j. McFetridge, Mrs.Wi
lam Roedecker, Miss Hannah Rigney, Mr.. an
Mrs George Beer, Henry Schaler, Mr.. al
Mrs. Charles Kartaka, Mr.. and Mrs. Chri
Miller. A. Schwartz, Miss Julia Griffin, Mi
X Dewitt Mrs. j. NOR, G. Flanagan, Mi
Katie Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolp
Pamperein. Mr. and Mrs. William Bi
cher. Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Harroul
NJ F. Kahn, S. II. Painter. Mr.. and Mrs. Mic
Pottgieser, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pottgiese
Mrs. g. Pottgieser Mr. and Mrs. Pet
Simons, Charles j. Scheig Mrs. Dora Schei
MT. and Mrs. C. II. Parmelee Herman Kret
John Higgins, miss Eschle, Miss Bel
Painter William schauer and lad
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Slocur
Mrs. n. Rogers, OF saltwater; Mr.. and Mr.
j. H. Schmidt, Carl Niehausen, Mr.. al
Mrs i. r. Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomi
Smith, Miss Lou Rogers, Miss Whitaker, NJ
and Mrs. John Herrigan. Miss Maggie Herr
gan, Mr.. and Mrs John Rogers Sr.. D.
Hanlon. G. W. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs P: '
Mussetter. FL. w. Bowe, j. NJ. Leigudecke
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