St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-15
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.


when club. a social. musical and literary
association of some of the families of the
nelghborhOod, began with q meeting re-
Gently at the residence of Mrs Lizzie Dine
hart, S94 Charles street. Last Tuesday even
ing the club met pursuant TO the following
unique invitation: Mr.. and Mrs e. W
Brown viii entertain their friends this even
ing at their home, corner of Lord Help Us
and Misery avenues" The occasion was i'm
honor of the arrival of Mrs. Browns father
Prof. j. IL. Chapman, of Bay City, Wis. There
were several fine vocal and instrumental Sc
lectlonS. social games and Rotations one of
the latter by Mrs. Brown. Ell costume. being
especially good. Refreshments were served
at IL O'Clock.
The Andantino club gave heir first ln-
formal club party at Westmorel and hall last
evening. forty couples participating Among
those present were: Messes LutZ Maggie
Winter. Pierce. Rice. May German Amelia
O'Gorman. Murphy. Lamb. Schroeder.
Lowering; Mrs. W. +. Swain. Lizzie Winter.
Brown: AdamsOn. Boures. Gersting.
Messrs. Giti, Dougher Roth, Emerson Con
ferr. Goldsmith. Hill, Turnbull. Boures.
Goniden, Murphy. Ward. Whaley. Baltznaut
Starkey. Daley, Lamb O'GOrrnan, Leslie
EaSels on. Grant, GTuber, Wilmot. Pierce, Trott,
Leonard, Swain. Lalng, Nankueren. ForSeil
The Phllomathean society met at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Frank b. Doran Tuesday even
ing and enjoyed the following programme:
Biography Of Will Carleton Rev. W. $
Vail; Carleton selections THE New Loeb
inYar." Mrs L. H. Russell; arthur Selwyn's
Note Book Frank ID. Willis: sketch or
Chopin. Miss Jessie r. Goss: piano solo
from Chopin. ''ScherZo c M Miss Tozier;
vocal solo. Answer" Miss Birdena Farweil:
ETHER duet "Auf Zur Eiebsten. Messrs Stern
berg and koegler.
The first social hop of the Evening Star
Pleasure club was gwen at Liedertafel hail
Thursday evening. Nov. Il, and proved to be
an entire success. About sixty couple were
present who danced to the delightful music
of Welde's orchestra, and all report a very
enjoyable time. The club has every raason
TO be proud of this its first effort iii the way
OF providing suitable and pleasing enter
tainmemt for the winter months. and il is to
be hoped that its success will continue un-
abated.
orchestra, celebrated their thirty-second an
niyeTsary by giving n concert and ball at
Tuner hall on Tueseay evening The &C.
casion was cpubly important. as it was the
l33d anniversary OF the birth of the great
German poet. Schiller. The hail contained
d large gathering of st. Paurs best known
German residents, VINO were highly pleased
with the entertainment.
The Company Dancing club composed
of members OF Company G. of the First regi-
ment. was organized Monday evening at the
armOry with the following officers: Presi-
dent, {. 4. Van DuZee: secretary, Sergeant
Meeker: treasurer, Lieut. Merrill: committee
OF arrangements. Sergeant y. C. Robinson
Lieut.. Winnie, Priyat " P. MCGOWAN IL
is the club intention to give ball at the
armory every month.
Al the annual meeting of the German club
Monday last ". c. Read was elected chair
man of the executive committee which is
composed of two men. c. W. Gordon and "
L. Armstrong. beside Mr.. Read A resolution
was passed reducing the membership of the
club from its present mum her fifty to forty
The first cotlilion viii be danced on the eve
OF Thanksgiving.
Last Tuesday evening the Twin City Banjo.
Mandoline and Guitar club was ROYALTY en-
tertained by Hon. Mr.. Gahen. MAYOR of south
ST. Paul. IT his residence. The club rendered
some delightful music. aud refreshments
were served. everybody being well pleased
The affair viii be repeated In the near
future.
The German Krieger society at its meeting
this week at Arion hall presented their pres
ldent, II. II. Hilman, with the handsome gold
badge of the society On Dec. ; the society
will have musical and literary entertain
ment III Gerulania hall. to be followed 10y Il
ball. The play is entitled "Wallenstein's
Lager"
The Nushkas viii have a housewermi ng
next week in the shape of a reception and
hop at the club house. The exact date Will
not be determined till the return of Can't. "
y. Armstrong, who is in New York
The Calumet Dancing club gave ano Their of
their pleasant social hops at WestmO reland
hall Monday evening. over sixty C ouples
danced TO the music of Siebert's orch estra.
The annual Minnetonka Yacht club ball
VIII be held ST Masonic Temple, MinneapO-
lis. Thanksgiving eve, Nov. y. A large num-
Der or ST. Paul young people will attend
The ever popular Amtv circle will give
their next hop at Martins West Side hall
next Tuesday evening The club will give
another hop before Christmas.
The Bunker Hill social club inaugura' ed
their season of pleasure By giving their first
social hop at Marquardts hall, on Carroll
street. Wednesday evening.
8 /,
Nassar students and society will be held at
| the house of Mrs. j. H. Drake, 40 Grove
| street, Tuesday afternoon.
The annual ball of the machine wood
workers Of this city will take place at Tucker:
| hail. corner Forest and Margaret streets
| Thanksgiving eve.
The ConcOTdia Singing society gave con-
| cert and ball at Market hall last evening. The
musical programme was interesting in the
| extreme.
Minnesota Division No Il is making elab
! crate preparations for ball. to be given al
| Knights of Pythias hail, Monday evening
/ Nov. %.
! Extensive preparations are being made fol
the St Paul division, *. of p. hop which viii
take place at Pythian hall the evening of the
! 23d.
Twin City Lodge No. 63, l. o. o. F., will
! give a musical and literary entertainment
and hop at their hall the evening of Nov. II.
The Painters and Decorators Union No. %
will hold their first musical and literary en-
tertainment on the evening of Nov IL.
About a hundred people attended the ball
| given by Eagla Division No. IL. X. p, at Mui-
| liken's hall Friday evening.
The Sons OF Hermann of West ST. Paul have
issued invitations for their annual bal
! Thanksgiving evening.
The boilermakers and iron ship builders
| have their annual ball at Market hail on the
! evening of Nov. Is.
I One of the principal events of the week