St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-08
SOCIETIES AND CLUBS.

The entertainment given bv fhe younE
ladies' OF The Dakota club TO their friends last
wednesday evening was great success both
socially and financially This clnb IS a sew
ing circle organized last August for the pur-
pose Of clothing the poor Ii has been pro-
crossing rapidly and dong much good IN
der the following staff Of officers: Pres
loent. Rev Joseph Busch: vice pres
Gent Abbie Duncan; secretary. Mary
fitzgerald: treasurer. Nav Garfield
The programme opened with an address by
t1iher CosgrOve. who dWelt on the different
features OF the society. Little Bessie FitZ-
gerald. upon receiving an encore after recit-
Ing Entertaining Nv Big Sister : Bean, y
was too rmid TO respond alone, and took her
little brother Eddie 10 help her out IN duet
which they sang most charmingly together
Mass Sadie Murphy held the audience en-
taDced during her solo. and Miss DaTern
maintained her former reputation as a
SINGER Jennie Larkin III The Green Noun
tam Justice" showed ability as an eIocuuOn-
lsL Charles Roberts received hearty ap-
pIause Tor his performances on the banj
and was about 10 respond when The string Of
his banjo, unluekily. broke. In some fine
limitations Of The snare drum saw NH. loco
motive, etc. Mr.. Davern showed no mean
skill on the harmonica. The programme was
completed by few selections from Messrs.
Cary d Kelly, followed by an address by
Father Busch, in which he highly cOmpE-
mented the club.
Al the annual meeting Of the Bunker Hill
Icb0ggan club the following officers were
elected: Charles HOnck. president Frank
Marlin, vice president; Charles SOnnen sec
Rotary; John Lux treasurer: executive con-
mIttee- John Bach. Frank Schempp alc
Niiliam Gerber: John Lux. captain. Ed
Gluckmelr. first lieutenant; Nicholas Her
gers. second lieutenenL The club viii give
dance On the 18th inst al Marquardts hall,
Oh Carroll street.
The Calumet Dancing club, which had so
successful hop on Oct 10, VIII give their
next social hop Monday evening Al Wesl-
moreland hall. There viii be music by Sci
berts orchestra and an attractive list of
dances full series Of parties for the com
Ing winter has been arranged
The annual meeting of the German club is
held at o'clock on Thursday il the Office of
L ". Peet Il son The election Of officers
takes place. and a plan OF action for she sea
son VIII be formulated The first german Is
announced for Thanksgiving eve.
st PAIL Council No 655. Royal Arcsnum.
VII hold meeting al their hall corner Wa
basha and Third streets, next Monday even
ing, with musical and literary features.
The Twilight Dancing club gives lis next
hop on the 18th nj WesImorelRnd halls The
affair is expected 10 surpass all former eff
forts Of the club. 10y
West Side Lodge No. I96. 1 O. o. F. wild
give ball at Marti's hall. corner Fairfield
avenue and South Nabasha streets, Thursday
evening, Nov III.
Mr. ana Mrs. Howard Ref were pleasantly
surprised by the Buriine ton Heights Glee
club, Monday evening All spent a most en-
joyable evening
Minnesota Division No. 13 is making elab-
crate preparations Tor a bali 10 be given AT
Knights OF Pythias hall Monday evening".
Nov D
Twin City Lodge No. 63. L O. O. r. will
give a musical and literary entertainment
and hop at their hall on the evening OF
Nov. L.
The sixth an nuai charity bah Of the He