St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-25
COMING EVENTS.

The CALIFORNIAN club tomorrow evening
hold its seventh annual banquet and ball at
the Guaranty Loan building. The event will
also mark the one hundred and thirty second
anniversary of the birth of Robert Burns, and
promises in many ways to far surpass any Of
the clubs social affairs. The banquet is to
be served in the dining hall on the top floor
and the same will be quite elaborate. Covers
will be laid for 300 persons. After the banquet
the company will repair TO the ball room
on the fifth floor where a short literary
and musical programme viii be listened to-,
Rev. j. 5. Black is to give an address,. his
subject being THE Immortal Memory of
Burns'' Rev, D. j. Burrell and Hector Bax-
ter are also to speak. The latter has lately
returned from making an extended tour
OF Scotland Vocal music for the occasion
is TO be furnished by quartette made up of
ISIS SUSIE Mckay, Julia May, George w.
Ferguson and Ray Finel. Preceding the
banquet there will be a reception from 7:33
p. m. TO $40. The following compose the
committee: William Donaldson. William
White. D. Kennedy, II. G. Carlisle, A.
NJ. Clerihew, Byron Sutherland, j. A.
Mcdonald, Hector Baxter Robert Blais-
Hon. j. B. Gilfllan. The club is at present
in excellent condition, and is doing much
constantly in a social way. Last Wednesday
evening the history of Scotland was taken
up in the form of discussion. and is to be
continued for some time. This feature is
proving All interesting one to all who have
taken it up The quarters of the club are
very attractive and no meeting is wanting in
interest. The present officers arr: j. B.
FoTgan, chief; George Summers, first chief
tain; william Guthrie. second chieftain; j.
NJ. Boyd DR., secretary; j. X. Mackenzie,
financial secretary; w. G.. Allan, treasurer;
DR.. j. G. Cockburn, physician; Rev. DR.. j. S.
Black, chaplain.
Next Tuesday evening Fred W. Ames and
wife will entertain the Crazy club at their
residence, 3106 Park place. The feature of
the evening is to be masquerade progress
sve eucher. The members will be dressed
IN costume, the play to be conducted in pan
tomime.
Tomorrow evening Rev. Father Harrison,
of st. Paul, is to deliver lecture under the
auspices of the Catholic Truth society at the
Church of the Immaculate Conception, his
topic being Revolution and Delegated Au-
thority." The public is cordially invited.
Miss Nellie Cate OF this city, who is soon
prise by her friends, Monday evening, who
left with her handsome momento of their
friendship: a gold pen with pearl handle.
The Windsor house walters held their
fourth annual ball at Plummer Post hall
Monday night. The attendance was large,
music good and all who participated in the
event enjoyed themselves immensely.
Wednesday evening the Fifth Universalist
society was recognized and the following
trustees elected: w. II. Morgan, DR.. P. Hall,
j. Getchell, M. A. Barker, Mrs. r. L. Pratt
Mr.. Chapman and A. Richardson
The Young Ladies' Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Franklin Avenue Methodist
church gave an orange social Wednesday
evening. The attendance was large and the
occasion fully enjoyed by all,
The employees of Segelbaum Bros are to
give a grand benefit ball at the Guaranty
Loan building the evening of Feb. g. The
event promises to eclipse ali former 0cca-
SionS of the sort
Arrangements are about completed for the
annual reunion and bean banquet of Levi
Butler post, G. A. R., which is to be held
next Wednesday evening at the post hall.
The $500" division, Sons of Temperance.
hasorganized a dramatic company, and will
give an entertainment soon for the purpose
of raising their Indebtedness.
The members of the Fifth Universalst
church will give a literary and musical en-
tertalnment Wednesday evening at the North
Side Royal Arcanum hall.
The Mercury society," composed of the
junior class of the North Side high shool,
will give dance Friday evening at Royal
Arcanum hall.
The Como W. C. T. q. is to meet next
Tuesday afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
John Elwell, 800 Fourteenth avenue south
east.
William Downs post G. A. R., has about
completed arrangements for an entertain
sThe Y P. s. G E. of Bethany Congrega-
tional church has in preparation trades
carnival to be given early in February.
The Junior Dancing club will give dance
Feb. at the G. A. r. hall for the benefit of
one of their members j. F. Kelly.
The evening of Feb. 10 Scandal Lodge No.
6, K OF P, is to give its third annual masque
carnival and ball at Normanna hall.
Next wednesday at 3 p. NJ, the Hobart W.
G.. II. Z. will meet with Mrs. B. f. Nelson,
1922 Fourth street southeast
The third of the series of dances to be
given by the Waverly hotel management
will occur Monday evening.
The Engineers club, of this city, will be
entertained the evening of Feb. 3, by the st
Paul club, at Hotel Ryan.
The Merry Four will hold their next dance
Feb b. III the Royal Arcanum hall on
Twentieth avenue north.
An informal dancing party is to be held
Wednesday evening next at the gymnasium
in Normanna hall,
A social mop will be held at the Guaranty
Loan building Wednesday evening next.
The East Side Masons will hold dance
| Tuesday evening at their hall.