St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-18
MINNEAPOLIS SOCIAL.
The Flambeau Clubs Ball
at the New Masonic
Temple.
Society Pronounced Decid-
edly Dull for This Season
Of the Year.
Installation Of officers at An
nual Meetings the Chief
Feature.
Personal Mention, Connubial
Events and Social Gather
ing Mention.

1HeT6 nave De6U, HOWeNeI, SulHCiOliI
social events on foot to demonstrate
that pleasure has not lost all her deyo-
tees. There have been all unusual num-
Der of weddings.
The Flour City Cyclists Social club
met Tuesday evening at the nome or
Miss Margaret Chapman to spend the
evening at progressive hearts. After
the game had been enjoyed for an hour
announcement was made that every
body discontinue playing and arrange
their chairs before the curtain between
the sitting and dining rooms. This
was done with some reluctance and as
constituent on the part of those who
were s'not in It," The audience being
seated, the curtains were drawn back
and revealed prettily arranged stage,
with Capt. VIII Robinson seated at a
table reading a newspaper. Inc audi
ence now began to tumble" and en-
tered into the spirit of the entertain
ment. Beautiful Forever" was the
name of the play presented IN
most satisfactory manner by Miss
Nellie Breeze. Mrs. Ida Hodsden. Capt:
w. F. Robinson and John w. Taylor, OF
the F. q. C. club. The part of ''Jellie,"
by Miss Breeze, was carried in a charm
ing manner, and captivated the audi
ence from the start. During the entire
presentation of the piece there was not
a moment but what was enjoyed. LII
was evident that considerable prepare
ton had been made from the fact that
everything went off without the slight
est hitch. Mr.. Robinson'S Interpretation
of Tommy" was quite commendable.
Words of praise may also be said or
Mrs. Ida Hodsden and John w. Taylor.
The club is at the present time In
very prosperous condition. Two new
members were admitted Tuesday even
ing. and several new applications are
now under advisement, and will be
acted upon at the next regular meeting
to be held at the residence OF Harry
Barrows Monday evening.
The annual installation of officers
of the James Bryant post and w. X. Y.
was held Wednesday evening at A. y.
u. w. hall on TwentyslXth street. The
following officers of the post were in
stalled by Judge j. P. Rea: Com
mander, Comrade Nero; senior vice,
William Iasker; JUNIOR vice, Comrade
Davis; adjutant, A. a. Kelly; quar-
termaster, Comrade Hicks; officer
of the day, Mr.. Reynolds; sur
geon, Mr.. Cole; officer of guard. Mr..
Gibson; guard, Mr. Robinson; chaplain,
Rev. Kelly. The officers installed in
the w. r. C. were: President, Mrs. E.
M Mcclure; senior vice. Mrs. Hicks;
Junior vice, Mrs. Alice Cole; chaplain,
Mrs. Nero; treasurer, Mrs. Mason;
secretary, Mrs. Carter; conductor, A. A.
Kelly; assistant conductor, Mrs. Nor
red; assistant guard, Mrs. Robinson.
A musical and literary programme, con-
sisting of a. cornet solo by Prof. Nc
Gill, recitatiops by the Misses Barry,
Reed and Smith, and Instrumental
numbers by Mrs. Thorpe, was highly
appreciated by all present.
The Caledonian club, after the con-
cert given Monday evening by the Lam
beth Scotch choir, of Glasgow, Scotland,
at the Lyceum theater, rendered the
members of the same an informal and
very delightful reception at Curtis hall.
Nearly 200 persons were in attendance,
mostly Scotch residents of the city, and
paid their respects to the guests. Refresh
ments were served and some other
social features were introduced.
A very pleasing reception was held
Thursday afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. |. A. Barnes, 1414 Stevens avenue,
by the ladies of Plymouth Congrega-
tional church. The attendance was
large.
An apron and necktie dance given by
Pride of Court Plymouth, Circle No. 90.
Companions of the Forest furnished
delightful entertainment to quite num-
Der of happy dancers Tuesday evening.
The Arraphoe Dancing club held a
| dancing party Friday evening at Hotel
Victoria. The dance programme was
thoroughly enjoyable. SAVER was pres
ent and furnished the mdsic.
Miss Grace Slye entertained scoop
party on Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Carl Whitelaw, COZ Fifth
avenue south. Miss Stenersen won the
deciding game of the evening.
Miss May Mclean, saleslady at the
Glass block, has been presented by her
friends and fellow employees with a
handsome diamond ring.
Wednesday evening a pleasant re-
ception was held at 1928 Pleasant av-
enue, in honor of the marriage of Clara
Earl and A. P. Jones.
w. &. Nye, grand master of the Min
nesota grand lodge, l. 0. o. F., installed
officers of lodge at Mortified, Mimi,
Thursday evening.
The Twenty seventh Street club gave
a dance last evening in the Twenty
seventh Street hall. About thirty
couples were present. SAVER furnished
| the music.
The dance given at the hall, Twenty
sixth street and Nicellet avenue, Mon
day evening by lodge of A. o. u. W..
was among the pleasantest features Of
the week.
A very pleasant dance was given
Thursday evening at Plummer Post
hO al,
All in attendance enjoyed the occasion
fully.
The masquerade ball given Tuesday
evening at Plummer Post hall by the
Key of the West Social club, proved an
attractive social feature. The attend
ance was large.
Tuesday evening the Merry -Four club
danced at Royal Arcanum hall, corner
Twentieth and Dupont avenues. The
time was delightfully."- spent by all in at
tendance.
j. H. Pottle aud wife entertained a
number of friends at progressive euchre
Tuesday evening at their home on Chi
cago avenue. The time was very pleas
antly spent by all present.
Mrs. l. 81. Edmonds. SOL West Nine
teenth street, pleasantly entertained the
| Ladies' Progressive Euchre club Tues
day afternoon.
Last Saturday evening S. A. Reed
and wife entertained very pleasantly a
number of friends with drive whist at
| their home.
A very pleasing german was given
Tuesday evening by the Jolly club at
| the residence of Mrs. McNair, Linden
| avenue.
Wednesday Mrs. H. L. WOODBURY. en-
tertained pleasantly about eighteen
lady friends at her home at Bryn
Mawr.
A pleasant social feature Thursday
evening was the dance given at Win
dom hall by the Irish-American Social
| club.
Miss Vrendenburgh is soon to give
receptions to her dancing classes at
Mikado hall.
The Antlers and the Mikado club
will dance at Mikado hall next Tues
day evening.
The Flambeau club gave ball at