St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-07
IN THE SOCIAL WHIRL.

The members of the K. K. K. club
gave very enjoyable dancing party at
Westmoreland hall Wednesday even
ing. The decorations were very pretty,
having evidently been done by compe-
tent hahds. The attendance was very
large, and the costumes worn in many
cases were elegant in the extreme. The
music was by Seibert's orchestra, which
is enough said as to its excellence.
Among those present were:
Mrs. j. DAM Dr., Mrs. A. E. Dewitt, Mrs.
CzeikoWitz, Misses Kate WAGNER, Teene
Ferguson, l.. Wallace, Annie Wagner, Clara
Hauser, Mary Kenny. Laura Wagner, Cora
johnson, Josie Winterhalter, Louise
Seipert, Lottie johnson, Aggie Schwei-
ger, r. Nelson. L. johnson, A. Mel
son. West, Chantler, Jewel Czeikowitz,
Birdie Risto, TiIlie CZeikowItz G. Burkhart,
A. Burkhart Messrs. Leonhard, r. B. Fran
KEEL, j. Danz Jr., Al Hauser, ". Nelson, Paul
Bork, A. e. Dewitt, A. j. Schwarz, NJ. e..
Rogers, W. McCauley, L. B. SCHNEIDER, NJ. St.
JEAN Billy SCHNEIDER, D. c. Wakeman. Ed
st. Jacques, E. Yillaume, G. d. Northrop. A.
j. Romens, R. W. Cornell, A. j. Schweizer
Miss Regina Nelson, of 235 Spruce
street, was surprised at her home last
evening by a number of young friends
who took possession and held 1T until
late in the night. The young lady was
never the recipient OF more welcome
surprise in her life, and remarks that
twice week is none too often for sur
prise parties at her home. Those pres
ent were:
Miss Kate WAGNER, Clara Hauser, Cora
johnson, Annie Wagner, Birdie Riste. Laura
Wagner, Mile Hauser, Lottie johnson, NJ
Gavelle, E. Gavelle, R. Nelson, A. Nelson.
NJ. V1llaume and Grace Nelson. Messrs Al
Hauser M. st. Jean, Jake DAM. Ed St
jacques, r. Hauser, IL. E. Seibert. Math
Sehweizer Aaron Hauser, Fl. Nelson, E.
Villaume, P WAGNER, W. Nelson, Billy
SCHNEIDER and A. j.. Sehweizer
The Young Ladies' Guild of Christ
Church will give an entertainment this
evening at 7:3O o'clock at the guild
house. Miss Banning will read Bret
Harte's poem, ''Her Letter." illustrated
by pantomime tabIeauX. with piano ac-
compartment by Mr.. Blake. Those
taking part in the tableaux are Mes
danes William Maxfield, +. P. Wright,
Misses Hall. Gilfillan and Lewis. and
Messrs. Banning, Bristol. Delfegre,
Farnham, Handy, Lane, Rice, Wrigh
and Humphreys. The tableaux are
under the management of Mrs. John l.,
Snapp. Miss Murphy will preside over
the refreshment table. assisted by the
young ladies of the society.
Miss Ella Richards gave musicale at
her home on Selby avenue last WedneS-
day evening, and a very artistic enter
tainment it was. Among the musical
people of the city present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Won Goetzen, Mr. and Mrs
Colville, MIR. and Mrs j. F. Merrill, Mr. and
Mrs George James, Mr. and Mas. e. T. Ash.
Rev. and Mrs w. s. Vail; Mesdames De
Wolf, Curtis, Allen, Van YORK and Ferriss;
Messrs. T. q. Cowles, Max Dick, Baldwin,
Titcomb, A. d. s. Johnston, Price, Van YORK,
Doogan Ricketts, OlcOtt. Parmelee, Harry
Titcomb. Morgan and Brand
The prize drill and ball at armory
hall, corner Sixth and Exchange streets,
Tuesday evening, promises to be the
event of the season of the uniform
branch of the order of Odd Fellows, at
which display OF the handsomeSt so
ciety uniforms will be witnessed. The
following cantons will compete for the
seven medals presented by Maj, Henry
Smith: Canton Mason No. IL. of Fort
Smelling; Canton Mime sofa No. l, Can
No. Is. all of Minneapolis; Canton Col
fax No. 9, of Mankato, and Canton
Apollo No. 8. Of st. Paul. Drill COM
| mences promptly at s o'clock and dane
ing promptly at 10. Invitations have
been mailed to Gov. Merriam and staff
and members of the state senate who are
| members of the order. All of the Uni
form Rank, Knights of Pythias, of st.
Paul, also the brigadier general and
staff are expected to be present. The
details of management are in the hands
of Capt. M. E. Kost. of Canton Apollo
| No. 3.
The second concert and hop of the
Twin City Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar
club, given at Standard hall last night,
was thoroughly enjoyable and well at
| tended. The programme was long and
varied, and those who participated in
it were the St. Anthony Hill orchestra,
the Ladies' Schubert Quartette of Min.
neapolis, Charles Shibley. J. Ramp,
Charles Pottgieser, the Haydn Male
| quartette, Miss Clara Williams, the Du.
luth Banjo club, Billy Wells, q. II,
Walpole, Harry Holland and the Brose