St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-06
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.

! A delightful afternoon entertainment was
given to her Nassar college friends WedneS-
day last by Miss Louise b. Lindeke, OF 295
Summit avenue. the efficient secretary of the
branch WORK i'll Minnesota connected with
Nassar college. This organization was formed
three years ago and its membership has in
creased annually by the addition of Vassar
girls reSidentin Minnesota who have finished
their college course. After necessary bust
ness matters were discussed, fresh news from
Vassar was received through Miss Alice Rob-
bins, present for The first time at one of these
gatherings. Miss Lindeke followed with in-
tereSting information concerning work a the
Chicago university. Unlike so many orgaui-
cations of this kind this Minnesota branch of
the Yassar Students Aid society has i'll view
the assistance Of deserving women 10 higher
education
Company II, First regiment y. G. 5. NJ,
gave their third annual social hop at the
armory Wednesday evening, and it was at
tended by over Il hundred couple. Sixteen
numbers were danced to the music of the
First Regiment band. Following were the
committees: Arrangements, Lieut.. +. G.
Monfort. Sergeant h. q. Erickson, Sergeant
p. Peterson. Sergeant A. Halton, Private Ra-
velle: reception, Capt George Roedler, Lieut..
j. c. Hardy, Sergeant w b. Magin Ser
geant ?. Mattson. Private C. B. Kel; floor,
Capt. George Roedler Lieut. j. C. Hardy,
Sergeant A. Halton, Corporal Leppia, Pri-
Vate Ravelle.
The Nushka club house on Western ave.
nue. is in the hands of workmen, and it will
be thoroughly renovated preparatory TO its
opening early next month. The Nushka
opening IS anXlOusly awaited. for that event
means the Inauguration of the real season
1t is prophesied that the bowling classes
which were so popular with the ladies' last
season. Will not again number so many play
ers. as the physical eXertion which the sport
entails is rather too severe.
The younger people in st. Paul society
mas "a NIL INF hid
guests OF the Algonquins at Lifts hall, the
occasion being The second of their series of
assemblies. Nearly fifty couples were pres
ent. The music was excellent, and nothing
was lacking to complete the enjoyment of
the evening Several extra dances were
given, an extra waltz with Love Dream
land by the orchestra perhaps being the
best.
The class for the study of history and art
under the leadership of Mrs. Henry c. Bur
bank, will begin its seventh year on Monday
Nov. :, at the high school hall. with Ven
Ice as its subject. All who are interested in
that branch OF study are very cordially in
vited to become members. The only qualif-
cation required for admission to the class
being sincere love of art and an ardent de-
sire TO learn.
Gen. Wesley Merritt Garrison No. S. r. A.
and N T., and Gen. Ord Post No. 90, G. A.
r., will give hop for the benefit of a Grip
pied comrade at l. o. o. f. hall. corner of
Fifth and Wabasha streets, Thursday even
ing, Nov. TO- and would be pleased to have
members of all uniform organizations attend
III uniform. a pleasant time is assured
A bali was given Thursday evening by the
Modern Woodmen of the World in West
moreland hall. There was a large attend
ance, and the dancing lasted until late
hour, the music being furnished by STEMS
orchestra.
The newly organized Starlight Pleasure
club will give its first ball Nov. TO- in the
Twin CITY hall corner of University and
Rioe street. 1t will be fancy masquerade,
only for members and their friends.
The Florentine club will give another one
of its delightful dancing parties at Paul
Martins hall, corner Colorado and South
Wabasha streets. Thursday evening, the nth.
The young ladies of st. Peters Episcopal
CHURCH gave a well attended HalIoW cen
partyIn honor OF the choir boys in the par
lors of the church, Monday evening
The seventh annual charity ball of the
Hebrew Ladies Benevolent society will be
held Thursday evening, Nov. TO- Standard
hall, Eighth and Jackson streets
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Meth
odist church was pleasantly entertained by
MIS-. W s. Vail, of ia College avenue
Wednesday afternoon.
The ladies of st. Luke's parish gave a de-
lightful sociable Thursday evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Faber. 731
Selby avenue.
The Non aolum club will give its opening
hop of the season at Central hall FRIDAY
evening, Nov II, at $50 p. M.
Thanksgiving evening, Nov "a, the o'Dolco
Cen to club will give its second social hop at
We slmoreland hall.
The Nushka club finds itself in good run
ming order and will hold its annual meeting
Monday evening
The Dayton's Bluff Cinch club will meet
with Miss Barber, of Maria avenue next
Tuesday evening.
st. Andrews society will give its annual
banquet at the Windsor hotel the early part
of this month.
West Side Lodge No. LOG, 1. 0. O. F., gave
very enjoyable hop Tuesday evening at
Waite S hall.
ST. Paul camp, Sons of America. will give
an entertainment and bail at Westmoreland
hail Dec. 8.
The sixteenth annual ball of the cigarmak-
ers' union was given at Market hall Monday
evening.
The Alcade Euchre club gave very enjoy
able dancing party at AlcsSle hall, Tuesday
evening.
The Walters Local Union No. 25, of St.