St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-20
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.

The third annual bail of The South st. Pau
Fire Engine company was attended Thurs
day night by about 200 people, who enjoyed
the event greatly. 1t was held at South Park
in Bryant'S hall, which was gaily decorated
for the occasion. The ST. Paul delegation
was headed by Lieut.. John Dufour, or En-
CINE Company No. 9, and Thomas Murphy.
of Hook and Ladder NO. s. Emil Hellwlg
and Miss Lena Werner led the grand march,
and one or the principal features OF the
evening was a prize waltz for a diamond
scarf pin and handsome center table. j.
A Stoddard delivered short but interesting
address on behalf of the firemen. The affair
was under the direction OF Foreman August
Hanft and James Callan, active committees.
The usual monthly social will be given by
the st. Andrews society on Thursday even
Ing the 3ist inst. at WeStmoreland hall.
This being Leuten season 1t is not expected
that there will be so great number present
as usually attend these poI ar gatherings,
but pleasant time is sure to be enjoyed by
those who do attend. The committee of ar
rangements are: Robert Bishop, DR.. Will
lam Dinwoodie. Lawrence Hope, Adam Law
son and William Maxwell.
Lifts hall was scarcely large enough to
hold the young people who attended the hop
of the Twilight Dancing CLUB on the evening
of ST. Patrcks day. 1t was their first social
hop. and twenty numbers kept the you ng
folks busy until O'Clock in the marnfng.
The officers in charge of the affair were: p.
y,
president NJ. Flaherty, secretary; j. j. Fitz-
gerald financial secretary and treasurer.
The Queen Isabella club will meet in the
parlors of the Peoples church Wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock. The prog ramme will
be the one arranged for March O. as the biz
zard prevented the ladies from getting out
that day full attendance is desired. All
ladies are invited,
Acker Relief Corps No. will give n OBJ
servation party at Elk's hall, corner Wa
basha and Third, on Tuesday evening, March
%, 1892. A very handsome quilt will be voted
to the most popular man in sAcker post.
The entertainment is for the benefit Of the
relief fund.
The First Regiment band, formerly Sci
berts Great Western band will give prom
enade concert and hop at the Armory on the
evening of Thursday, April II. 1t Will be
military affair with a general invitation to
all friends of the band and the public at large
TO attend.
The Chamunate Dancing club gave a leap
year party atthe old Grand opera house
block Friday evening. Edith Palmer, Anna
Haudt ADnabel Armand and Ida ID. Nelth
had charge of the floor. A nice time was had
by the participants.
A children's ball was given at Standard
hall Monday evening by the members of the
Standard club to their children and friends.
There were eight numbers on the programme
Supper was served at IL O'Clock by the clubs
caterer.
Branch 1894, Order of Iron Hall, gave one
of its delightful dancing parties at Alcayde
hall on Thursday evening. Sixty couples
danced until the morning hours.
Miss Grace Bee Whitridge, Mrs. Porter and
Miss Nellie Fornie are preparing to give a
dramatic and musical entertainment after
Easter at the Baldwin seminary.
The Entire Nous Progressive Euchre club
was entertained Wednesday evening by Mrs.
Kerr at the home Of Mrs. Sargent. on 1gle-
hart street.
The Orpheus Choral club intends giving
one of its delightful concerts at the First
Baptist church in the near future.
The Lightfoot Social club gave a masque-
rade ball at Central hall, Wednesday even
ing.
The Rose Leaf Social club will give a hop
at Paul Martin hall on Easter Monday.
The High Pressure Whist club met last
Friday evening with John Townsend.