St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-13

those present were: Misses Nellie and
Eva Morrison, Reabe, Leppen. Slocum,
Durocher, Farrell, Bohland, Lux, Keogh,
Geisenheyner, Seng, Schumacher.
Schroeder, Eagan, Eisenmenger, Than
valid, Nettie Berreau, Schultz, Sweeney,
Emma Berreau, Nelson, Walsh, Nelson
and Schade; Messrs. Bork, Velth, Schu-
+. a. EiSenmenger, Bohland, Lohlke.
Carl Slocum, Ralph Slocum, STAINS, Pill
Heck, CZerk0Witz, ZSctau, Se1g, Mig
giey, Berreau, ErtZ, Hartman, Sporr,
Hoven, c. ESenmenger, Donnahue, A.
Heck, Schade and Geisenheyner.
A complimentary entertainment will
be given next Tuesday evening by RAM
Sey Council No. 1885, Royal Arcanum.
at the hall corner of Bates avenue and
East Third street. The regular monthly
meeting will be held at 7:30 p. m, and
the entertainment will begin at $50.
Following is the programme: Piano
solo, Miss Schumacher; bass solo, j.
Frank Wilson; reading, selected, Leon
j. Partridge; violin solo, Ed Nippolt;
soprano solo. Miss Flora Pace: address,
Grand Regent G. F. Bachus; cornet
solo, A. B. Dye; reading, selected,
Leon J. Partridge; baritone solo, Owen
Il. Morris; piano solo, Miss Schumacher.
The ''Non Nobis Solum" club held
the first of its parties Friday evening.
The st. Anthony Hill orchestra fur
nshed the music. Among those pres
ent were Misses Hasley, Doyle, Hunt,
Utley, Barbeau, Wonderley. Mckinley,
Moote, Eliithorpe, Hansdorf, Adamson,
Nash, Humphrey, Kirkland. Kiehl,
Austin, Vogel, Byrnes, A. Julien, l..
julien; Messrs. S. CaYanagh, F. Cava-
nagh, Haisley, Dali, Dunbar, Ames,
Carpenter, Bamocle. Fairbanks. Ferrey,
Bedford, Andrews, Leslie, Whaley,
Barnard, KretZ, Starr, CIR. Trowbridge,
Shoemaker, German, Argay, Dr.. Smith.
Greene, ConstanS.
The fifth anniversary OF the TURNER
was celebrated Monday evening at Tur-
ner hall, the celebration taking the form
of ball, which was attended by large
number Of the members and their
friends. The hall was prettily dec
Grated and the gallant Turner'S and
their fair ladies danced through long
programme to excellent music. The
ball was also the closing event of the
Turner fair, which was held all last
week and which was brilliant success
i'll every way.
The meeting of the Loyal Legion
Tuesday evening at the Hotel Ryan was
the largest in the history of the order.
All of the tables in the banquet hall
were filled, and after the supper the
ORDER of business was quickly finished.
A paper on "Gen. Sherman" was read
by Gen. w. r. Marshall, and quantity
of new business was transacted by the
members.
An entertainment in the peo-
pies course at Market hall, under the
Of In pnf hnl pixy
last evening, and was of unusual merit.
There were recitations by Charles Fair
child. duets by the Misses Hale and
AcotJ, and a brilliant straightforward
performance by Frederick l.. Bancroft
Gen. Wesley Merritt Garrison No. So
r. A. Il. n. u. and Gen. Ord Post No.
20, G.. A. r., gave a well-attended dane
ing party at Odd Fellows hall Thurs
day evening.
The Florentine club will give another
one of its delightful dancing parties at
Paul Martins hall, corner Colorado and
South Wabasha streets, Thursday even
ing, the nth.
The Starlight Pleasure club gave it's
first fancy masquerade ball at Twin
City hall on University avenue Thurs
day evening and it was largely at
tended.
The Unity club will meet next Satur-
day evening at its club looms, and every
two weeks thereafter, and will devote
the winter to discussing the city chart
ties.
The Retail clerks union has COM
pleted arrangements for its annual EN-
tertainment and ball to be held at Stan
dard hall next Thursday evening.
Thanksgiving evening, Nov. "a, the
O'Dolco Con-Cento club will give its
fourth social hop at Westmoreland hall.
corner Tenth and st. Peter streets.
The Y. p S. G. E. Of the Atlantic
Congreg ational church gave one OF its
pleasant soclals in the parlors of the
church Tuesday evening.
The Brotherhood of Boilermakers and
iron ShipbuilderS will give its thir-
teenth annual ball at Market hall the
evening of Nov. %.
The Queen Isabella society was pie as
antly entertained by Mrs. 2. W. Mel
son, Isl Selby avenue, "Wednesday |
afternoon.
The Ladies' Abstinence club will
be entertained by Mrs. Bartram Mon
day afternoon at her nome, COZ Ashland |
avenue.
The ST. Paul Chapter o. E. s., No. "a,
held social meeting i'll its lodge rooms !
on East Seventh street last evening.
The K. X. K. club will give its second |
social hop of the season at WeStmore- |
land hall Nov. %, THANKSGIVING eve.
Tao Maple Leaf Dancing club will |