St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-23


the reception committee. At IL O'Clock
an elaborate supper was served in the
dining room. There were twenty num-
bers OH the programme, and the music
was furnished by the Central orches-
ira. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Grie!man, Mr.. and Mrs.
X. Z. McCieary, Mr. and Mrs.
George Schroeder. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
r. Shiere. Mr.. and Mrs. Wrlker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ridgeway, Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell;
Mesdames III. \. Covington. f. A
Branch, Powers. w. 5. Dunn, H. II.
Kent, Eubank. Perkins, NJ. Mueller;
Misses Nellie Boswith, Hadlick. Alice
Balfoule, Donald. Grace and Ethel
Elsall. HQimquist, Ella Webber,
Cora Chase. Nettie Babcock,
Mertz. Metcaif. Annie Metcalf. Lille
Souders. Schroeder, Tankesiey. Kent.
Laura Kent, Jarshiskek, Powers,
Queenie and Rosa Walker. MessrS. III.
W. Covington. g. E. Metcalf, George
Schroeder, S. b. Sage. Robertson, George
Powers. f. NJ. Arbuckle, Frank
Holmquist, Harry Rolhmiller. j.
Duncan, w. H. easier. j. W.
ORielly. John Jaggar. Roach,
Trapshay. A. n. Roach, S. p. Nc
Donald. Moore. Spur, Donnahue, Ro-
quet, ComStock, Humphrey, Edward
Metcalf, Haddick, Record and G. E.
easier. Dancing was kept up until the
wee sma' hours of the morning.
The Five Points Athletic club gave
very pleasant birthday party in honor
of Miss lille Geib at their club room
on Tuesday. Oct. Is. As epecal
mark of favor. the club presented her
with handsome gold pin and bangle,
also making her an honorary member.
Among the many present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Crow, Mr.. and Mrs. William Geib,
the Misses a. Mosbruger K. Mosbru-
ger, l.. Norman, X. Norman, l.. Wood
bury, Nj. Stevens, l.. Hansen, Ii. Cliff,
N. Geib, l.. Gelb. L. Lipke, S. Ascher,
Z. Gray, NJ. Gray, X. Sauter, l.. Shank,
j, Flahave, \. Babcock. A Milton. NJ
Anderson, NJ. White. l.. Schiller, X. Hi
A. Gerber. K. Lain and }. Dolan.
Messrs. E. Swartburg, E. Engle, j. Mil
ton, T. J. Ascher. G. Geib. W. Gueib,
A. Ascher, Prof. f. Milton, w. AL
brecht, III. Albrecht. c. j. Ermantraut,
p. La Foyntaine, p. Monture, n. Pepi-
mean, E. q. Ristine. Guy Murrel, r..
Clark, T. Sauter. SerJ o. Leppla. e.
Leppla, f. TubesSing. q. Tubessing, l..
Sickle, Z. Williams, E. Lipke, W Say
DRY. DR.. FitZsimmons, IL. Ghemle. F.
Fox, 3. Gerber, Ii. Fortmeier, NJ. Dire
ger, NJ. Mozart and z. jackson.
The ST. Andrews society has decided
to open its season of entertainments by
giving Halloween social Friday even
ing, the 2Sth inst. The committee has
been unusually fortunate in its selection
of artists, and an excellent musical pro-
gramme is anticipated. The ladies of
hlA raf FRI lco
to make their part of the programme
one of the most important features of
the evening, and, together with an able
rendition of the music for the dance
programme by Prof. KleiSt's orchestra.
including national airs, arrangements
are complete for most enjoyable even
ing. WestmOreland hall has been Sc
cured for the occasion.
The Schubert club held its regular
fortnightly meeting Tuesday afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. c. Z. Furness,
on South Exchange street. The points
of Mr.. Baldwin's historical paper on
musical development, read two weeks
ago, were discussed. and delightful
and profitable afternoon was spent by
members of the club. The snext meet
being advanced in order not TO conflict
with the Century club meetings.
Myrtle Temple No. 2, Pythan Sisters.
will give social Monday evening atthe
hall. 90 East Fifth street. The grand
march will be led by F. E. Wheaton,
grand chancellor of the Knights of
Pythias. and Mrs. Flora Netherbee,
grand chief of Pythian Sisters, will be
present. knights from every lodge in
this city will be present, and success is
assured.
The Sisters of Peace Benevolent So
ciety gave delightful ball at the West
mOreland Sunday evening, Oct. Is. The
Palace Furniture company, of st. Paul.
presented the society with handsome
rocking chair. The chair was ratified off
and the proceeds donated to the poor of
the city. Mrs Shapiro won the chair.
The Calumet Dancing club will begin
its series of dances at Central hall. Sew
enth and Cedar streets, Wednesday
evening, Oct. %. A large attendance is
ular club have been anXiously awaiting
the beginning of its fifth season.
The Summit Skating club has COM
pleted its arrangements for Its first
social hop of the season. the event to oc-
cur at MaIQuardts hall, corner Carroll
and Louis streets, on the evening of
Oct. 81. Hilyard's orchestra will furnish
the music.
The members of Constellation Chap
ter 0. E. S. were pleasantly entertained
at the home of Mrs. l.. S. Weller, 50
Summit avenue, last Wednesday even
ing. Refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cumby. of 3O7 Olmsted
street, entertained the Lower Town
Cinch club Thursday evening. The
club will meet with Mr.. and Mrs. Bouse,
553 Westminster street. Nov. 4.
The flag which was donated to the
manual training school by the boys of
that institution was houorably raised by
Frank Davis, Betram Eddy and John
Muer on Columbus day.
The first. of the series of concerts
given by Selma Waschneck at Paul
Martins hall will occur this afternoon
at o'clock. She will be assisted by
Oscar Llneau, tenor.
st. Paul Camp No. I, Sons of Vet
Grams, U. s. A, will give an entertain
ment and bail at WeStmoreland hall.
Tenth and st. Peter streets. next
Wednesday evening.
The Swedish society "Vega" will
give a public ball Nov. 4, at Market
| hall. The members of the society have
| made great preparations and splendid
time is anticipated.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
UniverSalist church held we'll attended
| meeting at the home of Mrs. c. A. Par
! rott, 2S9 Chatsworth street, on WedneS-
| day afternoon.
The Capital City InYincibles will give
series of hops at the Twin City hall,
on Rice street, during the coming
winter. The first will occur Tuesday,
! Oct. %.
The retail clerks union has made ar
engagements for its annual ball, which is
to take place Thursday, Nov. II. at
Standard hall, Seventh and jackson
streets.
| The K. K. KS have completed the ar
rangementS for their series of dances,
| the first of which takes place Wednes-
day evenidg, Nov. 2. at WeStmoreland
| hall.
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