St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-24
AMONG THE CLUBS.

The basket party given by the Evening
Star Pleasure club at Liedertafel hall on
Thursday evening proved to be one of the
most enjoyable events OF the season. The
spacious hall was comfortably filed by
company of invited guests who amused
themselves at cards and such other games as
their fancy suggested. A very entertaining
programme had been provided consisting of
selections by the Twin City Banjo and Man
dolln club. piano duet by Miss Chrvst and
Miss Kerker. vocal selections by Miss Ro-
deck and Mrs. Dietz, & piano solo by Miss
Chryst and duet for violin and piano by
Miss Taylor and Miss Chryst all of which
were received with the greatest enthusiasm.
recitation by Mrs. Frederic Barnay proved
very interesting feature and was heartily
encored. After the baskets had been sold at
auction the company sat down to supper
coffee having first been passed around The
entertainment closed with an impromptu
hop. The club gives its nexthop on Thurs
day. Jan. IS.
The Philomatheans were delightfully."- en-
terta1ned Friday evening by Miss Annie L.
Cary at her home on Arundel street. the
first portion of the evening being devoted to
progressive euchre and the last part to a
discussion Oh art. The prizes were exquisite
souvenirs in hand painting, dOubly interest
ing in that they were the work of the fair
hostess herself. Miss Carv's gallery contains
many charming stuuies in oil. Refreshments
were se-ved at II. completing most success
ful evening. About TWENTY-FIVE members
were in attendance.
The members of st. Andrews society will
meet in their rooms. II East Seventh street,
at o clock Monday evening to common ora be
the one hundred ana thirty third anniversary
OF the birthday OF Robert Burns. All ad-
mirers of the poet will be welcomed by the
members of the society. A literary pro-
gramme of much interest is arranged and
songs, music and dancing wsll complete the
evenings entertainment. Refreshments will
be provided
Iavl0in0 n t1h
of its delightful hops last Wednesday at
Lifts hall. Since 1t was leap year affair.
the ladies' took the management in their
hands, and succeeded i'll making it one of
the most enjoyable entertainments in the
history of the club. About fifty couples were
present. The Calumet gives an APRON and
rosette party Oh the Sd Of February, and
masquerade on the 18th.
Central Park chapter of the Epworth
Young Peoples league. surprised Miss Edith
Miller of 7S4 Cedar street. Tuesday evening
last. jolly good time was spent in social
games, music, songs. etc. Misses BaIlinger
Kate Lynch, HURT Wood, Luley, Miss Ander-
son and Messrs. Grant, sheppard Capp
Luley, Rev. Doran, Upper. Forbes and 9th
ers were present.
The ''Inenout'' Pleasure club had its regu-
lar in" pvrty at the residence OF Miss New
comb Friday evening. The members present
were Messrs. j. Lewis Rosenquist, SandelI
Hogan Jensen Hooper. William Lewis and
Peterson and Misses Nettiberg, Swanson
Lytzen. Sautell. Griffen, Lewis and New
comb. A very enjoyable time was spent, as
is usually the case with the Inenouts.
The Acorn club will hold its annual weekly
meeting at CIT Wabasha street. The literary
exercises will consist of selections from the
poetry and prose of Longfellow and a sketch
of his life up to and including his first trip
TO Europe. The exercises in physical and
vocal culture are becoming leading and
most attractive feature under the practical
and efficient direction of the president
The members of Company E, First regf-
ment. NJ. n. G.. will give minstrel enter
ta1nment at the Metropolitan opera house
Thursday evening, Jan. 2s. bright pro-
gramme has been arranged and with the aid
of the Lotus male quartette and under the