St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-27
IN General.

part in the programme: Mr.. and Mrs.
Morrow, Mr.. and Mrs. Farley, Mr.. and
] Mrs. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Bouquet,
Mr.. and Mrs. DimOnd, Prof. De GarmO,
| Prof. Bodka, Col. Arnold and Maj. Cal
lagher, of Chicago; Misses Carrie john
son, Helen Gooch Humphrey, Clara
Humphrey, McQuIllan, Sullivan, Hook
ing, Nora and Mamie Powers, McCaf-
! frey. Cannon, Quinlan, Zeta and Pauline
Brown, Julian and Sarah Barbeau, Min
ME Mathews, Rainbow, Mamie and En-
ma Dimon, Cassie and Susie Leonard,
Mamie and Libbie McCrumist, Jennie
Cotton, May Donahue, Duffy, Young.
Wallace, Barron, Adamson, Smith,
| don, Goudeck. Beirgan, Diener, Jordan,
Hogan, Dubard, Jackson, Moore, Col
Inns, Nellie and Leo Ryan. Beresford,
! O'Hara, Flynn: Messrs. Grathwol, L.
A. Smith, Frank Smith, McCabe,
Mccartney. Jones, MCGOWAN. Dinon,
Shove, Keogh, Gavin, Hardal, Kron.
West, Stapleman, Zoos, McArmost,
Mahan, McDermott, Dufrene, Mulrane,
George, Beddie. Berrisford, Chase,
Brown, foreman, Barnard, Lorans,
Macarthur. Loakey. Fade, Murphy,
| Gordsey, Miller, Perkins, Deter, Eagle
son. Fitzgerald, Daley, Case, Cardozo,
Keitfer, Nielsen, O'Donnell, Wiltgen,
Eagen, Hickey, DR.. hurry, Bedford,
Stobbart, Collins, Seaman, Jameson,
| Seipel, German, Hon. Eddie Murphy.
The Nushka club proposes to have a
| number or social receptions and parties
| this season, and to that end have ap-
! pointed two committees, one of the
ladies and one OF the men of the club.
These committees are made up of Mrs.
u EiInnar Mrs OrIWav Misc SnalI-
ing, Miss Newport, Miss Sturgis; Mr..
| Boyle, Mr.. Sturgis, Mr.. Newport,
Mr. Reed and j. G. WALL The
formal opening of the club house will
take place Monday evening with re-
ception, and The ladies' committee will
be assisted by Mrs. Morton, Mrs. Jag
gard, Miss Finch, Miss Lamborn and
Miss Noyes. 1t will be donation party,
and the members of the club will bear
in mind that they will lie allowed the
privilege of contributing, articles of
bric-a-brac. china, ETC., for the use ot
the club.
The Marlowe Dancing club gave their
first social hop Friday evening at Al
cayde hall. 1t was very pleasant at
fair. Among those who participated in
the enioymentS of the evening were
Misses Nellie and Emma Starkey, Agnes
DELANEY, Annie Sheehy, Nellie O'Leary,
Nora Clinton, Lizzie Buckley, Annie
HartIgan, Mamie McCabe, H. SWartZ,
Ceie and Mary Mcclure, Mamie Tan
ner; Rose Miller. Tracy Miller, Still
water; Fisher, l.. Dilley, Julia Bailey,
Leahy, Minnie Stanley; Messrs. B. Nc
Cabe. J. Carey, b. Farley, L. Kennedy,
j. McDonough, N. Miller, j. Tenner, p.
Mcdonald, DIR. Day, E. Clark, NJ. Keogh,
Il. j. McDermOtt. r. Bott, j. Bailey, j.
McCabe, w Grossman, j. Donnelly, j.
WEIGH, o. rrarl. S. Mcleod, E.. Starkey.
The Schubert club met at Mrs. f. B..
Clark's beautiful home last Wednesday
evening. The rooms were crowded with
members of the club. Mrs. barr, pres
ident OF tue club, spoke of the progress
the club was making in her usual happy
way, and Prof. Zoch entertained them
with his exquisite playing. Mrs. Clark
congratulated them on their success,
and urged that each member make, a
special effort to do everything in their
power 10 make their organization a
credit TO Minnesota. Mrs. Clark is so
we'll known as an idealist i'll music that
her name is a guarantee of the excel
lence Of any material she may accept as
worthy of entering the worlds fair
competition.
The Beau Mond Social club that was
organized OH the 4th of November
elected the following gentlemen as Of
ticeTs: President. Joseph Ii. Bourguen
alt; vice president, Joseph Cook; treas
urer, julius w. Heinae; sc cretary, E.
A. Barker. The members of the club
are:
Ed Dreher, Arthur Strauer Frank Balman,
Ms Il. Banner, A. &. Gulerman. Charles
Karmany, Miss Cora Wormer, Miss Dell
WbsICott, V. Fairbault, Engine Fales, Miss
Minnie Fairhault. Alonzo Brennan. Miss Mat
tie Fares. Miss Annie O'Rourk. Miss Mamie
o Rourk, Miss Jennie SouthworIh. +. Rob-
cris, f. ". Thomas, Miss Matte Calls
FRANCES Lawson, Ed A. Parker Gus Mackitt
QUO Bollinger George Farson, e. Manager,
4. ". ShoIGer.
The Comus Cinch club gave dance
Wednesday night at Lifts hall. The
ComuS brothers are j. ii. Murphy. +.
G.. Robinson. George G.. Robinson, w.
f. Stevenson, c. Il. Corning. A. B:
White, G. w. Braden, H. A. Titco NIB,
F. n. WhitcOmb, r. f. Green, w. B.
Graham, w. r. Craig, G.. H. McClellen,
4. G. Jones and Ii. E Bicknell, and
each brother did his part in making
this party success.
The ball at Armory hall Thursday
evening was as brilliant as gold lace,
blue uniforms and beautifully dressed
women could make it. There is some
thing so fetching about a uniform that
it's not possible to fail in making the
Battery A balls success. That one was
particularly brilliant.
The Philomatheans and their friends
will dance Wednesday evening, Nov.
80. at Lifts hall. Grand opera house
building. Those who have enjoyed the
parties given by this society will need
no invitation, The st. Anthony Hill
orchestra will make music for tine occa-
sion.
Lodge No. 2, 1. 0. o. F., gave it's an
nual reception Wednesday evening.
These receptions are always pleasant,
and the brethren-Odd Fellows though
they claim to be-kDow how to enter
tain. A supper and dancing filled the
evening.
The faculty of Curtiss business col
| lege gave a very pleasant reception
Wednesday night, at which many of its
old pupils met to renew half-forgotten
| friendships and wish the college bound
I less success for the future.
! The Ladies' Art Club of st. Paul will
! hold its annual sale and exhibition Of
decorated china, water colors, etc., at
| 80 w est fOuFlu SGreel, CORNER OF. G6Cor
street, from Saturday, Dec. 3, to Satur-
day, Dec. 10.
The Sons of Veterans, u. S. A.. will
give their second social party for 1892 at
| Westmoreland hall, corner Tenth and
! st. Peter streets. Friday evening, Dec.
2. Dancing VIII begin at s O'Clock.
The Beau Monde club gave its first
monthly hop at its club room, 21S West
| Seventh street, last Wednesday even
ing. These dances will be given monthly
all through the season.
Lodge Meinick No. l, c. S. P. S., gave
ball Wednesday evening at thee S.
2. S. hail. at which its members had