St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07
Bargain Sale
Gloves and Hosiery.
FRANK w. PINSKA.
AMONG THE CLUBS.

The eleventh anniversary of Company
I'd" First regiment, M. n. g., was very
pleasantly celebrated last Thursday evening
at the armory. Over two hundred couple
responded to the invitations issued and
danced 10 the music of Seiberts orchestra.
The armory had been very tastefully decor
ated for the occasion with potted plants and
The national colors. Two pieces of artillery
had been very artistically draped with the
company colors won in competitive drills.
Among those present were Capt. and Mrs.
Bean, Lieut.. and Mrs. Metz, Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed
Borst Mr.. and Mrs. +. Haupt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Defield. Mr.. and Mrs. Eschelman,
Misses Fletcher, Dagle, Mitchell, Brunson.
Lynch, Fiannery, Maggie, McEvoy, Bessie
unz, Anderson, Becker, Cook, Eschley,
Heff'erman, Schroeder, Haag. Murphy. Harti-
gan; Messrs. X. Ii. Kidd C. f. Cavanaugh,
L. f: Moss, c. W. Johnson, Oben Cakes, IL.
Wiser. Trowbridge. }. German, George Hill
Jr, John Robinson, Neuenswander, j.
Francis, c. Dindorf, II. Guthunz Jr.. A.
Schroeder, Charles Neuman, McCue. Dougher,
0Goman, Rogers, Houghton and Porter.
One of the most enjoyable events of the
season was the masquerade given by the st.
Paul Lodge. No. Z, l. o. o. F.. at their hall,
corner of Fifth and Wabasha streets. last
Wednesday evening. Among the merry
maskers were: Mr. and Mrs. w. r. johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ballard. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Bruce, Mr.. and Mrs. ". Williams Mr. and
Mrs. McClary, Mr. and Mrs j. a. Hayes, Mrs.
George Powers, Mrs, NJ E. Agnew, Mrs.
Chink, MIR. and Mrs. F. Eubank, Mr.. and Mrs;
Mrs. Howell, Mr.. and Mrs. Geiser-
mann. Mr.. and Mrs. Harnsh.
Misses Jennie HolmqUest, Addie Rutherford.
b. Bolton, G. Johnson. Georgia and Annie
Metcalf, f. Rutherford, Ollie Smith. Joe
Brock, Lille Rose aud Fannie Ii. Powers.
George Winford, Brlsley W. Horsnell, Leisk,
P. Smith, A. Robertson, George Powers. Holm
quest. Booker, Smith, Schaltz. Netcalf F.
A l. M 10 Doy-rl w
Livingston. n. FriZell and may Others.
Turner hall was crowded Thursday night
with an interested and enthusiastic audi
ence, lie Moulin JOLT was the operetta
given with spirit and precision that would
do credit TO professional troupe. The
chorus girls were as pretty group of young
women as one often sees, and sung their
tuneful French songs very we'll Indeed.
Quite handsome sum was realized for st.
Louis school.
Trial by Jury at the West side opera
house drew large and appreciative audi
ence Thursday evening. The young singers
seemed IS have caught the humor of Gilberts
words and the swing of Sulliyan's music re-
markedly we'll. The difficult chorus, "A
Nice Dilemma" with its intricate tempo,
was especially we'll rendered
The Inenout club met Friday evening at
the home of Miss Laura Lewis, on Thirteenth
street. Among those who were present were
Miss Seibert or Crookston; Misses New
comb Sandell, Swanson, Netuberg, Lytzen
ana Lewis. and Messrs. Hooper, Rosenquist,
Jensen, Peterson, Sandell, Schottech and
John and William Lewis 81.
The members of the French Canadian So
cial club called the "Feuille d Erable," will
be entertained at its next meeting by Mr.
and Mrs. j II. Seymour, OF Minneapolis.
The Nushka club will celebrate the birth
day Of George Washington, its founder, as
usual. with Pythian games and many novel
and wonderful features
Ramsey ,,ouncil ROYAL Arcanum pava q
well attended progressive euchre party to It's
members and their friends at its club.
rooms Tuesday evening. 31e
One of the pleasant social events Of the
future is the military ball of Company c.
First regiment, which Will be given at the
armory on the Goth.
1t has been decided to have a banquet for
one OF the features of the Twin City grocefs
meeting at the Guaranty Loan building, Min
neapoliS Feb. ~. - 2. 81
The Order of Sons of st. George, Pioneer
Lodge No. 23S will give their third dance of
the season at Odd Fellows hall on the even
ing of Feb .3 b. ~ g.
Washington Lodge No. "a. knights of
Pythias viii give social hop on Monday
evening next at K. p. hall, SO East Fifth :
street. vi - H.
Pioneer Lodge No. 23s, Sons of St. George.
viii give their third dance of the season Tat
Odd Fellows hall OIL the evening Of Feb. %.
= Misses Kieffer will entertain the O'Dolce
SOHSCnto CldU IiOdy az Ou1 1SlCidE6 stItcb.
All members are requested to be present.
The Entire Nous Progressive Euchre club
was entertained by Mrs. Smith. of Iglebart
street. Wednesday evening.
Garfield Post Ne. g. g. A. R., gave select
masquerade ball at its hall on East Seventh
street Wednesday evening.
The Capitol City Social club will give its
first social dancing party at Westmoreland
hail. Wednesday evening. =
Preparations are in progress for the grand
ball to be given by Company q, First regi--
ment Monday, Feb. 90.
The Andantino club Will give its next
dancing party at Westmoreland hall the
evening OF the 18th.
The Evening Star Social club will give
grand masquerade call at Liedertafel hall
Thursday evening.
A leap year ball will be given Feb. 90
under the auspices OF the Terrace council,
Royal Arcanum.
The Calumet Dancing club will give
masquerade ball on the 18th of February at
Lifts hall.
The Fur Sewers union will give a benefit
ball at Garfield hall, $50 East Seventh street.
Feb 20.
The Northern Lights Social club will give
ball at Garfield hall this evening.
The Allegro club will soon give a dancing
party at Westmoreland hail.