St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-30
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.


An interested and appreciative audience
gathered Thursday evening at the residence
OF Mrs. D z. Adams, on Crocus hill. 10 hear
the varied programme which had been ar
ranged for the second of the entertainments
! for The benefit OF the Woman's Christian
| home. The Hamline duartette began the
! evening with charming rendition of a Ia
vorlte air. Mrs. j. A. Stemen the popular
/ elocutionist, gave several Rotations both
grave and gay, and won the hearty applause
! or hearers. Among her selections were THE
| Pilots Story. Election of 'T6'' and Judy
o Shea sees Hamlet" Miss Kellogg. the
! pianist OF the occasion, played in finished
J manner Beethoven's "Scherzo'' III b fiat and
! LISTS Consolation" Miss Turner, who
J mas a very fine soprano sang the ballad
! one Spring Morning" and was rewarded
/ with all enthusiastic recall. The third and
| last CT the series of entertainments will be
given Thursday evening, Nov. 10, at Mrs
| Stickneys.
The Calumet Dancing CLUB opened its fifth
season with hop at Central hall Wednesday
evening. the 20tn. Among those present were
Misses HOFFMAN,, Fleckensten. Eisenmenger
Zschau Annie Luhrseu, Ida Luhrsen, Lucks
I Eva Morrison, Nellie Morrison, Egan,
RR uF' Nette Berreau,- Emma Berreau,
henoe, Heck, Seng, Nelson, Boland
Mrs Will Zschau, Hobbins, Finax;
Messrs Larsen, Kast, Zimmerman. Seng,
Phil Heck, John Slocum, Karl Slocum, Ralph
Slocum, Berreau, Boland, Ernest Essen
IL.
Scnrantz: Book, Rosenquist, viii Zschau,
Charles Zschau, Adam Heck, Hartman, Boor,
Casenow. Ge1senheyner. Schroeder
st Paul Camp No. 1, Sons of Veterans.
gave very Delightful dancing party at West
moreland hall Wednesday evening 1t was
thelr trst event of the season. so their
friends turned out III large numbers Among
those present were: Col end Mrs e. IT,
Aidha m Lieut. and Mrs. 7. 5. F: Hayes, Mr.:
ana MRS. Lightbourne, Gen. Hnckley, of
Massachusetts: Misses N ilham. Winnie Mil
nam. Belle Cakes, LighIbourne, Angel, Knee
Cook, Withie, Bailey, Cummings Fogg and
ne hent; MessrS; +: A. Bowker. Harding, Por-
Ter, femme, McGuigan, Scheffenberg Mann
mart, Mllham, Chapple, Messenger, Natfie
Jaeger and Spicer
The regular monthly dance of the indie
pendent -Four c.ub was given Thursday even
ing at kit $ hallan nearly a score of vouno
people tripped the light fantastic With the
ST. Anthony Hill orchestra and capital
moor, .hese dances are thoroughly eujoyed
Dy The members of the CLUB and their friends
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the First Uni
versalist church will meet with Mrs w. $.
Vail. III College avenue, Wednesday, Nov. >
at o'clock promptly. Al! the ladies are cor
daily invited to be present
Company II, First regiment. N G. S. NJ.
VIII give lis third annual social hon at Ar
mory hall on Sixth street next Wednesday
evening. The First regiment band will fur.
nish the music.
The first dance of the-series OF the K, XXX.
club will be held Wednesday evening Nov.
=. at Westmorelaud hall. A large attendance
IS assured
The Rose Leaf Dancing club gave one of its
popular social hops at Grand Block hall last
Tuesday evening. Fifty couples danced
until the wee sma' > hours of the morning
The young men of the Arlington Hills
Presbyterian church gave Il well-attended
bachelors supper and entertainment i'll their
chapel, GIL jerks street. last evening"
The next sociable given by the ladies of s..
Luke's parish will be held at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w Faber 73i SeIbv avenue
on next Thursday evening, Nov g.
The Ladies Aid Society-nf the Atlantic
Congregational oh urch held a very enjoyable
meeting Thursday afternoon at The residence
OF IL. b. FarWell on Bates avenue.
A grand social ball viii be given Tuesday
evening by West side Lodge No 1916. |. . o.
f.. in Marti's hall The music viii be fur
nished by the Central orchestra.
The retail clerks union has made arrange
ments for its annual ball. which is to take
place Thursday, Nov. II, at Standard hall,
eleventh and Jackson streets.
The Swedish society Vega will give ball
at Market hall Nov. I. The mem bers of the
society have made great preparations. aud Il
splendid time Is anticipated.
The Ladies Guild of st. Peters Episcopal
Church held very pleasant meeting at the
residence OF Mrs. c. ID. Smith, on Fourth
street. Tuesday afternoon.
The West side Troubadours gave a basket
party at Martins hall. Oh South Wabasha
street, Thursday evening.
The Florentine club win give another one
of its delightful social hops at the West side
opera house on Nov. 10.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the First
Presbyterian church gave an oyster supper.
followed by musicale. i'll the parors of the
church last evening.
Mrs. Cumbey of 3l7 Oimstead street enter
tanned the Two to Five Euchre club Wednes-
day afternoon.
The Maple Leaf Dancing club will give its
next dance Thursday evening, Nov Id, at
Liedertatel hall, corner State and Congress
streets.
Mrs. Maj Burke, of Fourth street. very de-
lightfully entertained the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Bates Avenue Church THURSDAY after
noon.
a regular meeting of Constellation Chapter
o. Z. s.. will be held next Wednesday even
ing. a large attendance is particularly de-
sired.
The Columbian Historical Reading circle
will hold its second meeting at the Wood
lawn Park Baptist church Monday even
ing.
The first anniversary of the Beethoven
Maennerchor was celebrated by concert
and bail at Paul Martins opera house last
night.
The Algonauins have issued invitations for
their second social dancing party to occur at
Lifts hall next Friday evening, The 9Th.
A grand ball will be given by the Young
Mems Republican club Saturday evening
Nov. :. at their hall, 81 Jackson street.
1.-The Non Nobis Soium club will give its
opening hop of the season at Central hall
Friday evening, Nov. Ii. at $3.50 .. m.
The Summit Skating club gave its first