St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-17
AMONG THE CLUBS

The French Canadian Social club. called
Feuille dErable, was delightfully."- enter
tanned at Z. Y Gravers home, on Eleventh
street Thursday night. by Mrs T. X. Gravel,
Mrs. Davis and Misses s. and M. Gravel
Those present were Miss J. Lambert, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed BaZille, NJ. aud Mrs. j. B. E. Robi-
taille. Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Labelle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Dufrene Mr.. and Mrs. T. Levas-
sour NJ and Mrs. P. a. Lavallee. Mrs. j H.
Seymour, of Minneapolis. and G. c. Lam
bert. AS usuai. it was a progressive euehre
party. and the elegant and useful prizes Of
tered to competition were won by the fol-
lowing lucky players: Lone hand for ladies,
Mrs. Seymour; for gentlemen. P. ~ Lavallee;
progressive. for ladies. Mrs. Alfred Dufrepe:
for gentlemen, Ed Bazlle; foot prize for
ladies, Miss j. Lambert, and for gentlemen,
q. G. Lambert. The next meeting of the club
Will take place Al P. A. Lavallee'S home 40
lglehart street. Thursday. Jan. rs.
st. Paul Council CSC, Royal Arcanum, gave
delightful entertainment Monday last when
the officers for the ensuing year v ere in
stated Inc musical programme consisted
OF selections by Mrs, Fred Snyder. Mile. Far
inc, Miss Adelaide Kellogg, the Lotus quar-
tette and Leon J. Partridge. all of which WAS
most heartily appreciated. Nearly 800 mem
bers aud friends were present. Refresh
ments were served by the Delicatesseu and
kleists orchestra furnished excellent music
for the dancing. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Mayo, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Il.
Devitt, Mr. and Mrs. ". P Snow, Mr.. and
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. 5. Tarbox, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Fl. Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs c.. Swartz Mr.
and Mrs. W. + Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs D. L.
Wilson; W. j. Footner, Prof. J. A Hartigan,
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Cakes. Mr., and Mrs L. P.
De Sale and others.
evening at Westmoreland hall The dancers
were Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. Murphy. Mr.. and
Mrs W +. Swain, Misses Gersting. King,
Wheley, Winter, Cooper, Lautz.. Eusuce,
AlT Law fTW,t-
Reardon. AdamsoB, Schroeder. Boures'
O'Gormal. Dougher. Murphy. Brown. Cullen:
Messrs. James Leslie, II. W. Leonard. G.
= emerson 47 o, NJ Laing, E. a. Goldsmith. E.
+. Whaley, W. Fl. Bowes. W. s. Git. W.
D. Pierce, ). Van Kewrer, W. W. McCauley,
E. c. Starkey. Edward Baltzunat, o. Steffens
Z. j. Winter j. NJ Ward. Charles Mccarthy.
Thomas Darragh. George T. Daley, a L.
Roth, John d. Gruber.
The Exploring club met at the home of
Miss Matte Fales this week, the subject dis
cussed being the poet Holmes and his works
The following programme was rendered:
introductory remarks, by May Forester; His
Life by Matte FGles: The Last Leaf. =
Katie Tuchelt; 1.-The Unstrung Harp'n
Charles karmaur; piano solo by Matte Fales;
Amt Tabitha," Amy Manton; The Col
lege Regatta" Andrew Linderd: ''Old Iron
SIDES by Mr.. Faes; duet by Amy and Edith
Msnton; closing address. by Lee Taft Sup
per was served by the young ladies' of the
club.
The last hop OF the series of the K. Z. KS
occurred at Westmoreland hall last Wednes-
day evening. The attendance was the largest
OF any occasion of the club this season, and
the participants spent most enjoyable even
ing. leap year party. under the auspices
OF the ladies OF the club, will be given some
time in February.
Miss O.Connor, of Iglehart street. enter
tanned the newly organized progressive
euehre club on Thursday evening. The
ciuo next meeting will be with Miss Main
zer after a fortnight,
The Mishawaukas, chaperoned bv Mr. and
Mrs. Seymour Van CleYe, entertain about