St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-28
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.

One one the pretty entertainments of The
past week was the butterfly social given by
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Morse. of Carroll street.
! for the benefit of Garfield Women's Relief
| Corps, G. A. II. The company was small,
| ccngenal one The double parlors were
handsomely decorated with butterflies, flags
and flowers. There was music and reclta-
tons by Miss popplebaum, Misses Mable and
Edna Mitchell, Miss Belle Morse Miss May
Young, Misses Maggie and Tessa Nolan and
Miss Henna Gregory Master Willie Dereal,
aged three years. was wonderful in his reoi-
! tation, When George Washington Was
Young" and in his song, Rally Round
! the Flag Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Brigham. Mr. and Mrs.
John Gregory, MIR. and Mrs. H. J. Dersel.
Mrs Loskiel and son, Mrs. Young, Mrs. r. G.
Brown. Mrs. S. c. Dunn. Norman and Julia
Mitchell, MIR. Simcock. G. E. Budd. Owing
to the inclemency of the weather there was
not as good attendance as such q worthy &C.
casion merited.
The handsome party given by the Allegro
club on Monday evening at Lifts hall was
full up to the standard of excellence long
since established by this popular club. About
seventy members were in attendance and six
teen numbers were danced. At midnight an
elaborate spread was served, after which
mlrth ana music continued until the ''sma'
hours" The music was furnished by the ST.
Anthony Hill orchestra Among those pres
ent were: Mesdames Corcoran, Pease, Baker,
Pettingil and Van Duzee; Misses Morton.
IL.
Babcock. Brown. Purcell Eustace. Farnum,
knauft, Horn, NadollecK, Putnam, Zenzius,
Breidert, Cline, Matt, Shaw, and Messrs.
Pease, Kruger. Partridge. Mott, Fugate, Fink.
Ramaley. Baker, Drebert Putnam, Baker,
Zenzius Breidert. Cathy, Eye, Pease, Ham
MEL Cuddy and DR.. Corcoran.
st. Paul Council No. 2, Order of Chosen
Friends entertained at progressive euchre
Thursday evening, Feb. %, at Hotel Astoria
Among
f. Ferris, Mr.. and Mrs. George Loreutz, Mr..
and Mrs. Turner Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Baush-
err Mrs. IL: l.. De Lony, Mrs. Frank Carr,
Madames Maggie Churchill, A. Abusdaho. E
Cauchois, Juieus Woifsberg, G.. Flandria. F.
Clusterman, j. Wolf. Ladies' lone progress
sive prize. Miss Churchill: gents lone pro-
gresslve prize. M: Cauchois; ladies' lone
hand, Mrs. George Lorentz; gents lone hand.
G. Flandria: ladies' BOBBY prize. Mrs. George
Lorentz: gents BOBBY prize, j. Wolfsberg
After awarding of prizes a fine supper was
served. which Was enjoyed by all friends
present.
The Philomatheans gave their fifth dancing
party Wednesday evening at Lifts hall
Among the many present were Mesdames
Powers, Van Duzee. Miller, Monroe, Parrott
Norton, Williams, Smead, Misses Doran, Bo
Were. Maggie Terry, May Terry. Lowering,
Buchanan, Rowley, Maginnis, Brigham, Dag
gett Gooch, Birdie Mills, Lille Mills Nor
ton, Powers. Smith, Agnew; Messrs. Bates,
Lowering, Partridge. Bure, Zines. MCGOWAN,
Conlay, Brock. Gorham. Ballard, Ward, Rob
ert Swan. Moss. Somers Pease Winford.
Grabwin, Davis Powers. Smith, Cuts Will
Jams. Monroe, Lewis, Willis. Holt, Pierce,
Dawson, Daggett, Fugate. Drisbert, Partridge,
Drs. Goodrich. Penny. PARROT, Van Duzee
and Doran.
A progressive euchre party will be given on
the evening of March by Pioneer Lodge No.
23S, at their lodge room, Odd Fellows hall,
tables to be set at $50 prompt. The mem
htn fnvad flan talsf IS
lodge to all friends, and hope to have the
pleasure of the society of those who attended
the dances.
Twin City Lodge No. 179, 1. o. o. F., cele-
brated its first anniversary Thursday evening
with a delightful musical and literary enter
tainment followed by O social hop. There
were many visitors from sister lodges. and
the celebration was a success in every par
ticular.
Woodmen of the World. Prosperity Camp,
bad one of their usual interesting meetings
at their hail, Odd Fellows block. Thursday
evening. when four candidates were initiated
into the mysteries of ''log rolling" A pleas
ant time is anticipated at their entertainment
and dance Monday evening Feb 90 at their
hail. .-tt - ,,,,1-e. -
The girls of the Cuckoo club gave leap
year party Monday. the 22d. A very pleasant
evening was spent Among those present
were the Misses Huntress, Finch, Marion
White, Lawson. Grace, Jessie and Cora Gard
ner, Messrs. Berry, Newson, Thurston and
others
The Capital City Dancing club gave the
second OF series OF social hops at West
more!and hall Wednesday evening. Sixty
couples danced to the music of the Twin
City Banjo club. Refreshments were served.
The first annual ball given by the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers at Armory
hall Monday evening was largely attended.
over BOO people being present The hall had
been prettily decorated for the occasion.
The ST pau1 Thaosopbioo} c0o;otx, win \, I'D
an open meeting next Wednesday evening at
Room 1913. Globe Building, when a paper on
hypnotism will be read and discussed.
Terrace Council No. 1878, Royal Arcanum,
have issued invitations for their second
soiree. the event to occur at Paul Martins
opera house Monday evening, Feb. 90
Garfield Post, G. A. R., gave a masquerade
Dali onday evening at $50 East Seventh
street, at which the gallant warriors and no.
BILE dancers had royal good time.
office employees Of st. Paul was given at AL
cayde hall, Tuesday evening. Sixteen num-
bers formed the programme.
Bethesda Lodge No. 4, Daughters of Re-
necea, ave very pleasant leap year party
"Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows hall.
Fifth and Wabasha streets.
The Andantino club gave fancy dress
hop at Westmoreland hall last evening, and
1t was most delightful affair, over forty
couple being present.
ne trencD-CanaQIan social club, called
"Feuille d'Erable.' was pleasantly enter
tanned by Mrs. Ed Bazille, of 773 Cedar street.
Tuesday evening.
The French comedy lie Voyage de NJ Per-.
richon' was repeated before large audience
at Turner hall Wednesday evening
Mrs. W. A. Somers entertained the jolly
Euchre club last Wednesday evening at her
nome on Congress street.
The Irish-American club will give its in
formal monthly reception at the club rooms
OIL Monday evening.
The Entire Nous Progressive Euchre club
met with Mrs. Frisbie, of Iglehart street.
Wednesday evening.
The directors of the Newport public library
gave their second annual reception on Tues
day evening.
The young people of the Church of the
Ascension celebrated Washingtons birthday
by party.
The Odolco Concento Cfnch club gave
their first social party al Lifts hall Thursday
evening.
The Kangaroo club will hold its next meet
ing with Mrs. kratzeuberg of Laurel avenue.
Copeland Camp No. 1874 will give a mn
seal and literary entertainment on March Ii.
The Liberty Fife and Drum corps will give
a Dali this evening at Grand Block hall.
The German club viii give another party
Immediately after Lent
The Holly Leaf Dancing club gave largely
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