St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-14
CLUBS AND soCIETiEs.

The Williams Alumni of Minneso Ia held
their annual meeting at the minnesota cup
Friday evening. Rev. f. p. Ingersoll, of st;
Paul, presided. Those present from st. Paul
were Rev f. z. Ingersoll, ID. D., So; Rev. j.
H. Chandler 70; Rev. II. Ketchum, 80; Supt.
c. B. Gilbert, 20; F. w. Fiske. II; c. ID.
WEIGH, ~; z. A. Fiske, rs; II. E. Bige-
low, So; W; L; Cooke, '9l; a; M. Wie x
Bigelow, 81. From Minneapolis: c. II.
Wheeler, '66; S. K. Kitchel, 10; Howe Paige,
rs: t. Jessup, 'S3; John Baxter, 81; b. X.
Dyer. 81: +. A. Eising, IS, Winona; Fred N.
Van DuZee, 81, Luverne; II. G. Richardson,
81, Faribault. The election resulted IN the
choice of the following: President Rev. Il.
p. lngersoll; vice president, c. II. Wheeler;
secretary and treasurer, John Baxter; eXecu-
tive committee. Howe Paige, III. Z. BigeloW
and FREQ \. Van Duzee.
A very pleasant affair was the Andautino
clubs informal party of Friday evening.
Fourteen numbers were danced. Those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Swain, Misses
Mayme Farnham, O'Gorman. Gath, Moran,
Lantz, Goldsmith, Whitam. Mclean, Rear
don, Cooper, Adamson. Egan, Fish, Rayns-
ford and Miss Cline, of New York;
Messrs. f. c. Starkey, c. Earssell. G. Beddie.
F. j. Whaley, w. II. Pierce, James Leslie,
W. II. Barnes W. S. Git, A. L. Roth. ". W.
McCauley, s. Vankewren, George II. DAILY, j.
P. Lamb, ". P Confarr, f. A. Goldsmith, F.
J. Winter, j. II. O'Gorman, II. w. Leonard,
T. L. a. "
II. Kretz, Z. Baltznudt. o. NJ. LANG, G. A.
Daugher.
The fourth monthly social OF the st. An
drews society," TO be held at Westmoreland
hail. Thursday evening promises to De one
of the most enjoyable ever given By the pop
ular society. Among the accomplished vo-
calists who have been secured for the oeca-
sion is Miss Atkin, of New York, who Will
make her initial bow TO a st. Paul audience.
Miss Atkin is possessed of a rich voice OF
rNfVlTn
in the East, by her rendering OF the auld
Scotch songs so dear TO the sons OF the
heather The other artists. including Mrs.
DR.. Merrick, Ala. John Gehan. Louis Nash,
John Grant. and the Twin City Mandolin
ard Guitar club are loo well known to need
comment. Dancing will he INDUCED in aud
refreshments served, as usual.
Frank Shasegreene entertained the Pansy
Euchre club, Friday evening. at the home of
one of his friends on Marshall avenue.
Among those present were, Misses kier,
Fisher, Tozier and Snow; MeSSrs. Doran,
Grace, Shasagreene and Frost.
The valentine party given by the Phlo-
matheans at Van Eliemeet's hail Friday
evening was great success The valentines
were put up at auction,an sold readily amid
great competition, Dancing followed.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Hills and Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Ryan entertained the Euchre CLUB at
Mr.. and Mrs. Hills home last evening. The
club is referred TO as the" club because it
has no name.
Pioneer Lodge, Sons OF ST. G gorge. will
give their third social dance on the evening
OF Feb. % at Odd Fellows hall. Friends are
invited, and the boys promise a jolly even
ing.
The first annusl ball under the auspices of
Divisions $50, 300, 1873, IA. $40, Brotherhood
or Locomotive Engineers, will be given at
Armory hall Monday evening, the 22d inst
St Paul Camp No. l. Sons of Veterans, will
celebrate their seventh anniversary with
social reception and dance at Westmoreland
hail next Friday evening.
Next Saturday evening the o. n. o. club
Will entertain the Young Ladies Leap Y ear
club of Merriam Park at their CLUB house, $40
Dayton avenue.
The Rose Leaf Social club give their fourth
and last hop before the lenten season Tues
day evening, at Paul Martins hail. South
Wabasha.
The Progressive social club will give an
other of its series of dances at Central hail.
Seventh and Cedar streets, next Tuesday
evening.
The Exploring club met at the home of
Miss Katie Tuckett last Friday evening, the
subject discussed being THE Carey Sisters
The Holly Leaf Social club will celebrate
George Washington's birthday with ball at
Westmoreland hall on the 22d inst
Zenith Ladies Branch No. 1861 will give
social hop at its lodge parlors, II East Sew
enth street, tomorrow evening.
Al Tue ldSI meeting OF the EOrtnlgltIy CLUB
was entertained by Miss Blanche Dunn at
the Clinton.
The Calumet Dancing club will give mas
querade ball next Wednesday evening at
Lifts hall.
The Phi Delta Phis of the two cities had
dinner at the Metro politan hotel last
evening.
The Kangaroo club will meet next week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hughson. of Dayton
avenue.
The Abstinence club will be entertained
tomorrow by Mrs. E. A. Murray ct 30 Irvine
Park.
The Turnverein Germania society an
nounees subscription masquerade for the
both.
The High Pressure Whist club will meet
next week with Leedom Sharp.
The Allegro club is arranging to give hop
at Westmoreland hall.
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