St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-10
AMONG THE CLUBS.

The O'Dolco Con Cento Cinch club was
very agreeably entertained last Friday even
ing by Miss Adamson, of Iglehart street The
following were present: Messrs T. d. Nc
Manus, Henry Wiltgen, j. O Hara, A. Miesen,
II. Zimmerman, c. Clark E. Bereiter, Ri. C.
McCaffry, A. Zimmerman. w. Kieffer, G. De-
gan, D. Hollehand: the Misses Louis, Hess,
Annie Dinon, Mamie Keifer, Mamie Dinon
O'Hara, Minnie Keifer, Emma Dinon Nc
Caffry, Elliot, Adamson, Lynch. Roach and
johnson. The prizes were awarded to the
following: Miss Minnie Keifer, first ladies' (;
T. d. McManus first gentemen's; Louise
Hess, ladies' foot prize; D. Hollehand, gen
tlemen's foot. The club will be entertained
week from next Friday, Jan. %, at the
home of Miss Louise Hess, 467 Aurora ave-
nue.. -1se.r
The When club social, literary andsmu-
steal ASSOCIATION, met in midwlnter session
Dv invitation at the residence of Jay E. Jones
on Charles street last Thursday evening
Every member and several invited guests
were present number of musical numbers
were rendered, among them a trio by Mr. An
drews, G. w. Brown and Mrs. L. A. Dine
hart. Miss Martha Sander also gave several
vocal and musical selections, while her
father, Theodore Sander. provoked many a
smile by an eloquent ''after-dinuer'' speech
in honor of the seventh anniversary OF Q the
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. G. F Barringer,
who were present as honored members
The Boys and Girls club of Christ. Church
gave a most delightful party Wednesday
until 10 o'clock, when refreshments were
served. Among the young people there were
Eunice MacMichael, Lillian Miles, Hattie
johnson. Florence Johnson Agnes Graham,
Butcher, Ruby Butcher, Mildred Cooper
Marie Neuhausen, Dotty Hewson; boys. War
ner, MacMichael Nelson, Warner, Hoppin,
Heberhart, 6 mehle, Graham, Sunr, Heine.
George, John son, Dougherty, Arey Carr and
others.
The officers of the Rose Leaf Social club
are: Frank Zschakke, president; Otto Z.
Leitner, vice president; Joe Gutmann Jr,
recording secretary; P. j. Roth, financial sec
rotary, and b. c. Allen, treasurer. Arrange
ments are complete for their next hop,
Tuesday, The 18th, at Martins hail. Soulh
Wabasha, corner Colorado.
st. Paul Lodge No. 122, Brotherhood OF
Railroad Trainmen. will hold its seventh an
nual ball Thursday evening. the 2lst inst. at
Standard hall. Kleist's orchestra will tur-
nish the music, and very complete ar
Engagements have been made to sustain the
high standard of all the affairs given by the
railroad boys.
The St. Paul Temple No. . held its second
social of this season at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. B. E. Stone. Progressive euchre
was Played until II o'clock when lunch was
served. Misses Chattie Field and Annie
carey won the progressive prizes, and Mrs.
Gotham and Mr.. Willis the lone hand
The members of Banner Lodge No. 4, 40
{. W., gave their friends an opportunity to
pass very enjoyable social time Monday
evening at their hall, II East Seventh street.
7 he occasion was the installation of officers
which ceremony was followed by an enjoy.
able dancing programme.
Social Evening club gave delightful dane.
ing party at Van Ellemeet's hall Seven cor
ners, Thursday evening. Over forty couple
danced until the wee sma'" hours of the
morning.
Mrs. e. B. Gilbert, OF Portland avenue, en-
tertained the Golden Fleece Euchre club
Wednesday afternoon.
The West Side Troubadours will give their
second concert and hop at Paul Martin s
opera house Wednesday evening.
The fifth annual bail under the auspices of
Typographical Union No.t13 will be given al
Market hall Saturday evening.
The Hibernian Rifle company viii give
their second social dance at Labor nall Sat
urday evening. the 10th inst.
The order of Iron Hall will give musical
and literary entertainment at Market hall to-
morrow evening.
A grand leap year ball will be given Feb
% under the auspices of Terrace Council !,
Royal Arcanum.
masquerade ball will be given at Lieder-