St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-11
SOCIETIES AND CLUES.


Pioneer Lodge No. 235. Order Sons of
ST. George, gave a pleasing entertain
ment and hop at Odd Fellows hail. on
WabaSha street, Wednesday evening.
The participants III the musical and
literary programme were Miss Daisy
Bettendorf, w. Jones, Miss Berg, w.
q. Quincy, f. w. Craig, W. Jeffrey,
Miss Foiseth and j. w. Smith.
After the entertainment was over the
floor was cleared for dancing. Among
those present were: Mesdames A. j.
Lightner, w. Strait. of Billings, Mont;
}. A. Knapp. ". F. Mcmillan, Gray,
Lee, Maylield, Holmes. Clare, Hayes,
Dunn, Kent. Shannon; Misses Georgia
i Medcalf, German, Marshall, Kent,
Thompson, King, Milcher, 0everson,
Hoag, Haas, Price, Parker, Barrett,
Hagerty. Fricke. Annie Medcalf,
Redding, Lynch, Weber, Barn
! acle, Dow. Berg. Mcmillan. Lies
man, Terrell, Bettendorf. Eschley-
FOiSeth, Reese, Anne King, Dorathy,
Loudin and EdWardson; MeSsrs. King,
Wilder, Holmes, Hamilton, Johnson,
Freeman. Haggerty. Willis. Edwards,
Hayes, Medcalf, Stevenson, Reese, Cur
ney, Chadwick, Granville, Jones, Sulli-
van, Craig, Hague, Allen, Strait. Ramp.
Smith, Turner, Mayfeld. Orme, Mar
shall, Macarthur, Blanchard. Taylor,
Cornell, Potter, Thompson, Sherwood,
Parker, Mcdonald and Ryan. '> n
The Calumet Dancing club gave its
fifth party of the season Wednesday
most delightful to the participants. The
large attendance, the excellent.lnusic of
the St. Anthony hill orchestra andsthe
efforts of the managers tosplease, com
bined 10 make the affair success
Those present were Misses Hoffman,
Heck. Eisenmenger, Belz, Emma ,Ber-
Teau, Gesenheyner, Nettie Berreau,
Hammer, Lenora Gross, Smith, Colder
man, Bohland, Schumacher, Schade,
Faukman, Eva Morrison, Seng, Foos,
Durocher, McCorvel. Nellie Morrison;
Messrs. Leightner, Haven. Rosequist,
0chade, Schumacher, Ralph SlOcum,.
Carl SlOcum, Berreau, larsen. Rocifac,
Meth. Cook Raddatz, Eisermenger,
Seng, Muggley, Heck and Bohland.
The second of the informal Monday
evenings at the NuSllka club was fairly
we'll attended. The entertainment was
arranged by the debutantes. who are
matronized by Mrs. Adams and Mrs.
M2Laren. Tea, coffee and afterwards
Welsh rarebit were served, and the
customary programme of music, bill
iardS and bowling was observed. Plans
for the New Years masquerade which
the club annually gives were mentioned,
but nothing definite has yet been de-
cded. The young girls who presided at
the tea and coffee tables in the ladies'
room were Misses Horn. Pope, Dean,
Upham and Margaret Hall. H@ '
The Town ard Country club have re-
organized in little different form and
are now ready for the seasons hospital
ity, and last evening occurred the first
large meeting. y programme, which
consisted in feastIng, dancing and bowl
ing, had been prepared by the enter
tainment committee, and everybody
was delightfully."- employed carrying it
out. The reception committee consisted
Of Mrs. Flandrau, Mr.. Selmes, of st.
Paul, and Mrs. Jackson and Mrs.
Gordon and Miss Sturgis served tea.
ton chapter, o. Z. S., last " Wednesday
evening, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Mrs.
Jennie Dampier, W. NJ; A. p Swan
strom, W. p; Mrs. Addie Trudgen,
A. NJ; Mrs. Martha A. Gordon, sec
rotary; Mrs. Shoemaker, treasurer;
Miss Ella |. Young, conductor; Miss
Martha G. Schumacher, A. c.; Miss
Minnie Wilson, Adah; Mrs. Mile Lee,
Ruth; Mrs. Gertrude Grewe, Esther;
Miss Augusta Nelson, Martha; Mrs.
Margaret Annser, Electa; Mrs. S. A.
Crocker, warder.
Yesterday afternoon the members OF
the Nushka club dOnned their hand
some t0boggan suits for the first time
this year and made an expedition to
Wildwood in special trains of the White
Bear line. Arrived there, they renewed
their acquaintance with the winter
sports for which the club used to be
famous when we had winters with great
masses of snow. They skated and to-
bogganed to their hearts content, and
late in the afternoon served supper. 1t
was a delightful outing and was greatly
enjoyed.
The Terrace Cinch club, which was
formed about a week ago, played Friday
evening for the first time, at the home
of Miss Hattie Heimbach. No. 76 Pros
pect terrace. Those presentwere Messrs.
l.. A. Allie. T. Danes, viii and James
Prinsen, j. Marti, C. Turner, g. Pusch,
Q. G. Heimbach and o. Llghtner; the
idisses Gronewold, Bevans, Latta, Gloe-
ser, Southwark. Foley, Heimbach and
Smith. Prizes were awarded as follows:
Head. 0. G. Heimbach; progressive,
Miss Greenwood; BOBBY, John Marti.
The Terrace Cinch club played their
first game Friday evening at the home
of Miss Hattie Heiubach. Those present
were Messrs. l.. A. Allie, f. Danes, w.
and j. Prinsen, j. Marti. G. Turner, G.
| PuSch, o. Z. Heimbach, 0. Lightner;
Misses Gronewald, Bevans, LaLta.
Gloeser. Southwark. Foley. Heimbach,
Smith. Prizes were awarded as follows:
| Head prize, o. G. Heimbach; progres-
sive, Miss Gronewald; BOBBY, John
Marti.
At the regular meeting of Garfield
Post, No. s. G. a. r., Dec. 9, 1892, the
following comrades were elected for
officers for the year: Commander,
Henry Morse; $. V. c., ]. B. Solder;
j. Y. c., q. w. Anderson; o. D., Harry,
Allen; chaplain, Allen Swain; surgeon,
q. S. Prime; o. d., John Prayfrack;
delegates to encampment, Comrades w.
ID. Wright, Charles Fisher and Peter
LaRock.
| The Wide-Awake Euchre club was en-
tertained at Hotel Barteau Tuesday
! evening by Mrs. Anan, Mrs. James Les
lie, Mrs. Whitaker, Mrs. Van Meter.
Miss Small, and Mr.. Anan and Mr.. Hes
selgrave carried off the prizes.
The Isabella club, despite the storm,
met Wednesday afternoon at the resi-
! dence of Mrs. Nelson, 751 Selby avenue.
There was only small attendance. bat
the programme, which included paper