St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-04
SOCIETIES AND CLUBS.

The nineteenth dancing party of the
| Philomathean society given Wednesday
evening at Lifts hall was a most de-
lightful occasion to the participants.
The large attendance, the excellent
music of the st. Anthony Hill orchestra
and the efforts Of the managers to
please. combined to make the affair
/, success. Among those present were
noted Mesdames Lyons, Cakes, Van
Horn. Bean, jackson, Schurmeier and
Smith, Misses Lentz, Goss, Jessie Arey,
Ward, Read, Bean, Mott, Wheliams.
Franklin, Miles, Cooper, Agin, Uttley,
Wilson, Doran. Daggett, Norton, Jen-
nings, Humphrey, Rossderg, Hilda
RosSberg. Lambrecht, Otis, Hoffman,
Gussie Hoffman, Cary, Jones and Wy
ley; Messrs. r. l.. Johns. Greene, Hen
derson, Kenney. McMurran, Fugate,
Patrick, Whellams. Lohlker. Pierce,
Holt. Graburn, Snedicor, Willis. Cnad
wick, Jones, Bunker, Clarke, Heller,
Trowbridge, Gardner, Gooch, Carpen-
ter, Miller, DR.. Paxton, Bean. Leonard.
Sanfield, Smith, Emerson, Ballard,
Barnard, Hanlon. Lawton, Baker, Foot
ner, VOlkmann. Finehout, A. Il. Dag
geJt.-F. l.. Daggett, Kraft, Cakes, Arey,
Jennings and Howard.
The German club has in its time
given many irreproachable parties, of
which the most splenetic man or w0m-
an in the world could not say anything
in the way of criticism in their sober
moments; but those who were present
at the first party of the season last
Thursday evening given in Lifts hall
felt constrained to say of it that it was
on the whole the incest party ever given
by the club. There were number OF
new figures of which the locomotive flg-
ure was the favOrite. Charles Gordon
led the dance, which IS to say that it was
led in faultless manner. The youth
and beauty and gallantry of the city
were there in sufficient numbers, and
the affair may very properly beSet down
as brilliant one. There were not want
ing several of the most elegant and APP
proved ladies of society to lend the hap
by augury of their presence and assist
the younger people in receiving and
! ceiving were Mrs. G. X. Finch, Mrs. w.
R. Merriam. Mrs. L. b. Scott and Mrs.
w. S. Morton. Those present we're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Humphreys, MacLaren.
w. F. Peet, Maxfield, 0. l.. Taylor.
Stoner; Mesdames Ordway. Lawler:
Misses Stephenson, Newport, Noyes,
Field, OF Kentucky, Pope, Mary Gilfil-
Ian. Smyth, Spalding. Gordon, Dean.
Smyth, Horn, Lindeke, Armstrong,
Finch, Monfort; Messrs. McQuillan,
Thorne. l.. S. Bigelow. Sturgis, G. w.
Gardner, Hewitt, Halbert, j. c. Wall,
T. B. Scott, j. j. Parker. o j. Brown,
How, B. FL. Wright, }. d. Armstrong,
Boyle, Read. Dunn. Monfort. w. S.
Morton. l.. d. Wilkes, Wolfe
st. Paul Camp No. 1, Sons of Veterans,
U. S. A., gave their second social party
Friday evening at Westmorela hall.
The hall had been artlStically draped
! with national colors. lending brilliancy
to the OCCASION Among those who were
present and danced the stately minuet,
were: Col. and Mrs. E. IL. MiIham. Mr..
and Mrs. George Taylor. Lieut.. j. F.
! Baron, Capt. Eben Cakes, Capt. Fl. j.
Manhart, M. C. Mccartney, E. S. Light
pourn, George H. femme. Lieut.. A. L.
Bowker, B...W. Milham. Charles E. mes
senger, N. c. Mitchell, C. L. Light
bourn, w. F. Schefenberg, W. F. Mey-
ers, C. E. Holman; Misses Cummings,
Doyle. Cakes, O'Brien, Humphrey, Mil
| ham, Braley, Bowker.
West Side Lodge No. LOG. l. 0. o. F.,
| will give social hop at John Martyrs
hall ON Thursday eve, Dec. Is. The Cen
! trail orchestra will furnish music.
| Mrs. Martha Foote Crow, of Chicago
university, will deliver lecture upon
university Education for Women in
| Europe" at the residence of A. 81. Lin
deke, No. 295 Summit avenue, Saturday,
! Dec. 10, at $50 p. IN. This lecture is
| given under the auspices of the Min