St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-21
The JUNIORS DANCE.
Social Success Achieved by
the Junior Pioneer Asso-
citation.
The Bah Last Evening Graeed
by Many Old Set
tiers.
The Grand March Scene Par
tieularly Striking and
Unique.
Who We're There and Incl
Who We're There and Incl
dents Of a Pleasant
Evening.

Turner hall, elegantly decorated with
bunting and flags, pioneer relies and
pictures, and graced by the presence of
the grand old settlers, of whom there
are only Il few left, and whose shining
locks of white were the admiration and
veneration of every one present, pre-
sented picture last evening that can
only be seen at Junior Pioneer socia-
BILE. This was the third annual ball, and
was in every respect grand success,
outshining. if possible, the effort of pre-
Yious events. The decorations were
such as have never been seen in Turner
hall before, and reflected great credit
upon the committee who had this part
III charge. The programme was neat
piece of work, especially the arrange
ment of dances, which highly pleased the
dance-loving Juniors and their friends.
A feature of every Junior Pioneer dance
that attracts considerable attention is
the presence of NJ. \. Kellogg, the blind
weather prophet, who always takes part
in the grand Marcia scene that is sell
dom witnessed on any dance floor in the
country The old settlers were highly
pleased at the attention SHOWN them by
the Juniors, those present being b. F.
Irvine, S. p. Folsom, DR.. }.
II. Murphy, Ben Brunson, NJ. n.
Kellogg, Joseph Guion and l.. F. Hoyt.
Invitations were sent by President
Starkey 10 all the pioneers of the city to
attend the social gathering, and the
following replies were received: Hon.
ii. NJ. Rice wrote
Illness will prevent me from being with
true you will soon be the Pioneers, for light
Ills dismiss the aged to their rest"
Hon. A. L. Larpenteur. who settled
in st. Paul in 1913, wrote:
Alas cruel fate Mrs. L. and myself had
made our calculations to meet with you this
evening and once more join in the festivities
of the Junior Pioneers for who could resist
after reading the sentiment you ex-
press ITO Our Pioneers" in your
Invitation, but we regret to say
that both of Us, since yesterday, are confined
to our room from q violent attack of Ia
grippe. Therefore, please convey to the
boys our sincere fluctuations. May your So
clety have no vacant seats TO report, and we
ga: all be spared 10 meet again and the
scar hence"
Gov. Ramsey wrote. acknowledging
the invitation, adding:
" be with you; but as it is, must forego
that pleasure.
JIG. Terry, who has held the position
Of poStmatter of st. Paul. regretted his
inability TO attend. and wrote:
For three weeks past we have been having
a severe struggle with la grippe and for time
st was quite doubtful whether we should pull
through or not. l am happy to say we are
both improving now, slowly. and hope 10 be
well again i'll due time. Please accept our
best wishes for the Junior Pioneer associa-
ton and its members, may their lives be
prosperous and happy. May each member
live to count the return of at least four score
years and be ready to take an active part in
each annual social gathering.
who Were There.
Among the Juniors and their gentle
Ren friends the following were present:
Messrs. P j; Gleason, W. Heck, A; j.
julius schroer Peter Schonarth, j. j. Ahern,
Z. c. Starkey, A. E. Dewitt, Charles Gross, |
II. j. Knowles. William Hulisiek, j. J. STRAIT |
ton, F. T. Glnter William Koch, R. Hau- !
ser, Paul Bork, William Golden. Leonard |
Ludwig, A. l.. Hauser, J. II. Whitaker, A. |
n Pettfer, T. j. Doyle. John Zlr. |
kelbach, Frank Haskell, John Streeker, |
r. G. Pleins P. c. Hirschy, A. NJ. Hauser, |
E. ]; DarIagh; A. c. Kreiger, NJ. G. Schwei-
ger, ". F. Miller. j. n. Spell, John McNa- |
nee, s. W. Sheperd, c. j. j. Leng, Robert |
Seng.
Robert Eckford P. j. Dreis, A. o'Mara. Mr..
Eunn. j. f. Dempsey, o. F. Mccarthy. L. 5. |
Pleiss. William Bircher, Charles De Bruyn, |
Joseph Argay W. F. sauer. j. S. |
Eurrey' g. }. Carpenter A; j: Hoban.
Ertz, E. W, La Bonte, j. G. McCafferty, E. |
Keck, Charles Melville, Henry Weber, F. |
Ealesch, Henry N. Leonard. W. $. McCau |
ley. I. A. Lienau a. Fl. Schultz, A. j. Oertel. |
n. Pottgieser. Herman Hegeman, Horace I
Dunn. Henry Meyerding William McFet- |
ridge. William Rodecker, John Gleason, Gil |
bert Schorn, F. W Zollman. j E. Starkey, |
MIR. Keogh, AS. Hall, W.T.. d. Parmle, James |
Dowlan.
AID. R: S. McNamee. Mr.. Robertson. John |
heaneY, h. E. Haas. j. Haas, Charles Kartak, |
Frank Bailey, NJ. st. Jean. y. A. Reminder, |
NJ. Young. F. j. O'Neil, Pete Bohland. John |
Chris Miller NJ. J. Ward, Felix O'Neill Louis !
Allen, John jackson, W. T. Tate of Chicago;
William Reilly. Herman Stone. William Foos,
G. w. Anderson, John T. Holmes. John
Sloan, A. c. Kuby. E. A. Whitaker Thomas
Brennan, T. W Umstatter, 3. Zimmerman.
Harry Corners, Dan O'Connor, Charles Mel
sille, Allen Kreiger, Henry Flint, Paul Weide,
). Fischer.
Among the ladies present vino have
witnessed the early pioneer struggles of
their present husbands were:
Mrs. Keck, Mrs. Frank Bailey, Mrs Henry
Bueger. Mrs. John Zoos, Mrs. l.. Ludwig.
Mrs. n. Pottgieser, Mrs. ]. Ladwig, Mrs Bork,
Mrs j. j. Haas, Mrs. l.. Allen, Mrs. W. H.
Gardner, Mrs. Gilbert Schorn, Mrs Miller,
Mrs. William McFetridge, Mrs Rodecker,
Gross, Mrs Gi fesSDn Potsg sS onS Mrs
William Reilly, Mrs. S. P Folsom, Mrs
Hoban. Mrs II. Dunn, Mrs J. II. Spiel. Mrs
j. j. Ahern, Mrs. G. W. Anderson, Mrs G. II.
Lord, Mrs. William Bircner. Mrs James
Crosby, Mrs. j. T. Holmes Mrs. Dora Scheig,
Mrs. z. W. Umstatter. Mrs Z. A. Whitaker,
Mrs. Charles Melville. Mrs. William Golden.
Mrs. o. y. Reminder, Mrs Paul Weide
The daughters of Pioneers and Junior
Pioneers were there in force. and by
their sweet faces and charming actions
lent grace to the occasion that made
fitting climax to an altogether brilliant
affair. They we're:
Misses Clara Steitling, Mamie Andres,
Gretchen Weber. Dena Koch. Minnie Kiefer
Louisa Haskell, Mary McCafferty Emma
O'Mara, Kelly, Mary Quincy. Aggie Arth,
Stella Golf, Mamie Starkey. Nellie
Starkey, Emma Starkey. Katie Golf,
Lille McNamee. Grace McNameee,
Nora Carroll, Mary White. Lille Dowlan.
Annie Rigney, Hannah O'Reilley, Hannah
Rigney, Sarah Painter, Clara Hauser. Cora
Johnson. Lulu Zirkelbach, BERTHE Bristol.
Katie Kelly, Theresa Gessrang, Anna
Dewitt, Minnie Eschle Misses Tan
ner, Metzger, Schroeder, Schonarth, Ridg-
ley, Clara Livingston, Ellen Archun-
beau Mollie Esche, Tillie Tschiffely, Min
ME Irvine, Theresa Bremen, Susie Kennedy