St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-31
AMONG THE CLUBS.

AMONG THE CLUBS.
The Ptlomatheans, assisted by the st. An
thony Hill orchestra, gave their fourth social
hop IN Lifts hall Wednesday evening, which
was enjoyed by about fifty couples 1t was
the star party of the series thus far nothing
having been left undone TO secure the high
est perfection for the pleasure of the mem
bers OF the society and their friends. light
refreshments were served i'll the dining hall
at 1880 Those present were: Mesdames
Norton, Rasest, Miller, Jones' Cary. Duerr,
Pease, Williams, Powers. Van Duzee. Nc
Lean, Miller Brimhall, Monroe; Misses NJ.
A. Ward, Fanny Ward, Jessie NJ Smith,
Maginnis. Price, Cary, Kelly, May Terry,
Maggie Terry. Morton. Gould May
Petre, Andre Gorham, Lillian Norton, Noe,
Launtz. Mabel Lowering, Bertha Daggett,
Emma Sutton, Cline, Donald Misses Humph-
rey, Brock, Lucy Fisk Powers, Brown. Jessie
Smith. Messrs. f. L. Daggett, F. NJ. Pierce,
Z. d. Willis, e. B. Davidson, Edward Bates.
DE-. Wood, T. j. Pease, c. L. Chase. Gorwan.
+. keogh, DR.: Darling, Lowering. Robinson.
G. T. DAILY. E. Carrier. Percy, f. j. Beere,
Geo. Beddie, R. o. Barnard. J. G. Pease. NJ. W.
Gallagher, Edwin Mott, j. H. Barnscle. j.
Burkhardt, DR.. Penny, Starkey. S. Van KEN
rem, H. W. Leonard E. Finck L. P. Lord.
Dr.. Van Duzee, C. l. Emerson, H. a. Somers,
B. Gorham, Will Groh, c. Howe, W. P. Nc
GOwan, H. Z. Breidert, F. h. Hough. Felix
o Neil, j. j. Manahan, w. s. Git, J. F. Bal
lard, Alex Drebert George Powers. W. C.
Listman, w. W. Scheikly, c. A. Mathews, j.
NJ. Furnell, Dr.. Brimhall, II. S. Gibson, W. A.
Miller. Monroe. Albert Wilson, T.. Pease, j. F.
Fugate, G. Zenzius.
The members of the st. Andrews society
and a large number of their friends gathered
at Westmoreland hall Thursday night. the
occasion being the third monthly sociable of
the season. Refreshments of many tempting
kinds were served and the following pro-
gramme rendered during the evening: Sc
!ect1ons by the orchestra; song, selected,
James Singer; song, selected, Mrs r. NJ.
Doherty; pianaforte, a. Minuett. Bizet; b..
Country Dance. Niven, Miss Wagner and Mr.
Titcomb; song. selected, John Smith; song
selected, j. Edgar Clark: recitation. Miss NJ.
song selected, Mrs. r. NJ Donerty The
selected SOLO By Mrs. r. VI. DOherty and
recitation by Miss Linstrum were specially
meritorious, and won great applause from
the audience. At the conclusion of the pro-
gramme the chairs were cleared away and
seventy couple danced until the familiar
strains of Aud Lang Syne from Kleist' s
orchestra marked the close of what was an
enjoyable and happy event for all.
The fourth bi-monthly entertainment of LIE
A. Lavalles home, on Iglehart street, Thurs
day last Mrs. Lavalle was assisted in the
reception of the members of that French
Canadian social club by her sister, Miss
most enjoyable Of the season. The friends
and members present were: Mr.. and Mrs j
H. Seymour. of Minneapolis: Mr.. and Mrs
Edmond BaZille, Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Gravel
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Futvoye, Mr.. and Mrs j. B.
E. Robitaille. DR.. Canac-Marouis, Miss J
Lambert, e. C. Lambert Mrs. A Dufrene,
Miss Stella Dufrene, Mr. and Mrs j. b. La
belle. hr. and Mrs. Joseph Lefebre. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Parish. Valuable and useful prizes
became the property of the following happy
winners. PrnUrpSSIEn nj
George Futyoye lone, Mrs. T. II. Gravel and
E. ". Bazille: foot Miss J. Lambert and J.
II. Seymour. The next meeting will take
place OH the 18th of February at Mrs. j. H
Seymours home. Minneapolis
Shekinah Lodge No. III a. F. and A. NJ.
gave its fourth annual reception and BAN
quet Thursday evening at Martins hall The
occasion was of interest not only TO the
members of the order, but 10 the large num-
Der of guests, who were royalty entertained
The committee OH arrangements-Messrs. F.
b. Doran, Samuel bearing, E. r. Bryant. A D..
NJ. Lawton, D. W. Sits and DR.. j. B. Darling
prepared an elaborate entertainment for
the 30 guests or more who sat at the banquet
table between the hours of 10 and IL clock
The large ball room was tastefully decorated
and dancing was enjoyed by ALL In the re-
eeption rooms Dr.. Hawkins, George F. Dix
K. I. McAdam and c. c. Sharp welcomed the
guests and assisted in the entertainment
The officers Of Acker corps was installed at
post hall Jan %. Department President Mrs.
LeaVens acting as installing officer, and Mrs
Howard conductor. 1t was an evening Of
pleasant surprises. Commander Starkey in a
pleasing manner presented President B. p
Haines handsome basket of flowers from
post comrades. Comrade Stees also present.
ed to the corps a fine picture. Comrade
Swat remembered the incoming officers with
very pretty orange boquets, and the corps
ladies gave their retiring president Mrs.
Quick, gold badge pin.
Extensive organizations are in nr0rroSS For
the grand banquet and ball to De given by
Damascus Commandery No. /, Knights
Templar. at their elegant new quarters on
Monday evening. FeD. y. As this party is
the many friends Of this commandery will
have an opportunity OF enjoying the hos
pitaiity of the Sir Knights of Damascus on
the above date.
The Evening Star Pleasure club gave its
third social hop at Liedertafel hall Thursday
evening, Jan. %. About sixty couples were
present, all of whom enjoyed the evening
thoroughly. The Summit Skating club at
tended the dance in body, coming over
from town and returning in bus. The
music was furnished by the Twin City Man
dolin and Banjo club.
The social session held at Elks hail Tues
day evening under the auspices of St. Paul
Lodge No. 50 was not only largely attended,
but was rich in pleasure. the finest entertain.
ment of the renowned b. P. o. E.
Feb. % is the date decided upon by the St.
Paul Press club for their annual benefit,
which will be given OF the Grand opera
house. 1t is expected to be as successful as
the annual benefit of last year.
The members Of Company z. First regi-
ment, will give minstrel entertainment at
the Metropolitan opera house Thursday even
ing. Feb. %. A bright programme has been
arranged for the occasion.
The Vega society will give mask ball this
evening at Market nall. Cash prizes will be
awarded for the best ladies' and gentlemen S
masks and also for the most comic
Company d. First regiment NJ n. G., will
celebrate their eleventh anniversary by Civ
ing complimentary hop to their friends at
the armory the evening of Feb. 1.
The ladies of the K. X. & are very busy at
present making arrangements for a leap wear
party, to be given Wednesday, Feb 3. in
Wes;moreland hall.
There will be grand masquerade ball
given by the s. w. G. Social club at Plebuch' s
hall. corner Arundel and La Fond streets.
Saturday, Jan. 30.
The next hop of the Rose Leaf Social club
will be given Tuesday evening. Feb. z. at
Martins hail. corner South Wabasha and
Colorado streets.
The Misses Kieffer will entertain the
O'Dolce Concents club Friday, Feb. II, at SOg
Iglehart street. All members are requested
to be present.
Branch 1850. Order of Iron Hall held a
largely attended meeting at their lodge rooms.
Garner Bates avenue and Third street, Tues
day evening.
st. Luke's Literary and Social club will
meet next Wednesday evening at Fathe.
LAWYERS parlors, corner of Summit and Vic