St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-30
THANK SEWING EVE
Enjoyed in Dancing and Merry
making.

Enjoyed in Dancing and Merry
making.
At Market hall there was a good col
lection of ladies and gentlemen who
had very respectable and pleasant
social. dance. The event was given
under the auspices of the boiIermakers
aini iron shiDbuIlderS' union. The hall
had been specially decorated for the oc-
cdSiou with ii 0ountifhl supply of bunt-
in. The banner of the union was sus-
pended from the center of the hall. The
GRAND march was lead by Paul KleIst
ami Miss Marguerite Nc Mahon. assisted
by james Kelly and Miss Josie Geary.
Refreshments were served at midnight.
Twin City Lodge No. 179. L. 0. o. F..
gave very pleasant social to the
friends of the lodge last night at the
New Central hall at the corner of Sixth
and Seventh streets, this being their
new lodge room. The gathering was
large enough to make il interesting, and
a most enjoyable evening was passed in
social dancing. The dancing programme
embraced twenty-five numbers, and it
was we'll along in the morning hours
when the company left the hall after
singing Home, Sweet Home" to the
bands accompaniment. At midnight
wholesome repast was served in the
dining room adjoining.
The Fagot Social club is a new organ
lzation, composed of young ladies and
gentlemen. The society gave the nrst
of a series of social hops last night at
Central hall, at the corner of Seventh
and Cedar streets. There was nice
party of young ladies and gentlemen
present, who were admitted on cards of
invitation only. Every one heartily
enjoyed the event. and all voted the
first entertainment of the club huge
success, and expressed the hope that the
social events of the club may recur fire.
quently. The dancing programme of
twenty numbers was broken in upon
near midnight by lunch that was ell
J6yed amidst good-natured conversation.
HE modern Woodmen gave a ball at
Twin City hall last night that was en-
tlreiy satisfactory to the management,
and was withal very gratifying to those
In attendance. A goodv number of
invited guests and relatives of the mem
tered with zeSt into the pleasures of the
OCCASION, of which dancing made a
prominent feature.
At Lifts hall last night the Florentine
club held waltz party, the same being
its third this season and the ninth since
the organization of the club. There
were twelve numbers on the programme
and about sixty couples in attendance
The ball proved very enjoyable, and
broke up about $780, The reception
committee comprised Otto Dreher, j. F.
German, II. A. McNeal. I'll. E. Marek, E.
ID. Koerner and Theo Dieter. The floor
committee consisted of w. B. LawCon,
Otto Erdman and Frank Hausdorf.
Company H., Nj. n. o., gave a
THANKSGIVING hop at the armory last
night. with twelve numbers Oh the pro-
gramme, besides a number of extras.
Between $50 and POO couples were i'm
attendance, and the Metropolitan Or
chestra furnished the music. Supper
was served at 1880, and the merry
dancers did not leave for their homes
until nearly 2 O'Clock this morning.
On the reception committee were Lieut..
j. Z. Hardy, Sergt. p. Peterson, Sergt.
A. Larson. Corporal ID. Printing and
Corporal p. Schwartz. and the floor
committee comprised Lieut.. George L.
DAILY, Sergt. j. G. McCreight, Corporal
F. Santer, Corporal w. p. Lewis. Prl-
vate III. j. Daily, Private F. r. McMil-
Ian and Private Z. KeiI.