St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-01
SOCIETIES AND CLUBS.

The hall of Shekinah Lodge No. III. A. F.
A. NJ, presented gay appearance iast
Tuesday evening OH the occasion or their
public installation OF officers, reception ana
banquet. Past Master Dix othclated az the
installation of the following officers W0r-
shipful master Edward L. Fales;. senior
warden, Il. L. McAdam; junior warden, W.
A. Peterson; secretary, Z. Z. sharp; treas
urer, George Marti; senior deacon, DR.. ID.
Hawkins; junior deacon. Daniel Schreken-
stein; senior steward, William Cuff; junior
steward, William Newton: tyler L. Z. ROD
inson The banquet and toasts were in
charge of E. Vanish, who kept the assem-
blage in roar OF laughter by his happy III
Productions of the various speakers. Among
the distinguished speakers and guests were
Messrs l. B. b. Sprague, Thomas mont
gomery Hon. ii. +. Stevens, John Dale, +.
B. Doran, w. H. Burns, W. Il. Shaw, Kew.
w. S. Cochrane, j. NJ. Hawthorne, Or; beai'
c. ). Schurman, NJ Il. Emery and Messrs:
Merrill, De Lacy Van Yorex and Garland, of
the Summit Masonic quariette whose sweet
music was highly appreciated.
The members of 81. Paul Council NO b5o
will hold their public installation OF ofhcers
Monday evening Jan. 9. 1888. at their nan,
corner of Wabasha and Third streets eek
hall, to be followed by short musical pro-
gramme and dance. The officers to be in
stalled are as follows: Regent, j. Il. Barnard !;
vice regent e. j. Westlake; orator, C. s..
Taroox past regent o A e. G Geylst
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c. Madison; treasurer. c. C. Hussey;
chaplain, j. G. White; guide, J.. H. Laramy;
warden, r. G. P. Vallancey; sentry, l.. Il.
Metz; trustees, Hitler Ii. Horton, j. W owens
H. A. Morse. The annual entertainment IS
SO we'll and favorably known that 1t has IN
The past been so well attended as TO be I'M
comfortable for the dancers; it has therefore
been deemed advisable this year to issued
tickets. They can be obtained by the mem
bers from the secretary, +. Swift, and no one
will no nd wi HINT A gOOC time
is guaranteed to all who attend.
The NARROW Social club and their friends,
to the number of fifty couple. danced to the
music of the Central orchestra at Alcayde
the. Misses Turner, Delaney. McDermott
Fisher, Gatfney. Mcclure. Fister clinton, Il.
and N Starkey, Harrigan, SWartz. Quinn,
OMally. Bailey WEIGH, Hughs, Bernard,
O'Leary, N. Lizzie and Carrie Buckley f.
Wilson, of saltwater; Farrell and Melon
ough: Messrs. j. and i. McCabe. NJ. and W.
kehoe Bailey, DR.. Day. j. WEIGH, Fisher
Tenner. Casey, McMead Pearl, Grossman,
O'Leary, Kennedy, Clinton, Bout, Mcdonald,
McDonough, Rays, Larden, Starkey. Donohoe
A. WEIGH. Mullaby, McCauley, Gonroy and
Wright Numerous friends, whose names
were not secured acCedted the hospitality OF
the club. !,
The Plateau Euchre club was entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. b. E. Mcdonald FRIDAY even
ing. After the games light lunch was
served. The club is becoming very popular;
Those VINO earned prizes were: Ladies'
head prize, Miss May Niquette: ladies'
progressive Miss Hamdorf; ladies' lone
hand, Miss Minea; ladies foot prize. Mrs. b.
Niuuette. Gents head prize Mr. Schurqen;
gents progressive, Frank Yoerg; gent foot
Mr.. Somers. "
The Minnesota naval veterans ut their
regular meeting, Dec. 30 elected the follow
ing officers: James Kayanagh. commander;
John Brady, executive officer; Fl. j. Barber,
or Thomas naviS secretary. C0rUe-
Illus Allison. surgeon. Appointed ;ofhcers:
P H. Dcvine, boatswain; Thomas King,
gunner; William Lane, sailmaker; M. Harris
ships carpenter. >
The members of the Entire Nous Euchre
club held their regular meeting last week at
the residence OF Miss "A. Deyereux, 615 Grotto
street. After a very pleasant, evening,
the following officers were elected for
a period of six months: Miss A. DevereuX.
presidents Miss NJ. Fitzgerald. secretary; Jo-
seph w. Nolan secretarY-treasurer.
Banner Lodge No. q, A o. U. W.. will pub
licly install their officers for the ensuing year
at their hall, corner Minnesota and Seventh
streets. Monday evening, Jan. 2 1898. a fine
literary and musical programme mas been
arranged and will be followed by refresh
ments and dancing.
Business Mems Lodge No. 8, A. o. U. W..
will give an entertainment next Tuesday
evening, Jan. 3, for the benefit of members
of the lodge. The officers for the coming
year Will De lnSbu.leu anu tue tNtHluS Will
close with music and u light lunch.
The third social party of st. Paul Camp No
/, Sons of Veterans, Z. 5. A, Friday evening
was one of the pleasant events OF the week
Over 100 couples danced to the music OF the
Twin City Banjo Mandolin and Guitar club.
The Philomatheau society gave one of
their ever enjoyable dancing parties at Lit s
hall Wednesday evening. over sixty couple
danced to the music OF the st. Anthony Hill
orchestra.
The 'The Girls Club" of Merriam Park
gave one of their delightful dancing parties
at Woodruff's hall last evening. Several
couples from this city were in attendance.
The sixteenth annual ball of Minnehaha
lodge, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen,
occurred at Market hall last Wednesday even
ing
The fifth social hop of the season by the
Maple Leaf Dancing club occurred at the
Liedertafel hall Thursday evening.
Excelsior Lodge No. go. l. o. O. f., gave its
annual entertainment and ball at odd Eel
lows hall Monday evening.
The members of the Xxx Euchre club en-
joyed pleasant sleighing party 10 Mime
apols Wednesday evening.
The lady members of the Alcayde Euchre
club held business meeting at Alcayde hall
Thursday afternoon.
The O'Dolce Con Cento club gave its fifth
social hop at Westmoreland hall Thursday
evening.
Freja Lodge No. 129, I. o. o. F., gave its
fifth annual ball at ODD Fellows hall Friday
evening.
A New Years masquerade ball will be given
at Gray's hall, 507 st. Peter street, Monday
evening
The Mistletoe club was delightfully."- enter
tanned by Miss Allie Walthers last evening.
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