St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-15
SOCIETIES AND CLUBS.

The whist party given at Standard hall by
the Standard club Thursday evening was
most delightful affair The head prizes were
won by Miss May Kelly, Mrs. Max Strouse
and Mir. Lou Haas. Refreshments were fol-
lowed by dancing, the music being furnished
by Seibert's orchestra. Among those present
were; Mr.. and Mrs. Max Strouse, Mr.. and
n rs. Robert Manufacturer, Nh and Mrs. Sam
, uel Kellar, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stein, Mr..
! and Mrs. Max Frankel Mr.. and Mrs. l..
| Herr, Mr.. and Mrs S. Frank, Mir.
aud Mrs N Bernhei1mer, Mr., an, and
Joe Rothschild, Mr.. and Mrs. Kalman,
| MIR. and Mrs. l. Rose, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Dit
tenhoefer. Mr.. and Mrs. l. Dittenhoefer
Mr. and Mrs. Heilbron, Mrs. Rittenberg, Mrs.
Bertha Sternberg, Misses Hattie Sternberge,
Laura Morganstern, Jennie Stern, Carrie
| Rosentield, Carrie Rose, Mamie Smith,
i Buchanan, Mamie Rice, Carrie Lowenstein,
Gertie Bergman. Jennie May Netue Frank,
! Harris, Helen Buchanan, Henrietta Haas,
| Jordan, Sarah CardOza, Muck and Fox, of
! New York. Messrs. Lou Haas, Abe Haas,
| William CaTdoZa, Albert Rose, Samuel Fan
| tel, Louis Newman, viii Fantle. VIII Good
| kind, Dave Bergman, Herr, Soloman, Julius
! Hebron, Muck, Isaac Rose, May, A1nsteine,
Dave Conheim, Flarsheim, Austrian and
| Slernberg.
Ore of The most delightful dancing parties
of the season was that given by the Non
| Nobus Solum club at Central hall Monday
evening. About forty couples were present.
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| music. Among those present were Misses
| Laura Barbeau, Clara Fetch Ida De Vault,
Alma Julien. Annie DinOn, Ella Smith, Lot
| tie Cooper. Sarah Barbeau, Addle Daigle,
| Lillian Humphry. Albertine Julien. Mamie
Dinon, Lou SOnnenberg, Clara Humphry,
Edna Burden, Laura Ellithorpe, Clara
| Hause Louise Ferguson, lver House. Mamie
| Laugton, Ella De Vault Mamie Ryan, Annie
Meyer and Miss Mccarthy; Messrs. Sanford
j. CaVanagh, Adolph j. FetSch, George Il.
Doll, Norman E. Dunbar Frank G. Cavan-
agh, Max WISER Herman Kretz, Robert o.
! Barnard, Ernest Burns, Louis Vehon, AL
Hauser, William j. Eagleson, Albert Roth,
| Steve Beck, Charles Chase. James Leslie,
Fred Green, s. II. Morgan, George Lee s.
E. Killerman, Charles Ferry, Fred Andrews,
William H. Koemple, j. ID. Bradford, HUI
! bert Marek, Joseph Argay, Terrace Naugh-
ton, John w. Finehout Russell rrowbridge,
! A Goldsmith, A Ames, Fred Schultz t.
| Goldsmith.
The majority of the club or society meet
ings for the past week nave been for cnarlta-
BILE work. Monday the Y. W. f. A. held an
| interesting meeting at their rooms, corner OF
| Seventh ana jackson streets. at which Mrs
| Il. NJ. Newport presided. Her address was
| very comprehensive. Mrs. Edgerton and Miss
Sanborn. secretaries, read reports. Mrs Car
| man, Miss Boardman and Mrs. LIchtenberger
, spoke of the work in their special depart
| ments. The new officers elected for the
| elsuing year are Mrs r. NJ. Newport, presl-
dent; Mrs. Lichenberger, first vice presl-
dent; Mrs BridSeman, second vice president;
| Mrs Edgerton. recording secretary; Miss
SanbOrn, corresponding secretary; Mrs. ROD
bins treasurer; Mrs. T.. j A. Morris, assist
ant treasurer; advisory board, K. M. New
| port, Il. H. Schumacher; j. T. Gnbbon, L. b.
Tompkins, +. ?. Ingersoll, Il. K. Brice and
j. q. Adams.
"Wednesday evening, the 18th, Court Ramsey
| No. Sl43 gave an entertainment at its hail i'll
| the odd Fellows block, the occasion being
the installation OF its officers for the ensuing
| year Chief Ranger King, who has so ably
! presided during the past year, was presented
| with an elegant badge by the members of the
| court. After the ceremonies The floor was
cleared, and programme OF twelve numbers
| was danced 10 the music OF SelDert S orcneS-
| ira. The following were the committees:
| Committee of arrangements, Lorn Campbell,
James Decker. James Ii. Hawkins, 5. O..
| Vasaly, L. j VokUn; floor managers b.
Godbault, F. Z. Encell, j. 4. Boucher, e.
GiDertson; refreshment committee, l.. d 6.
Vokun, S. S. King, N. j. Williams; reception
committee, George King, j. +. Lawless, Dr..
Keam, r. A. Chinook, p. e. Lutz, j. j. Ha-
jeick.
The st. Andrews society held its second
monthly social Friday evening at Westmore-
land hall. Refreshments were served and
the dancing programme contained many de-
lighttul and picturesque Scottish dances.
Kleist's orchestra was IN attendance and the
following programme was gwen: Piano-
forte, Miss Ida Smith; duet, 20 vert Ihou
Agtl
Morrow; recitation, Miss j. Mae Lewis;
highland fling, Misses AdamSOn: song (se-
lected), James p. White; Irish platlnetta,
Misses simpson; song, Sea Beat Shore, L.
5. Chamberlin.
At the meeting of the New Iron Hall Balti-
more held Tuesday night IN the lodge rooms
on Third street. important business was
transacted also the election of officers,
wlich was as follows: A. f. Albeck, pres
ident; II. c. towel and A. G. George, first
and second vice presidents; Mrs. Hamilton,
secretary; f. a. Davis treasurer; Mrs. j. G.
Mccall, chaplain; Mrs Ben johnson, herald
Mis- Bascom adjuster, and james Morrill,,
watchman. Trustees are Messrs Sharp and
Mccall The officers will be installed at their
next meeting
The German club fairly "out-Germaned''
| itself Thursday evening" anu Lieut.. Sturgls
covered himself with glory by the originality
of the features introduced. Imagine the nov
| city of six young women and like number
| of Young men, harnessed TO two gay wagons,
III which are ensconced two pretty girls each
of whose attendant cavalier acted as coach
man. This was one of the oddities, and all
OF the figures as well as the favors were
really pretty. Mrs. +. b. Clarke, Mrs. LaWIer
and Mrs. Furness were the chaperones.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Schneemann. of &c
West Congress street, entertained the Pla-
| teau Euchre club Thursday evening. Prizes
were won by Misses Hansdorf, q. Minea and
Schepperle and Messrs. Beal, Mcdonald,
| Bruenner and Hansdorf. After lunch Prof.
Bruenner delighted those present with a few
of his choice selections. The club will be
entertained next by the Misses Boston Fri,
day. JAM ".
Miss Martha c. Froiseth celebrated her
twelfth birthday at her home, 1lo3 Payne ay-
euue. Jan T. Names Of her young friends
present: Winnie McElveny, Mamie Colt,