St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-22

introduced Milton Garges as master OF cere7
MONIES who announced that after lunch he
would expect every one called upon to en-
terrain the others with song. story or
speech, and that no refusal would he enter
tanned under penalty of a heavy fine. When
cigars were lighted very short and very IN,
ter1sting talk was given by DR.. Buckley. and
Harry Johns told amusing stories i'll his own
inimitable way. Harold Springer ana A. b.
Garges sang several songs i'll most pleasant
manner. and j. p. Schroeder gave reclta-
ton which was received with unbounded
laughter and applause. Others who helped
TO entertain with stories or songs were T. ii:
Seaman, Owen II. O'Neill. j. j. Walsh, OF
saltwater; Joseph G. O'Keefe, of Minneap-
oils; @. r. Shoemaker. f. A. Whittier, M :
thanks to Court Minnesota, the meeting ad-
journed Just as the clock was striking mid
night.
The Tiger Lily" club held the first of
their series of parties at Nagners nall. on
Western avenue, last Thursday evening.
This club has Just been organized with the
following officers: President. Joseph
Hempsch; treasurer, f. Donohue; secretary,
r. Donohue. The hop was attended by
about thirty couples, and dancing was IN
duged in until a late hour. The Metropol-
itan orchestra furnished the music. Among
those present were: Misses Donohue. Dodge,
Goddard, McVarnee Hempsch, Hurley,
Carter Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Ed Moran; Messrs.
Anderson Edward Donohue, Hempsch. T.,
Donohue. Russell, Trowbrldge, Hurley,
Moran, Carter and Schroeder.
Pioneer Branch II. Order of the Iron Hall,
held its regular meeting Thursday evening
at Druids' hall, Seventh and jackson. After
the regular business came the installation or
officers for the ensuing year, after which a
pleasant time was had by the me mbers ana q
number of visitors from other branches,all or
whom enjoyed themselves playing cards
Refreshments were served and cigars passed
around to all smokers, and all agreed that the
evening was one of the most enjoyable one
spent The following is list OF officers in
stalled: William johnson, president; b.
Bendson, vice president; Thomas Scorah. sec
rotary; NJ. Nelson. counsellor; G. Bomback
prelate: NJ j. Shauahan, herald: n. Soren-
son, Waterman: j. c. Nelson, A. ArrlvVee
K. NJ. Bell, trustees.
The West Side Euchre club was delight
fully entertained by Mrs. c. E. Wright, at
her home 204 East Congress street, on Tues
day evening. Among the players were Mr..
ana Mrs. g. F. Clifford, Dr.. and Mrs. Dar-
Mrs. D. W Sits, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Doran, MIR. and Mrs. s. W. Boyd Mr. and
Mrs. j j. Mclaughlin. Miss Della Wood
berry, Miss Edith Tracy aud Messrs. John
Thayer and E. L. Summers. The prizes
were quite unique. and after they were
awarded the following officers were elected !:
President John Dale; secretary, Miss Della
Woodbury.. The club will play every Tues
day evening for the balance of the season
A merry party OF st. Paul young people en-
loved sleigh ride to Merriam Park Wednes-
day evening On their arrival at the Park
the party repaired TO Woodruff hall and en-
loved a dancing programme of several num-
bers. Those i'll the party were Misses Hats
ley, Grace, Burke, Emily Franklin, Margaret
Franklin, Rowell, Dougher. Collins, Model
lick and Kennedy; Messrs. Dougher. Daily,
Haisley. Leslie, Hertz, Ramaley, Douglass,
Steffens. Andrews ana Mccarthy.
Myrtle Temple No. p Pythian Sisters, in
stalled the following officers, Jan. L. Mrs.
Eldrege, NJ. E. c.; Mrs. Baily, E.: S; Mrs.
| Odell, E. j.: Mrs. Goodell, NJ: of T.; Mrs:
F.; Mrs. Mcmahon, P. of t.; Mis-. IL. d.
! Whiting p. {. The retiring NJ. E. c., Mrs.
Whiting, was the recipient or an elegant
bouquet of Gala lilies, as token of esteem,
| from her temple.
The L. T. S. club. of Arlington Hills, met
! at the home OF Winnefred McElyeny, Thurs
| day afternoon. for the purpose of electing
officers for the ensuing year. They were
| elected as follows: President, Loretta
| Teickv: vice president. May Colt; secretary.
| Clara Froiseth, and treasurer, Winnefred
McEyeny.
Damascus commandery held the second of
its series of 1. CLOCK socials at the asylum
on Fifth street Wednesday evening. There
we've about seventy couples present, and a
most enjoyable time was spent. The Sir
Knights were gallant and all the ladies fair,
! and dancing was kept up until after mid
night.
Last Wednesday the Calumet Dancing club
gave delightful dance at Central hall. The
| members of the club were out in full force.
The committee was very happy i'll its efforts
to please. The st. Anthony Hill Orchestra
furni she'd the music.
The FlOrentine dance in Martins hall Fri
; day night was voted the best social event of
the season. The dance was largely attended
and hugely enjoyed by all present.
Friday night the wives and daughters OF
the locomotive engineers of the Northern Pa.
cific road gave ball at Odd Fellows hall.
Wednesday evening. at her home on Grove
street. Mrs Oliver Dalrymple entertained d
number of her friends at eucher party.
Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Tarboy
entertained a very few of their intimate
friends i'll an informal manner.