St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-12
SOCIETIES AND CLUBS.

The third social hop given by the Sun
light Social club. Friday evening last, was
delightful affair, and largely attended. Over
sixty couples danced to the sweet music OF
billiards orchestra Among those present
were the Misses Katie Allie, Grace Carroll,
Annie hurry, Reid Stella Davis Brennan,
Kelly, Prtchard, Mamie G1tfin. Lille Lynch,
Maggie Gordon, Connolly, Nellie and Kitty
Moran, Farrell. Dieter, Coff, Marcella Smith,
Roach. McQuillian, Wagner and Casman
and Messrs. John Wagner, Burke, Berris,
Will Fitzgibbons, Peterson McGraw. Thomas
S. Cushman, Corrigan, Ed Smith, ). L.
Healy, Amos Dodd. T. Burke, Zenzius, Doyle,
Miller, Buckley. Egan, Conroy, and Kings
ley.
The ball given by Unity guild at Lifts hall,
Wednesday evening, was an unusually pleas
ant function. Lifts hall is a delightful
place for hop, and under the auspices OF
the guild every attention had been given to
those small but portant details that make
?, or mar the success of such an event. 1t is
enough to say that the women of Unity
church furnished the supper, and klelsts
mittee was composed OF the following: Mes
danes CrOthers, Sewell, Kellogg, Fishleigh,
Briggs, Ames and WOOdmnn, and Misses
Woodman. Ryder and Dryer.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Uniyersalist
Church met in the parlors of the Ford music
hall Wednesday afternoon to consider means
to pay for the music furnished Tor the morn
! ing services, this item of expense being pro
vided for by the ladies of the aid society. 1t
was decided TO give musicale n the tord
music hail at a near date, at which the very
best of local talent will appear. The next
meeting of the society occurs next WedneS-
day at the same place
The St. Paul chapter of the Daughters of
the Revolution has received an invitation
from the ladies of the Minneapolis chapter
to spend Washington's birthday in Minneap-
oils as the guests of the ladies of that chap
ter. The ST. Paul chapter has also b9en in
vited to be the guests of the sons OF The Rev
elution at the capitol. Neither invitation has
yet been acted upon.
The Entire Nous Euchre club held its reg
ular meeting thefore part of the week at the
residence of Miss Agnes DevereuX. After a
time spent at playing euchre the following
officers were elected for period of four
months: President, Jack Fitzgerald; sec
rotary. Miss Agnes Devereux; financial sec
, rotary, Ed j. DowlIng-
! The select masquerade ball given Thurs
| day evening by the employees at Foot, Schulz
| d CO. at Garfield hall was very enjoyable
affair. The attendance was large and the cos
| tunes were extremely fetching. The Twin
| City Mandolin, Banjo and Guitar club fur
i uished the music, and dancing was INDUCED
in till a late hour.
Mrs. Charles Butler entertained the West
Side Euchre club Tuesday evening at her
home OIL State street and a very enjoyable
evening was spent by those present. The
prize winners were: Gents progressive, John
! Dali; ladys progressive, Mrs. D. n. Sits;
lady's lone hand, Mrs. c. E. Wright.
| The Nushka club house was brilliantly
! lighted Monday evening to receive the guests
of the club. The occasion was the regular
informal reception. Mrs. Ordwav, Miss 0.
| T. Taylor and Miss Armstrong presided, and
Miss Jennie Moore made Welsh rarebt.
Rice Camp No TO- of the Woodmen of the
! World, gave well attended ball Thursday
! evening at Twin City hail, corner OF Rice
! street and University avenue. Supper was
! served and very pleasant evening was spent
! by all those who were present
The annual masquerade ball given Monday
! evening by the Cigarmakers union was one
| of the most pleasant ever given by that Or
ganization. The attendance was large. A
! feature of the evening was the supper. There
! were $50 couples present.
| The Ladies' Art club is now located in its
! handsome new quarters in the Metropolitan
where the organization is in a fiOurishing
condition. The club has a corps of very
competent teachers, and the membership is
! constantly increasing.
Noble Franklin lodge gave a pleasing en-
! tertalnmert Thursday evening at their hail.
| corner Seventh and Minnesota streets. The
| lodges new band and orchestra made their
| first appearance, and they scored a big sue
! cess.
The meeting of the Terrace Cinch club at
! the home of the Misses Genois, of Summit
! avenue, which was to have taken place Friday
! GNGllIIlS, IldS DcCu pOSllJOIICil VII dCCOuuG VI
! the illness of one Of the young ladies.
Mrs. H. W Field entertained the Wide
! Awake Euchre club at the Hotel Barteau last
| Friday night. Prizes were won by Miss
! Thompson. Miss U. Ewell and Mrs. De MUD,
! MIR. Tyler, Mr.. Milliman and MIR. Leslie.
! The Philomathean club discussed American
! literature and authors at the Ford building
| "Wednesday evening During the coming
year the club will hold meetings every
Wednesday evening in their new rooms.
One of the most delightful dancing parties
OF the season was given last evening at West
moreland hall by the Summit Skating club.
| About fifty couples danced until the wee
sman hours of the morning.
On Wednesday evening lass Miss Lillian
Lamprey entertained the Xxx Euchre club at
cards and dancing. Those to win prizes
| were; Miss ice Walsh, Miss Lucille Darragh
and VIII Benz.
Y. d. Yoseph, of Oroomiah, Persia, assisted
by the University of Minnesota Mandolin and
Guitar club gaue delightful entertainment
at the Philadelphia Baptist church OH Friday
! evening.
Miss Cora Emenway, of 100 Reaney street
and friends. entertained Y D. Yoseph. of
Oroomiah, Persia, and the University Of Min
nesota Mandolin and Guitar club on Friday
| evening.
The St. Paul Park Dancing club gives its
! second masquerade dance of the season at
Opera hall Monday evening, Feb. Is. Music
furnished by Hollers orchestra.
The second annual bail given by the hack
and cab drivers union will occur at Market
hall Monday evening. Music will be fur
nished by Kleist's orchestra.
After the quarterly meeting of the Twin
City Union Social club, held this week, an
interesting programme was rendered, which
was followed by dinner.
Reports of Miss Marie Sanfords entertain
ing reading were given before the Acorn
club Monday evening at the club rooms in
the Manhattan block.
( The University of Minnesota Mandolin and
Guitar club gave a pleasing concert at the
Baptist church OH Reaucy street Friday
evening.
The Rose Leaf club gave their fourth social