The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-28
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.

The first anniversary OF the Laurel Cycle
cub was observed Friday evening by one of
the handsomest balls given in the Irish
American club Parlors. The walls of the
ballroom proper were effectively decorated
with large American flags while evergreen
wreathing was suspended from chandelier to
chandelier and wrapped around the support
ing columns in the hall, the dark green
forming pretty contrast to the dresses of
the dancers. Immediately above the band
stand was suspended a large shield of the
club colors white, green and purple bear
ing the single initial IL in gold From
the overture, played by Siebert's orchestra,
tails were complete. The committees who
made such a complete success of the affair
were appointed by President Low, and were
as follows: Reception-Mrs. T. D. Lowering,
Miss Emile D. Edwardson, Miss Mabyn Ed,
wardson, Miss Cora Ainey, Miss Grace Mel
son, Messrs; T: E: Covington, DR.. M. o.
Titus and T: D. Lowering. Floor-Wolfred
Nelson, w. J. Prendergast, W. N. Couch.
w. ": w view Lewis and G, D. Messing Decora-
Maud Wilson, Messrs. K. F. Rabe, ]. ].
Schoenleber Observation-Disclosures Marion
Messrs. r. M. Burdick Alfred Miller
The International Social club gave very
enjoyable bus ride Wednesday evening After
the ride all were driven to the home of Mr.
Nyquist, where lunch was served at II 80
Games and music were then participated in
to the enjoyment of all. Those present were:
Messr. George Kenrick. Charles B. Larsen,
Lars Rosness, Charles Nyquist John Swan,
William Swan, George HobrCugh Lewis Crit
fifth, Lewis Leitner, Charles Olson, Misses
Belle Linton, Lizzie Du5eau Nellie Cour-
meyer, Jennie OLoughlin, Mamie O'Loughlin.
Marie, Maggie Dougherty, May Callahan, An
ME Nyqust.
The German-American club gave progress
slve euchre Of fifty tables in oxford hall
thursday evening. Prizes were won by Miss
Louisa Mort Mrs. Tobarge and Miss Hee-
IAN, Mr.. L. A. Hauser James Mullins and
Dell H. Carter An elaborate luncheon was
served in the dining room. Dancing was
prolonged until 1 o'clock. The Misses Rose
and Mary Winter, Mary Sherman, Charles
Ehrmantraut and Adoiph ]. Fitsch were the
committee in charge.
Maple Leaf Lodge 408, o. W.. gave a large
maSCue ball Friday evening in Central hall
Sixth and Seventh streets. There were 200
present, and among the dancers were noticed
many pretty costumes Supper was served at
Mesdames ]. Wray Holtz, R. V:limont, G. F.
Rauteman, Miss Howe, Messrs. G. F. Raute-
man, II. Marston, Hoton, R. Geisler.
The Goodrich Avenue Euchre club was en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Wetmore FRI
day afternoon. The prizes were awarded as
Freyer, first progressive; Mrs. N. E. Clark,
second progressive; Mrs. E. Theme, third
progressive. The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Otto Sanders, 242 st. Adams
street, next Friday afternoon.
Washington birthday dance was given in
Oxford hall Monday evening by Bonum Tenn
pus club. Thomas Davis and Miss Glieb led
the march. The committees were: Floor
W. Schnlttger, Thomas Davis George McCul-
louEh G. w. Slocum reception r. j. G. Bot
Aug Kempien, w. F. Grossman, T. C. Fer
maid Jr.
The st. Anthony It'll Dancing club gave its
last party before Lent Wednesday evening at