The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-14

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Jones, L. E. Clarke. Horace Eddy, R. NJ
Frank Faude Howard Woodman Otto Wilt
us, A. J. Dickinson, Roy Sven, Willard
Reyes, Theron Burglehaus, Walter Billings,
Frank Wallace e. P. Sanford, Allan Reyes,
Frank Silloway, Joseph Beach and Paul
Faude.
The annual meeting of the Laurel Cycle
club was held Tuesday evening. and the fol-
lowing officers were chosen for the ensuing
year. President, Fenwick Low; first vice
president, T. E. Covington; second vice presi-
dent, Dr.. NJ. O. Nelson; recording secretary,
Nelson; treasurer, D. G. Messing; sergeant
alarms, Alfred Miller; captain, w. w. Lew
is; directors, S. l.. S. Titus, +. D. Lowering,
J. ]. Schoenleber, w. J. Prendergast, w. w.
anniversary ball, which is to be held Feb.
rs, in the rooms of the Irish-American club.
The Minnehaha Social club will give its last
dancing party of the season at Ayd's hall,
1893 West Seventh street, Thursday evening.
The Hamilton R. R. club, fifty strong, in
vaded the home of the Misses Fahey, 1873
Smith avenue, Monday night. The rangers"
were much aided by Miss Anna Fancy, whom
they captured at Hamilton. as they obtained
from her the proper directions, countersigns,
etc. An unconditional surrender Of the prem
ises made and the evening given over
to dancing, music and refreshments.
The Twentieth Century club entertained in
their club parlors Wednesday evening. Ry
ders Mandolin orchestra played several Sc
tation, and Messrs. Harry Willard and Clar-
ence Bartlett, Of Chicago played several
original compositions, introducing the new
fourten-string harp guitar. Progressive cinch
and dancing followed, prizes being won by
Misses Stella Slavin and Minnie Geib.
Mrs Charles Spencer of East Fifth street,
entertained the members Of the Relief So
ciety Of Myrtle Temple No. 2, Rathbone Sis
ters Thursday, at cards. The society will
meet bimonthly during the remainder of the
winter. Mrs. Spencer was assisted by Mrs.
]. G. Earhuff, Mrs. E. NJ. Bailey and Mrs.
Flanagan.
The Social Circle will give its next dance
Monday evening, Feb o. at Liedertafel hall.
The Central Cinch club was entertained at
sylvania avenue, Wednesday evening. Prizes
were awarded to Miss Helen Gecken, Miss
Sophie Henrichs and T. Dion.
At the party given by the German-American
club Monday evening at Oxford hall progress
sive euchre was the game, and forty-five
tables were played. At II o'clock the floor
was cleared and dancing programme of ten
numbers followed. course supper was
served at midnight.
The Mistletoe club gave its first hop at Ok
ford hall Wednesday evening. The officers
Of the club are: President, F. H. Duden;
secretary and treasurer, W. r. Kenny; re-
ception committee, F. H. Duden, w. R. Ken.
ny and T. Skok. Another party will be given
early in March.
President, Miss Mary Ives vice president
Miss Ruby Lehunter; secretary, Miss Gather
inc Nall; sergeant at arms, Miss Florence
Moore. The first regular meeting will be
held saturday Feb. 20. The subject will be
Lowell"
The Irish American club gave a hop Tues
day evening in the rooms of the club, in the
Endicott arcade The reception committee
Frank Darragh. c. J. Hendy, John Mullane
and John Moore. Fifty couples danced.
The Jolly Sixteen hetSWednesday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. He Carpenter, of John
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W. A. Rodecker and F. ]. He'll. Mr.. and
Mrs James Mattimote. Of Hastings avenue,
will entertain the next meeting.
The new officers Of the Tuesday Evening
Skating club are: President, Harold Stout
vice president, Miss Adele Perkins; secretary,
Warren Owens; treasurer Miss Kate Wanzer
social committee, Alexander Cox and Miss
Maude Lewis.
Mrs Whitaker, Of Hague avenue, enter
tanned the Monday Afternoon Euchre club
last week. Prizes were won by Mesdames
Walker Swenson and Brant. Mrs. Sabin, of
Selby avenue, will entertain the club to-
morrow.
The Soan-ge-ta-ha Skating and Social club
have adopted royal purple and white their
club colors. These ceiorsi will be used upon
their programme at Inelr second dancing
party, at Oxford halle Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs George Harper, Ais North Ex-
change street entertained the Golden Rod
CiQch club Friday night. Prizes were won
by Mr.. and Mrs Harding, Mrs. A. F. Walker
and George Harper
The Lincoln Euchre club was entertained
last Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. w. A.
Greer at her home on st. Peter street Prizes
were won by Mrs. Floody, Mrs. Sanders and
Mrs. Milham.
sleighing party was given by the Jolly
sixteen club last FRIDAY evening. ApCer the
| ride refreshments were served at the resi-
| dence of Mr.. and Mrs. McFetridge, 1911 Car
| roll street.
Mrs. w. q. Adams Of John street. enter