The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-01
SOCIETYS NEW YEAR.

The Musikvereln. Of st. Paul. gave It's an
nuaa New Years eve party last evening at
the Irish american club rooms, Enddcott
arcade. The rooms were decorated with
palms. holly and ever greens, and the Boston
Ian orchestra played during the evening
There wtas dancing until 1870, when tables
were arranged In the hall and the guests
sat down to a bountiful spread New Years
speeches were made by Mr.. Louis Betz, presi-
David Peeb.es.
The following served on the arrangement
and reception committeei Messrs Louis
Betz. Otto Bremen and Fred DAIMLER.
The club intends giving a musicale about
the middle Of this month.
The Laurel Cycle club gave its fifth dane
ing party last evening in Lifts hail. The
st. Anthony Hill orchestra played for the
fifteen dances. Fruit punch was served dur
Ing Ing. the evening evening. Messrs W9tred Ne1so0
Martin and Edwin M. Wilson were on the
floor committee: Messrs. B, e. Low. Dr..
N. O.: Necson, E; s; Wedin, 3 G. Smith. ".
helped TO look after the recention pf re
guests. Among those present were Misses
Grace Nelson. Anna Nelson. May Edwardson.
Van Duzee. Fish, L. Lynch, King. Katherine
King. Florence Weisel and Grace Nelson,
Neson, &. 9. Martin. Ray McMi li,' T. L.
Murray. John WEIGH H. F. Schroeder, D. S.
Coffey. Percy L. E. Goodwin, H. C. Moe, AL
The Laurel G Cycle club viii give its third
anniversary bali Feb ?. 1899.
The White Flyer Cycle club gave delight
full New Years eve dance at ShecmaI hall
lest evening, when fully 200 couple of young
people gathered to await the advent of the
new year, amid the pleasures Of the dance.
The hall was prettily decorated with flags
and colored bunting. while the platform,
cupied by the orchestra, was attractively
ornamented with palms and flowers. While
the whistles and bells announced the dawn
Ing of 1899 the company was at supper, and
good wishes for the new year were heartily
exchanged. Following the repast dancing
was continued until the early morning hours.
The committees to which much OF the pleas
ure of the evening was due were composed as
follows:
Entertainments. E. Lndeberg, C. H. Wal
low, ]. ]. Mcmahon.
Floor-M: J. Howe, J. J; Stewart. o. A.
Reception Thomas McGlynn. H. Hansen.
Thomas Sullivan. William King
New Year with Christmas entertainment
and ball last evening at Martins hall, on
South Wabasha and Colorado streets. There
was very large attendance and an admira-
Bile programme had been arranged by the en-
tertainment committee, composed of w. H.
Kamman. Joseph Benisch, George Ehlers.
Richter, Ernest Hadlich and George Grey.
The exhibition included work on the horses
dren and a wand and dumb bell exercise by
a. class of ladies. that included
Misses Anna Hadlich. Bertha Kile,
Anna Lichtfuse, Otheia Lichtfuse, Emma
Schultz and Miss Ida Leitner. The singing
section gave several selections, under the d.
rection of Prof. w. p. Stoll, and at the con-
clusion of the programme the members Of
the entertainment committee distributed pres
ents among the children from a large Christ
mas tree that was decorated for their special
benefit and covered with candles and gifts
Among those present were: Herman J. Snow
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lehman. Mr.. and Mrs.
parlf md Mrs
Huntsman, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Petry. Mr.
Miss Johanna Krause, Miss Hulda Petry, Of
New Ulm; Hugo Hensch, of Shakopee; Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Heinsch, Paul Till, Herman
Koerner, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto -Leitner, Herman
Radbauch. Mr.; and Mrs. Otto Pfoser, Mr.. and
Veith. Miss Mabel Boston, Mrs Koerner Mr.
and Mrs Charles Franz, Miss Hammerbach.
Miss Mi FSGiea Mrs MI and Mrs George Wagner
valid, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Koerner.
Miss otillie Lothman, of Merriam Pa
entertained at euchre Thursday afternoon.
Prizes were taken by Mrs. Sonnen, Miss
Bertha De Haas. Miss Johanna Holt and
sonnen, Mrs. -Dreher, Mrs. Thorne. Mrs
Warren, Mrs. Laurence, Mrs. Finck Misses
Weber, Jemar, Bertha and Theo Downing.
van, Van virtue FANNIE Hanlin, sut 1as Do
Haas. Heine and Wielde.
MISS EVA Donefson, OF Litcnne.d, and j. Y.
qabanne were married Tuesday by Rev. Mr.
Andrews Mr.. and Mrs Cabanne will be
at homo in St. Paul after Feb. I.
The G.. P. Euchre club met Thursday aft
ernoon with Mrs. N. D. Miller. The prizes
we're won by Mrs. Herzog, Mrs. Field. Mrs,
Patterson. Mrs. Hoffman. Mrs. Perkins and
Miss Metcalf The next meeting Will be With
Mrs Herzog, of the Portland.
The Lincoln EuchTe club met "Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Jensen The prizes we're
taken aatt by Ms Ms G Wa| and MIS- Keefs MT
Capital City Cycle club will give Its thir..
teenth dancing party WednsssdSy, jay i, H. at At
chestra nave prepared a splendid programme
Of new music The committee In charge cont
sists OF NJ G. Cook, chairman; F. II. Davls'
secretary: Edward A. RIFT. treasurer; q. y,
Wtchani u Tussy A. @. Wolterstorh. O. W.
S1ocum. W. E. Anthem. 3. Rhebech