Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-17
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sung by Miss Rodeck and Mr.. Rapp.
General Notes

General Notes.
Mr.. Ed. Hamilton entertains his friend
Monday evening.
The Racquet club will trip the light fantas
tic on the 30th inst.
Mr. L. B. Francis will arrive in St. Paul il
time for the big German on the 9th.
z On Saturday, the S0th inst, grand bal
will be given by Humboldt lodge, order O.
Druids.
Miss Maggie Stilwell, one of the bellies Of
Hannibal, Mo, arrived in st. Paul last week
and is studying with Prof. Leib
at the mass this morning. at the church OF
the Assumtion, the Rev. o. Erren, will ofici-
ate rs celebrant for the first time.
Friday evening Mrs. Draper will entertain
friends at private party, to be given at her
residence, Ninth and Broadway streets.
The marriage of DR.. f. F. Horst, of this
city, to Miss Kate A. Sloan, of Brooklyn,
New York, takes place on Tuesday, April
10Th.
The Germaaia Singing society have arranged
splendid programme for their concert, to
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Richards arrived in ST.
Paul Thursday morning and left for Fargo
Friday evening. They are expected to lreturn
Sunday this forenoon.
The Odd Fellows are preparing for grand
musical concert, to be given on the 26th inst.
The proceeds will be devoted to the purchase
of piano for their hall.
The "Erholungs," or Recitation club, will
meet at Seibert's Dancing academy next
Thursday evening. An entertainment of
high order is anticipated.
Miss Susie sidle, of Minneapolis, arrived in
st. Paul Saturday, visiting Miss Otis, of Sum-
nit avenue, and will probably remain in our
city during the entire Easter week.
Messrs. Fred Will, 8. A. Baldwin and Prof.
Lieb, will visit Winona the last of the ensuing
week, to assist the residents of that city in ar
ranging for musical entertainment.
The opera of "Romeo and Juliet" will be
produced by the Dramatic club Thursday
evening, at the Athaneum. 1t was played
here by the same cast early last April.
Mr. George Schiller, OF the firm of Schiller
&c Deebach, will entertain his friends this af-
ternoon at his residence on st. Peter street,
the occasion being the anniversary of his
twenty third birthday. A huge time is ex-
pected.
Mr.. Fred Fleckenstein, of the firm>of Lin
deke, Ladd & Co., of this city, will be married
on Wednesday next, at 4 PM, to Miss Ida
Schulze. The ceremony will take place at the
residence of the BRIDES father, corner Sixth
and Pine streets.
The annual ball of the Cigar Makers Union
will take place at Pfeiffer's hall tomorrow
evening Elaborate arrangements have been
made, and the rollers of the weed will acquit
themselves in grand style. Prof. STEMS
orchestra will supply the melody. =.
A grand fest concert will be given at the
Athenaeum tomorrow night. under the
auspices of the tArion Singing Society. The
arrangements forthe event are on the most
generous scale, and a royal treat is expected.
Seifcsts orchestra will furnish the music.
The sixty-second anniversary of Excelsior
lodge, No. 60, 1. o. o. F., will be celebrated
with grand entertainment and ball, to be
given at Sherman hall, on Tuesday evening,
the 10Th inst. fine programme has been ar
ranged aud the affair must needs be fatter-
ing success.
The residence of Miss Lille Gunthier, on
Ninth street, was invaded by host of friends
last Monday evening, who rendered hera gen.
uine surprise party. She was equal to the oc-
casion, however, and royal good time was
had The festivities lasted until late hour,
and the company dispersed with reluctance.
Thursday evening surprise party was ten
dered Miss Ada Elwsll by her young friends,
at the residence of her parents on Walnut
street. A large number of the little folks
were present, and the occasion was one of
great hilarity. The young hostess entertain
cd her friends in q graceful manner, and the
affair was enjoyed by all.
On Tuesday evening the Terpsichoreans
viii give the concluding party of the series
at College hall This society has made a
brilliant record during the season of social
activity, and more delightful entertainments
than the ones given under their auspiaes, have
never taken place in this city. The finale
should be largely attended.
Next Tuesday evening there will be helt at
"Germans" ever in our city. There
will be upwards of forty couples participating
The hall will be decorated in taste and style
creditable to the gentlemen who have under
taken this work The favors will be one Of
the chief attractions--most of which have
been purchased East. The ladies who will re-
ceive are Mesdames Richards, Rucker, Mer-
riam, and Cove. Mrs. Richards will deliver
the prize to the most fortunate gentleman.
Mrs. Rucker will confer the ladies prize
The figure styled the "Wheel," which has
been greatly used in New York and Washing
ton during the past season will be introduced
for the first time in st. Paul.