Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-23


Opera house in Minneapolis this evening
The Society Norden dramatic entertain
ment at Pfeifer's hall has been postpOne'
until Friday evening, February 4th, OF
account of sickness of one of the mem
Ders.
On Friday evening the semi-annua
meeting of the grand lodge of the Sons o
Hermann was held at the Unity Centra
hall, corner of Seventh and st. Pete
streets.
Mr. and Mrs John Matheis celebrated
the twenty-first anniversary of theil
marriage last Tuesday, They received
the hearty congratulations OF many
friends
Rabbi IlioWiza, of Minneapolis, deliv-
cred a lecture ON Friday evening, at the
Temple, corner Of Tenth and Minnesota
streets. Subject: "Materialism There
was a full attendance,
The members of the Amitie club had q
very enjoyable time at the residence OF
Judge Chandler on Thursday evening.
Miss Laura entertained. About twelve
l
Tonight, at the Atheneum, under the
management of Mr.. Fredericks, of the
| Saltwater Opera House, the Saltwater
| Mannerchor and orchestra will produce
the comic opera "The Village Barber"
Mrs J. R. Irvine has been spending g
some weeks in the East with friends of
her childhood: Returning, she also visit
ed her granddaughter, Miss Matte Cor
man, at st. Mary's Institute, Milwaukee.
Captain James Hunter, Captain John
Vansaun, and First Liutenant A. W.
Hinkle, of Faribault, were In the city
last Wednesday, attending the National
Militia association of Minnesota, which
convened on that day.
The Union club gave another delight
ful social Friday evening at their hall,
corner ofSeventh and Jackson streets.
About seventy five couples were in at
tendance and the occasion proved one of
the most enjoyable social events of the
season.
The lecture given by Mr. Talbot Jones
at Odd Fellows hall last. Tuesday even
ing on physiology, under the auspices Of
Eureka lodge No. 9, was very entertain
ing and Instructive The members of
the lodge and their friends were out in
full force.
The Home for the Friendless associ-
alton will hold its annual meeting for the
election of managers and hearing reports
of the years work, next Wednesday, at 8
P. NJ, at the parlors of the Y. M. c. A.
on Wabashaw street All interested are
invited to attend.
The lecture at Unity church last
evening, by Prof. Edward s. Morse. of
Salem, Mass, on 'sThe manners and Gus
toms of the Japanese, was very inter
esting one, and very largely attended.
Tomorrow evening the professor takes
for his subject, "Household art in Japan"
Miss Ella Weiss was very pleasantly
surprised last Thursday evening, at the
residence of Mr.. Bernard 6llberstien, No.
II Saltwater street, q sheet and pillow
case party being given in her honor. The
young people passed very pleasant even
ing with music and dancing, a splendid
luncheon being served about midnight,
when dancing was resumed and kept up
until late hour.
Mr. Oscar Matheis was the recipient Of
very pleasant surprise last Thursday
evening. About thirty couple Of his
young friends met at the residence of his
father, on Walnut street, about O'Clock,
and were very Hospitality received by Mr..
and Mrs. Matheis. The house was soon
Illuminated Dancing commenced, and
was carried on until late hour, and on
retiring to their various homes the young
people were universal in their expressions
of the pleasure the evening afforded.
At the Athenaeum tonight will be pre-
sented the "Village Barber" comic
opera in two acts by the Mannerchor of
Saltwater, with the following cast Of
characters:
Lux (the village oarber) 49,. Mr. Tarnhauser
Adam This assistant) .......-,.. Mr.. Brenner
Peter (the village tailor). Mr.. Kruger
Joseph "a farmers son).. .....,... Mr.. Gabhard
Susan Uux's ward) )........... Miss Jassop
Miss Margaret. t................ Miss Hausner
Farmers, Walters, Peasants, etc