Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-01

MISS Mary Ensign, OF Duluth, is visiting
Mrs. Mcleod on College avenue. ,g1e
Hon. j. D. Ensign, OF Duluth, spent day
or two with friends in st. Paul during the past
week.
The Racquet club, composed of the confec-
tioners of st. Paul, gave delightful party last
night at Turner hall.
The Plasterers' union gave grand ball at
Pfeifer's hail last Wednesday evening. Those
present had huge time.
The Union club gave social hop at Armory
hall last Thursday evening, and, as usual, the
affair was very entertaining. ses.
The Travelling Mems association are arrang-
ing for their annual picnic excursion, to take
place early in July at Lake Minnetonka.
Miss Jennie Miner entertained quite num-
ber of her friends at the house of her, parents
on Goodrich avenue last Friday evening"
Great preparations are in progress for the
May festival by the st. Andrews society, to be
given at Pfeifer's hall on the 18th inst The
Great Union orchestra will furnish the music.
Mr.. Jno. Caulfeld, secretary of the water
company, repudiates the insinuation in CON
nection with his Saltwater trip, and maintains
that the job was put up by the boys as a
joke. -.
Shepard Stone, son of DR.. Stone, gave o
s'german" at the residence of his parents on
jackson street, Thursday night, at which he
beautifully entertained large number of his.
| friends.
| The ball given by Excelsior lodge I. O. O. F.
at Sherman hall last Tuesday evening was we'll
attended, and pleasant time was had by all
present Prof. STEMS orchestra furnished the
| music +aEs
very enjoyable concert was given by the
Germania singing society at the Athenaum
last Monday evening, closing with a grand
ball. The Great Western band orchestra was
in attendance.
The annual ball of Humboldt lodge A. O. U.
| W. was given at the Athenaum last evening.
The attendance was large and q good time
was had by all who were fortunate enough to
join in the festivities. a*
The wedding Of Mr.. George j. Mitsch, the
popular young druggist of st. Peter street,
and Miss Clementina Sonnen will take place at
Assumption church on the 18th of May, the
Rev. Valentine Stimmler officiating.
Mrs. L. E. Hart and daughter, Miss Rose,
took the Wednesday evening train for Chicago
and Clinton, Iowa, where Miss Rose will visit
| her grandfather for few weeks. Mrs. Hart
| is expected to return some time during the
week.
| Mrs. w. H. Morse, whose husband was
killed on the Minneapolis s. st. Louis railroad,
is visiting Mrs. Southy johnson, in Austin.
She possesses beautiful contralto voice,
which will probably be heard in st. Paul the
ensuing fall.
Mr.. Henry c. G. Stahlman, Mrs. +. 81. Schade,
Miss B. Engel and Mrs. j. H. Schierman of
this city, and Mr.. P. Rauen, Mr.. Knoblauch
and Mr.. Bishop, of the Free Prcsse, of Min
neapolis, leave this evening for Europe. Mr..
Stahlman and Mrs. Schade will remain about
three months. We wish them all pleasant
journey.
Arrangements are berng made on liberal
scale for the annual musical festival by the
Great Western band, to take place on the 18th
inst. Messrs Grote and Hinkel, proprietors of
readiness for the occasion and rare enter
tainment may be expected.
Mrs. Plato and Miss Graham, of the st.
Paul Kensingron Art school, will leave for
Hastings on Monday, May I'd, to remain a
few days, until their art rooms on Wabashaw
| street are ready for them. During their stay
the ladies of Hastings will have an opportuni-
| ty to examine and learn the beautiful ''needle
| work." which the Kensington Art schools are
| noted for.
Next Friday the Druids of st. Paul will cele-
brate the one hundredth anniversary of their
order at Market hall. They will assemble at 2
o'clock P. NJ, and forming in procession,
march through the city headed by the Great
| Western band. In the evening grand enter
tainment and ball will be gwen. for which
elaborate preparations have been made. The
marshals Of the day will be Chief Weber and
! A. R. Keifer.
On Thursday evening last a charming enter
tainment was given at Sherman hall, for the
benefit of the organ fund of st. John the
| Evangelist church. The artistic character OF
the programme, and the great success of the
affair have been chrouicled in previous issues
| of the GLOBE. The programme, which rep
resented some of the best artistic ability in st.
Paul, was as follows:
Trio-Violin, Violin Cello and Piano. .Fesce.
Profs. Otto Schmidt, Saroni and Manner.
Duetto-Martha. .FlotOw.
Messrs. Geo. w. Draper and w. L. Anderson.
Ballad-"Once Again. ...,....... Sullivan.
Aria-'Viso suo veder," ......... Gounod.
Miss May Thurston.
Solo, Violin-sC Concerto" De Beriot.
Prof. Otto Schmidt
Tenor SoloA"Be thou faithful unto Death, -
Mendelsohn-Mr. George w. Draper AE5s
Bass Solo--"The Monk, ...... .Meyerbeer
Mr.. w. L. Anderson.
Reading---"John Burns.'of Gettysburg" Bret
Hart--Lieut. Edward Mcguire.
PART II.
Duetto-"E "Ebben per mia memora''. .Rossini
Misses May and Nellie N. Thurston.
Ballad-Selected: Mr.. Geo. w. Draper
Trio-Violin, Violin Cello and Piano. .Fescie
Profs. Schmidt, Saroni and Manner
Ballad-When the Leaves begin to Turn. White
Miss May Thurston.
Ballad-"London Bridge. Malloy
Mr.. w. L. Anderson.
Quartette-'Spring is Coming''.... Goldbeck
Misses May and Nellie Thurston, w. j.
Dyer and Mr.. FahnestOck.
Accompanied. est............. Prof. Frank Wood
! Going to Essrope.
G. Bischof, the well-known musician, was
rendered banquet at Turner hall last evening
by his friends. Mr.. Bischof leaves for Eu-
rope this evening with Mr.. Peter Rouen and
Willie Knoblauch, the young violinist, who