Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-12

the many friends of the Heydersteadt family
She is well pleased with our city, and viii
| probably stay with us all summer before she
| again returns to her estate in Germany.
THE Home for the Friendless is ono of the
most deserving charitable institutions in .tht
| city, and fills a need in the community. Il
] makes but few appeals to the public, and de-
serves generous recognition. On next Sat
turday afternoon, June 18th, the annual straw.
bsrryi festival will be given at the Home
These entertainments are always enjoyed, aside
from the knowledge that the patrons have
that they are aiding worthy cause and that the
will furnish means to give pleasure in the
shape of aid and comfort to the destitute.
Mrs. Uri l.. Lamprey's last soiree musicale
proved, indeed, a treat to those who were for
tunate enough to be present, and there were
many guests. The musicians and singers
rendered their parts to perfection. The Or
chestra and choruses did remarkably well under
Mr.. Sealey's dictatorship, and he may well be
prohd of the honors he has earned. Miss
Shafer sang the ''Ship on Fire" with much ex-
preston and beauty. Mr.. Ostrander's fine
singing received a well-merited encore, which
he responded to by whistling the knocking
Bird" Mrs. Lamprey sang beautifully, and
her t:uly grand voice shone forth in all
its splendor in Fabriels difficult role of
Con Mighty Pens," from Hayden's Crea-
ton, as also in Rossini's "Inflammatus, +"
from the "Stabat Mater' were the glorious
tones heard to advantage. One could see her
heart controlled her voice, as she sang with
musicales have been a source of real pleasure
to many, and all regret this is to be the last
one until next winter.
Mr.. George Benz, the well known whole
sale merchant of this city, will leave tonight
for an extended trip to Europe, expecting to be
absent several months. He will be accompa-
MED by his daughter, Miss Lottie Benz, his
sister Mrs. II. Orleman and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
FL. Schilliger, old and respected residents of
the the Sixth ward. They will sail on the 18th
for Brennan, and he will first visit his mother,
who is residing in the old home, at Ostehaffen
on the Rhine. His next concern will be to
call on his son who is student of chemistry
and physiology at the college in Zurich,
tutiOns of learning in the world.
The son of Mr.. Benz has been absent for
three years and he has made wonderful pro-
ficiency in his favored studies, having already
been rendered professorship at one of the
colleges in Europe. He studies with the i'm
passloned zeal of genius and will probably
remain for another year. Mr.. Benz and party
Will Visit France, England, Germany, SWltzer-
land, and may visit the czar. In their trip
they will be accompanied by the best wishes
of a host of friends in this city, who hope
them bon voyage and safe return.
Musical programme to be played by Dyer &
Howard's band, at strawberry festival of Day
ton Avenue Church, Tuesday evening,
June 14th:
PART 7.
Quickstep, 18th regiment. .......... .Cogswell
Waltz, Chevalier.
Selection, Pm Trab ling Back. ...... .Berdan
Waltz, Adeline. Observation-Disclosures Wissenbam
PART II.
Quickstep, National Guard. 49,. .Frankenfeld
Galop, The Trumpeter. .'.-. Borenscheim
Andante and waltz, Sounds from the
Forest Observation-Disclosures. McCosh
March, Geneva. ....................