Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-05

This young society works diligently under
the able leadership of Mr. Theodore Hen.
ringer, and cannot fail of appreciation
and success.
The annual concert of the Germania
Society at the Atheneum tom orrow
evening promises to be one of the finest
musical treats of the season. A pro-
gramme of choice numbers has been ar
ranged and those attending may feel sure
of good time.
The Clayonian L. S. and S. club will
give its second annual rec option at Sher-
man hall on Thursday evening, the 10th
inst. The club is now in in fourishing
condition, and no efforts will be spared on
the part of the members to make this
party one of the most ENJOYABLE events OF
| the season.
A week from next Wednesday will be
given the first grand ball nasque under
the auspices of the employees of the Union
Depot Eating house. On the day of the
ball a grand street procession will be
given, and judging from the lavish man
ner in which the affair is gotten up, it
will prove highly entertaining and sue
cessful.
| The union club held its third grand re-
ception at their hall, corner of Seventh
| and Jackson streets, on last Friday night
The hall was beautifully decorated and
| presented fine appearance. About sixty
couples attended and danced until long
into the morning. The club proposes to
give one more on next Friday evening, at
the same place.
The Once-a- Week Club give the last
party of the series next Wednesday even
ing. The Grand Finale Masquerade takes
place on the 18th inst 1t will be strictly
private, as only members of the club and
| their friends will be admitted Prizes
will be given to the first lady or gent in
full mask, best comic lady OF gent mask
and the best group. 1t will no doubt be a
grand success.
In the interests Of art Prof. NJ. 81.
Holmes, late of the Chicago school of art,
is doing work in this city which caunot
be over estimated. In connection with
his art studio he has established wom-
ems art exchange and classes have been
formed in painting in oil, water color,
India Ink, sepia, decorating, pastel work.
crayon, antique and perspective drawing
and sketching from nature. His studio
at Bridge Square will well repay visit.
On Friday evening the Beethovens,
with Prof PREM, rendered Mr.. Albert
Scheffer delightful serenade. Mr..
Scheffer in q happy, little speech,
thanked the society for the compliment,
and invited the gentlemen to his house,
in order to explain to DR.. G. Stamm, who
was present, that the serenade was in
tended for Mr.. Scheffer and not for the
Cdr" as the latter stoutly main
tanned. Song and sociality reigned for
two hours, when the meeting adjourned,
having had right royal time.
Invitations are out for the first annual
reception Of the Allen Light Guards to
take place at Market hall next Thursday
evening. Elaborate arrangements have
been made for the affair and the many
friends of the organization may rest as
sured of a fine reception and good time
generally. The occasion will be enliv-
ened by music, dancing supper and dur
ing the evening the silent drill will be
given by picked squad. The drill con-
sists of thirty nine movements without an
order
The old and favorite play of ''The
Stranger" for many years standard at
traction on the English and American
stage, will be rendered this evening for
the first time IN the language of its an
thor, Kotzebue, at the Athen@um by the
dramatic division of the German society.
This club also contemplates repetition
of its highly successful rendition of 9th
clio at an early date, the occasion to be
made the complimentary benefit to Miss
Julia Riedt, a talented and most estima-
BILE lady member of the club.
The Maennerchor has in active re-
hearsal the latest great work of Johann
Strauss, the king Of waltzes, entitled
''Myrthen Bluethen," Myrtle Blossoms)
magnificent and ravishing waltz in four
parts, composed in honor of the late nup-
tials of and dedicated to Rudolph, the
crown prince Of Austria and his lovely
Belgian princess, Stephanie. The Orches-
trail parts are also on the way, and the en-
tire work, which will produce a sensa-
ton, will first be rendered at the grand
carnival of the German society, on the
Goth inst, by the Maennerchor and Sci
| bert's grand orchestra.
Messrs Frank Werner, Henry Meyer
ding and Adolp Rank were the honored
| recipients Of grand surprise serenade by
their fellow members of the Maennerchor
| On the 2sth ult, The calls were made in
the order above given, interspersed in
each case BY short and pithy congratu-
latory address by the president of the So
ciety, Capt. Otto Dreher, and responded
to by the recipients in such words as
| their complete surprise allowed them to
| find expression in. All of these surprises
| were rendered in honor of the birthdays
of the beloved colleagues of the singers,
| and it is needless to say that the warmth
of the reception IN each case fully com
pensated the singers for their outdoor
efforts, with the mercury at fifteen below
zero.
The annual great carnival of the Ger
man society vi" axe p'sce 1t the Ath-
enaum on Monday, II 20ln inst. Grand
and extensive preparations are being
made by the different branches of the
organization to produce entirely new and
interesting features, and to eclipse all
previous efforts Prizes will be distrib-
/ ,,fod RI tho amount of e60 in cold amor