Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-02
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The entire affair was a great social sue
cess.
On Thursday evening the Young Pee
pies association of the First Baptist
church were given g reception by The
Misses Hope OF Irving Park Il was a
very pleasant affair and was intended az
farewell tribute to Mr. WE. BENJAMIN.
the president of the society, who viii
shortly return East TO reside. Several
choice selections Of music were given and
after supper an elegant basket Of flowerg
was presented 10 the retiring president.
as mark of esteem and TO show the an
probation of his connection with the ST.
ciety.
The Odd Fellows will celebrate the
sixty-third anniversary of their order On
Wednesday, the Goth inst, by q grand
parade and ball in this city. twenty-five
lodges and encampments from Minneapo-
liz, saltwater, Pennington, Mortified,
Hudson, Prescott, Mankato and other
neighbOring cities have accepted invita-
tons and are expected 10 be present. The
following programme will be followed
During the forenoon the visiting lodges
viii be received at the Union depot and
escorted to the Market hall where dinner
will be served from 10 to l. AT D. IA. l.
procession will be formed at Market hall,
and, after parade, VIII proceed to Rice
park, where an address of welcome will
be delivered by Edward Rotert, which
Will be followed by short addresses from
DIR. Wechsler, Rev. j. Marvin and othere.
In the evening there VIII be q ball a.
W OF "a tn q R.aita n
ing to dance and also q meeting at God
Fellows hall for the older members Of the
order. Il good time Is expected.
Sherman hall was transformed Lass
evening into q veritable bower Of sprites
and fairies, for surely more captivating
or bewitchiDg sight than that presented
has rarely been witnessed in st. Paul
The occasion was the annual reception
and German" of Prof Malc0lm's
juvenile class in dancing. The dancing
commenced at $50 o'clock and carriages
were ordered at $3.50 o'clock, thus enabling
the festivities TO cease in season for the
children's bed time. About thirty
couple were present, ranging ia
years from 5 to 10 or II years of age
They were accompanied by their parents
and friends and the sealing capacity chi
the spacious hall was completely filed
The children of course monopolized all
attention. They were beautiful and
sweet as flowers in May and thrice az
welcome. The scene is only comparable
10 bevy of beautiful elves, as it ein-
bodied all the charm OF rich and varied
color, enchanting melody and the very
poetry of motion. The fayors were costly
md A
programme was gwen and the affair re-
bounded creditably to the professor.
Tie coxeert at az 8tA.9aevssl
The Sunday evening concert by The
German Society, the Great Western Band
and Seibert's orchestra will take place al
the Athenaeum this evening, when tho
following programme win be presented
l. March, "The Favorite." -. Heed.
.. Potpourr of Popular Songs. Claus
g. Pleasant Memories. ............ Boyer
Great Western Blud
FART L.
g. Overture, "Tantalusqualen" 800 Supye
5. Dialect Recitation, "Auf dem
Rigi," .........,.. -. Lauterbaeh-
MIR. Gustav A. StohlEainn,
6 $a. Kaiser GAyolts -....;..;. Moriey-
u SaiNtI L o'hd, \SOI uct eVtVs NaAIiuh'tSef
Ed. 1illemaa.
PART III
2. Walker. "Myrth-ntluethen," 49, Strsues
S, Tenor Solo, Let me dream again.
Mr.. II. w. Heyde,
| 9 March. 'tGustav's,".. .Stsendicks.
Orchestra.
a URtqne " O2Is
The missionary band OF the FRS;
Baptist church. comprising twenty-five
of its young lady members, conceived
the idea of each one designing and MAX
ing a fine artistic silk or satin block, at
cordlng to each individual taste aud
| fancy, and combine them into one elabo-
| rate and beautiful quilt aud dispose of IL
| 10 the best advantage, and devote the
proceeds to the missionary cause. There
| being twelve missionary stations WITH
| which the young ladies are in correspon-
dence, the name Of each was embroidered
ia white silk upon black satin back
ground, the name diverglng from circle
| in the center of the block in every dlree
ton, giving it a unique and hand
SONIC appearance. The quilt embcdy-
| ing as it docs the ingenuity of design o:
SD many minds, contains many pleasing
con irastS from The most aesthetic and
! modern TO the quaint and ancient pat
| terms of the past. Your humble scribe
pronounced it as beautiful rs dream OF
fairy land, ia every shade and color be-
ing 30 srtistically blended and varying il
| design that IL seemed shsd0wy reGec
ton of some beautiful picture or land
Bcape. Ithas recently been voted TO pur-
chase it by subscription and present it q
Mrs. Barnes, the wife Of the pastor who
has been spending the winter in Florida,
| and is expected TO return shortly. Il villa
no doubt be an agreeable surprise as we'll
| as valued mennonite, coming as it does
from &C many of her young friends.
Ne raul TG-si Masters.
Preparations are now nearly complete
for the grand bail of Itssca Division,
No. q Of the Yard Masters Mutual Ben
eft association. which will ta4o place
Tuesday enining. April IL, at Sherman
hall. The boys all say they will make II
the grand social event of tho season.
Prof Stein'S orchestra is engaged for
the occasion which is guarantee tha!
the light fantastic toe will have the re-
CURED stimulant which good music alone
can diEuse.
FIRST class carriages will be attendance
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