Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-02
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The WIZARD sTEREoPTIooN.
The German society entertained its men
bers and friends with novel and interest
ing soiree on Thanksgiving night. Through
the kindness of Capt. Quinn and his gen
tlemanly assistant in the engineer depart
msnt, Prof. Leasing, the large and pow
erful stereopticon, was made to do service
in an improved manner over the well
known 'slaterna magica segnces." The
captain manipulated the instrument in a
mastery manner, while Prof Leasing acted
as cicerone instructor and guide to a de-
hghtful and beautifully effective
journey, by high pressure river palace
steamer from st. Paul down the MISSISSIPPI
pi and from,the nee on and on to New
York, England, France, the Legendary
Rhine. romantic Switzerland, classic Italy,
and the great metropolis of the Turk. In
conclusion number of local novelties
were thrown upon the canvas to the in
tense delight of the attentive auditory and
finally the children were set wild with Joy,
by a series of movable comic and coiored
productions of a most charming effect,
while the climax was capped by the ''twin
babies good night" The entertainment
was q great success and the wish was gen
orally and universally expressed that
repetition may soon be arranged to which
larger audience should be invited, while
Capt. Quinn and Prof. Leasing were unan-
iLnously voted to be princes of the first
water and splendid types Of scholars, Off
Gers and gentlemen. The whole affair
wound up with social ''Kraenzchen'' for
which, as also during the interludes, Sci
bert's orchestra furnished the music and
not thing occurred to mar the most per
feet harmony and good feeling
during the entire evening.
IN sPE
The dramatic division will on next Sun
day produce q splendid new comedy by
Rosen, entitled sob! These Men!" for
which the rehearsals are already progress
ing. This comedy is one Of the best ever
written in modern times, and is in every
scene and character a mirror of daily life.
It's production in Europe created social
sensation, and while the author has not
drawn single tkankless role in the large
cast required he IVES especially liberal to-
| wards the ladies, of whom no less than
| seven are necessary for full and perfect
Interpretation of this his latest success.
The management is fully conscious of this,
its next undertaking, and will spare Meth
er trouble nor expense in giving and doing
full satisfaction.
SUBSCRIPTION KRlENZCHEN.
These popular winter evening pastimes
will soon be inauRursted, the series of the
German society consisting of twelve in
number with music by Seibert's orchestra.
and the reputation of the society as
| guaranty of pleasure, comfort, enjoyment
to every patron OF the same.
| ELECTION OF oFFIcEEs.
The German society at its last semi
annual meeting, at which the society was
shown to be in most prosperous condition,
also elected its general officers for the
| coming term of six months as follows:
President, Mr.. J. c. Kahlert (rs-elected)
| Vice president, Mr.. VIM. Platte 50
| General manager, Mr.. Otto Dreher SO
Financial manager, MI. ". Bickel Z"
Internal manager, Mr.. F. Werner So
! These managers being also the beard of trus-
ts2s
Secretary, Mr.. Fritz Schneider.
Treasurer, Mr.. John J. Penner tre-elected. J
Librarien, Mr.. Paul Kuehn g.
THE HAENNKRoHoR.
At its last meeting this (musicaO diyi-
sion of the German society honored the
following gentlemen with positions of
trust and glory, minus pecuniary profit:
Chairman, VIM. Platte.
Secretary T. Schneider.
Arehivarian, Julius Tietz.
COMMITTEES OF Music, Messrs. F. Werner, Otto