Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-14

ana invited friends fOr all or whom very
tasty and handsome invitation card, pro-
gramme, have been prepared which will
be delivered by mail and special messen-
ger. The programme of the festival is in
three parts containing pleasing features
enough to satisfy the tastes of,all who may
be invited to participate and is as follows:
THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF THE ORGANIZATION
OF THE GERMAN SOCIETY.
Part I.
Director Prof. J. P. Kerker.
Overture. 90. "Jubilee''. .Kelar Bella
Seibert's Orchestra.
Male Chorus "Enchantment" :. .Kreuger
Maennerchor.
Tenor Solo. 49,. "Dreams of YOUTH 80. .Abt
Mr.. Geo. Bielits.
Selection "Operatic Pearls ...... Heinicke
Orchestra.
Soprono Solo "Das Erste Lied" Gumbert
Miss Annie Schonarth
Duo Humoresque. "Dentist and Peasant
f. Werner and P. J. Giesen.
Male Chorus "Rheinfahrt'' 800. .Bescheott
Maennechor and Baritone solo.
Part u.-Theatre.
THE NEW ROMEO.
Or, The Stage Struck Copyist.
Dramatis personae, by members of the dra-
matte division. After this, a social 'Kraenz-
chem will conclude the evenings entertain
ment, which cannot fail of being a most de-
hghtful treas to the members and their guests.
FUTURE EVENTS.
tits the intention of the German society
to give regular dramatic or operate en-
tertainment semi-monthly during the
season inaugurated to-day. The repertoire
of the dramatic division has been arranged
for long time ahead, and the musical di-
vision, under the able direction of Prof.
Kerker, is also in splendid trim for any
call that may be made upon it. Thus,
Benedix's "Relegated Students will follow
the anniversary entertainment, while on
November 18th, being Schiller's anniver-
sary, Laube's magnificent play of "Die
Karlschueler'' will be produced III honor of
the occasion. This well nigh classic pro-
duction introduces in its cast the charac-
ter of the immortal Schiller himself, as
we'll as all of those revolutionary and re-
bellious students of the ''Duke Charles In
stitute," who afterwards banded together
under the leadership of the renowned Carl
Moor, the history and adventures of whom
furnished Schiller the material for his
"Robbers." Shakespeare, Schiller and
Goethe will each be drawn upon during
the season, bat the definite selections from
these sources have not been fully made,
while it is probable, however, that "Julius
Cesar" or "The Merchant of Venice" will fill
the Shakspearean night. 'The Magic
Slippers" new grand eomedy-farce, ''Oh,
These Men," new society play, and other
novelties, are on the tapis, while several old
favorites will possibly experience revival.
TERPsICHOREAN.
A committee Of the youthful members
of the society have for some time been
circulating subscription list and have
had fine success in securing members to
series of subscription kraenchen to be
inaugurated and carried on under the aus
pices of the German society on some reg
ular week day to be yet determined at the
athenaum.
REPAIRS AND RENovArIoNs
that have for some time been contempla-
ted will shortly improve the athen@um
hall and basement, while the public i'm
provements being hurried forward will
soon make all the approaches safe and
pleasant.
GERMAN OPERA.
Impressario Isenstein, of st. Louis aud
Chicago, will shortly favor us with "Der
Freischuetz" and "Merry War" His conf
pany is large and talented, the costuming
superb, the soloists frst-class, the chorus
we'll drilled and the orchestrs up to every
requirement.. The public and the press