Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-18

ton in honor Of the st. Paul guests, thu
! appointments OF which were SUMPTION!
and perfect. They returned home clarinet
| with their Visit.
Gounod's Grand Mass, Soleminis, will bt
given at the Cathedral On Christmas morn
ing. The chorus will be largely increased
for this mess, and with the full strength OF
Siobert's orchestra. all under the baton OF
Professor Wm. M@nner, satisfactory
production of this grand composition may
be anticipated.
Miss Annie AveriIl, daughter of Gen.
John T. Averil, gave an elegant birthday
dinner to a few of her friends at the
Metropolitan last evening. The covers
were laid for ten couples and the tables
were a5undantIy decorated with flowers.
The cards were Designed and painted by
tbs accomplished hostess.
The young men of MannheImer Bros
great dry goods house have made very
elaborate arrangements for very pleasant
and graceful reception at Sherman hall.
on Friday evening, December IA. 1t is III
tended to be very select affair and only
a limited number of tickets have been is-
sued. The best of music has been pro-
vided and an elegant supper will be
served.
A rare collection of works of art in the
shape of Italian marble and alabaster
statuary, grosp7, vases, urns and bric-a
brac was sold in st. Paul, the past week,
by a New York importing house. The
bulk of the stock was purchased by Mr..
Edward H. Briggs, the well known drug
gist, who will use the choicest articles for
the decoration OF his new and elegant res
idence on Western avenue.
The new organ at the Assumption
church will be in good shape by the last Of
the present week, and sacred concert will
be given on Sunday evening the 18th inst.
at p. m. at which some of the best mu-
steal talent in the city will be present, and
take part in the same. Tickets for the
concert will be on sale the first part of the
week, and places where they can be had
announced, and programmes will be dis
tributed.
The lady friends of G company will
hold a meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
armory, to perfect the arrangements for
the secoNd week in December. The ladies
are requested to be prompt in their at
tendance at $50 p. IN. There is a good
deal of business TO be attended to and as
the time is short promptness ana energy
are required, in order to perfect the ar
engagements.
The st. Paul Music and Dramatic Jour
nal has the following: The Sunday even
ing concerts take place after this, at regu-
lar intervals OF two weeks, alternately with
the dramatic entertainments at the Athe-
n@um. With proper and friendly strive
between music and drama, much good can
be accomplished for our city in giving
them rood, healthy and moral Sunday en-
tertainments on these long and dreary
winter evenings. Let Us go to church
in the morning!
Signor JannOtta has been very industri-
ously engaged for some time IN preparing
for the naxt concert of the Choral society.
The st. Paul Music aud Dramatic Journal
thus speaks of his work The Choral So
ciety under the baton of Signor Jannetta,
will give its first concert of this season on
next Thursday evening, at the Grand OPP
era house. The Signor has been very &C
tive these last few weeks, dividing his
time of rehearsing between the orchestra
and chorus, and next Thursday will show
the results of his labors. The programme
is good one and we say the "Gade CRU
saders" alone is worth all your Investments
made in behalf of the Choral society TO,
this season.