St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-16

the armory on Thursday, DEFENDERS. The
exhibition drill will be from 70 10 p. m,
and those not desiring to dance can have an
opportunity to see one OF the best drilled
companies in the country.
On Saturday last Mi SIS Annie Sehoparth
left st. Paul for Butte City, VI. T., where she
will visit her sister for about two months.
All who have had the pleasure of hearing
Miss Schonarth's agreeable voice, and who
have enjoyed her pleasant society, viii wish
her much pleasure in her visit.
During the week st. Paul has been very
much honored by the visitation of distin-
guished people. On Tuesday the Rt Hon.
J. Norquay, OF her majesty's government,
Winnipeg, was at the metropolitan. On the
same day Count de Beauchamps, Count and
Viscount de Dore, were in ST. Paul on their
way east from Billings, Mont, and Major
Alexander Mackenzie, q. S. corps Of en-
gineers, was at the Metropolitan.
The twenty-sixth anniversary of the St.
Paul Turnverein, on Monday evening lsst.
was pronounced by all attendants very
creditable and satisfactory exhibit OF the
teachings Of the young aud active members
of this hourishing society. The programme
for the evening reflected credit and honor on
Prof. Herman, the instructor, aud mis- class.
The audience was very large, aud enjoyed
the festivities to a full measure into the
small hours of the next morning.
Next Tuesday evening the Rev. ]. Hal
stead Carroll, d. d. >, will lecture at Plymouth
church, st. Paul, for the benefit Of the Wo-
mans Christian Home. The subject Of his
lecture is "From the Barney Stone to vesu-
Win nr fc
esting and entertaining speaker, bright and
original thinker, possessed of rare descrip-
tive powers. The lecture viii surely be
pleasing and valuable and should attract lib
eral public interest
The services of the Great Western band
have been secured for the new roller rink on
Fourth street opposite the new GLOBE build
ing, and good music TO a good class of pat
roDs viii be the order of things generally at
this grand place of amusement. No pains
nor outlay will be spared TO make the rink
the center Of attraction during the coming
winter. The rink will be lO0x200 feet inside
the walls, will have large galleries and ante
rooms, large balcony for the band, heated
with steam and lighted by electricity.
The rink is promised for grand opening
about the 10th of next month. The manage
ueDL is lnlFuSlcu I'd anu experienced
hands that will surely succeed in plotting the
grand enterprise TO a successful issue.
The ladies of the First Methodist church
inaugurated novel and grateful innovation
on the chronic and time honored chicken
pie supper last Friday evening by serving a
delicious chickeD-pie feast The church
oyster is becoming ancient, but chickens
| are chickens. especially when they are
Cleveland pullets, and this change looks like
| the commencement of Democratic reform.
The festival was held in the newly arranged
and enlarged vestry OF the church, which is
now quite elegant and spacious. Il is hand
somely carpeted and will be provided with
comfortable chairs for Sunday school, meet
ing and lyceum purposes. At the supper
ten pies of generous dimensions were served
aud speedily disposed of, and palatial
chicken coop, handsomely decorated with
ribbons, was left without an occupant,