St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-13

Mr. Hemenway, Mr.. Shae,
Mr. CatIln. Mr.. Detwieler,
Mr. Johnston, Mr.. Mortgage,
Mr. Butt Mr.. Taylor,
Mr. Weatherby, Mr.. Whitney,
Mr. GriggS, Mr.. keyser,
Mr. How, Mr.. Merrill,
Mr.. Morton, MIR. Barr.
Mr. C. G.. TitcOmb. musical director.
Mr.. l.. ID. Powers will be the interlocutor,
and the end business is in charge of the fol-
lowing well-knOwn gentlemen, whose abil-
ity as amateur comedians is already estab-
lished:
Bones. Tambos
Mr. Wilkes, Mr.. Flournoy,
Mr.. Allen, Mr.. Hay,
Mr.. H. Weatherby. Mr.. Doherty.
Mr.. Newell takes charge of the stage and
Mr.. SQuires acts as treasurer. The first
part, besides four new end songs, is COM
posed of three rousing choruses: The
Bold Jack Tar" by Mr.. Cannon, the six
tet from Patience, Mr.. How's tenor song.
''Rosalie.'' and Il double quartet in Annie
Laurie" a concert program rarely given,
closing with the very funny "St. Paul
Guards" In the second part the banjo
nine appears as OF old, and Mr.. FlOurnOy
has new act arranged and ready. The
ZOuaye military drill will be new, as will
be Mr.. Doherty's Irish comedy act and Mr..
Sherry in his artistic song and dance. The
concluding act must of course be local. and
Scenes in the JobberS' Union Club room, :"
with the variety and dramatic parts intro
duced, fills the bill and ends an entertain
ment that should not only be enjoyable,
but put a gOOdly sum into the Golfers of the
deserving charities to be benefited. Re-
hearsals are going on taking place every
Tuesday and Friday night at Whitney's
music store.
NEVADA.
At Home feels it his duty to remind
the readers of the Sunday GLOBE that the
peerless young diva. Emma Nevada, to-
gether with her unrivalled opera troupe,
will appear at Exposition rink on Tuesday
evening, Dee. %. and give one of her in
comparable concerts, which has electrified
the muSc-lOving world of Europe and
America. She recently closed an engage
ment at San Francisco, where she was re-
ceved with furOre almost equal to that
which characterized her debut in Italy,
where her enthusiastic admirers took the
horses from her carriage and drew her to
her hotel. with deafening shouts of admira-
uon. she closed an engagement at Denver
city last evening" and the Associated Press
reports state that her success was without
parallel since the days of Jenny Lind. She
received a perfect ovation. The coming
week she sings in Chicago and will SING
at Exposition rink on Tuesday evening
the 22d, giving but one concert. The ro.
mantle history of this little Western girl
who is indebted to the generosity of MIR
Mackey, the noted California bonanza king.
for the means to pursue her musical educa-
ton. together with her marvellous voice, has
made her veritable queen of song and the
pride of every American lover of music
The enterprise which brings such a world
famous artist to St. Paul should be literally
patronized. as it shows to the world that
st. Paul can afford to say that the best is
none too good for her music-loving people.
The Woman's Relief corps of Acker Post,
No. 81, St. Paul. will give a supper, con-
Guiding with dance. for the benefit of its
relief fund, Thursday evening. the 18th inst.
The ladies are making extensive arrange
mentS for the entertainment of their guests,
and we have no heStancy in prophesying one
of the most successful and ENJOYABLE affairs
of the kind ever given in st. Paul. The
officers of this corps for the ensuing year
are: President. Mrs. Eunice Quick; senior
vice president Mrs. DR.. Merritt; junior vice
president, Mrs. Levi Sheire; chaplain, Mrs.
T. II. Steenstra; conductor. Mrs. Elizabeth
Branston: guard, Miss c. Martini; treasurer,
Mrs. Dodge. Delegates TO the Woman's
Relief Corps convention to be held at Min
neapolis in January: Mrs. S. S. Il. Light
bourn. Mrs. Elizabeth Branston, Mrs. Dr..
Merritt, Mrs. Louisa Hager.
Acker Post No 81, this city. will give a
reception the evening of the 22d inst. that