St. Paul daily globe., 1885-11-19
SOCIAL AND MUSICAL.
Minneapolis People Who Enjoy
Themselves and Are Gay.

Minnea polls People Who Enjoy
Themselves and Are Gay.
The organ recitals at Gethsemane church
by Prof Russell 4. Joy seem to grow in
popularity as the season advances. The
fifth and closing evening was that of last
night, which found very good audience
present and brought an excellent musical
feast. The selections by MI. JOY were a
prelude and fugue in A minor from Bach,
Rhelnberger's intermezzo in G, a portion of
the symphony by List to Dantes ''Divina
Commedia," variations in A fiat, by Thiele.
and Wely's wel-known otfertory in G. The
vocal assistance was given by Miss Lillian
E. Stoddard and Henry Elliott. the soprano
and tenor, respectively, OF the Church of
the Redeemer choir, each OF whom sang a
solo and united in duet. Prof. Joy, by
request, interpolated an additional number,
which was well received.
A highly interesting amateur perform
ance was given last evening at Curtiss hall
under the auspices OF the Northwestern
Conservatory of Music. Miss Ida Geel-
muyden, niece Of Ole Bull, made her first
appearance as pianiste. and Miss Myrta
French conservatory pupil, as vocalist.
The program was quite short, with two
SOuSS dllu buIe6 diiu
afforded an hours very profitable entertain
ment.
Minneapolis upper tendon is considerably
excited over the reception to be given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lowry this evening.
The handsome residence will be beautifully
decorated for the occasion. and Mrs. Lowry
will be assisted III receiving her guests by
four lady friends.
Jacob II. Powell and Miss Mary NJ. Pal
mer were married at the Lyndale Congrega-
tional church last evening.
.'Ye Olde FolkeS' concerto" which was
such a success at Bethlehem church on
Tuesday evening, was repeated with equal
merit at Westminster last evening.
The Earnest Workers gave pleasing en-
tertainment last evening at the First Con-
gregatiOnal church on the East side.
Miss Edith Mack will entertain the Acorn
club this evening.
Miss Belle w. McCabe of Wheeling W.
Va, who has spent the fall with her
cousin, Mrs H. 7. Black, returned home
last evening via Columbus, where she will
spend week.
A musicale was the additional attraction
at the Hebrew fair last night. An immense
crowd was in attendance.
w. D. Washburn delivered an address at
the Nordens' fair last night The attend
ance holds out well and the receipts promise
to be large.
On Tuesday the nuptials of John E. Cul
len of Minneapolis and Miss Julia Kennedy
of Watertown. Wis, were sOlemnized by
the Rev. Henry McGolrick at the Church of
the immaculate Conception in the presence
of friends. The happy pair were recipients
of large number of rich and elegant gifts
from admiring friends. They are at home
at No. S29 South Third street. The BRIDE
groom has been in the employ of the Amer
lean Express company for five years and is
one of the most popular and trusted EN-
ployes in this part Of the country.
Last evening particularly happy we'd
ding occurred in St. Marks church. The
contracting parties were George Warner
and Miss Emma Noddn. May was the
caterer. and sumptuous repast was served
at the residence of the brides parents sub
sequent to the ceremonies. The presents
were numerous and costly.