St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-12

| Thomas O'Brien and j. J. McCafferty. In
the evening the club held a reception. Yes
terday morning the officers of the club visited
the home OF President Lawlor at Prairie du
Chen, where genuine Irish hospitality was
dispensed.
Mother Jarley's Waxworks," given under
the auspices of the ladies of the Church of
st. john the Evangelist, on Thursday and
Friday evenings, were great success. The
school house adjoining the church was
crowded with an appreciative audience Mr.
Morton Barrows as Mrs. farley was fnimit-
able, and kept the audience in continuous
laughter. Edward Corning, remembered
anccntly as one of the 'Babes in the Wood, I"
shone III the character of Mr.. Stun, while
Miss Noble, as Little Nell, created charm
ing impression. The demon of progressive
euchre came in for knockout during the
representation, which would probably have
finished spirit less tenacious of life.
FUTURE EVENTS.
The date of the German clubs german is
not yet settled
Prof. L. Wolf will give his farewell hop at
Arion hall on April Is.
The Metropolitan band and orchestra will
give ball at Turner hall April 16.
On Tuesday evening the West Side rink
will give Mother Hubbard sociable
Company D will give dress drill at the
armory on April 90, to be followed by
dance.
A literary, dramatic and musical enter
tainment will be given by the Crusaders on
April 16.
Edward Fales, an old West side resident,
will lecture on The Life Beautiful at Lieder-
tafel hall April 20.
The social of the Clinton Avenue church
young people will be repeated at the West
Side gymnasium this week.
On Thursday evening Mrs. Kennedy of
Dayton avenue will entertain the Alpha and
Omega progressive euchre club.
Capital Legion No. 3 will, next Thursday
evening, pay fraternal visit to Harmonic
Lodge No II, A. o. U. w, in uniform.
Cornell university alumni will hold a ban
quet in Minneapolis on May L. About
twenty old Cornell men will attend from st.
Paul.
Mrs o. c. Green will receive on the after
noon of Wednesday, April Is, assisted by her
daughter, Miss Shelter, at the family resi-
dencc on Summit avenue.
The marriage of C. B. Birchall and Miss
Kate Towlerton will take place Tuesday
at Joseph's church. The couple started for
an extended Eastern tour after the we'd
ding.
The bachelors ball, to be given April II at
the Metropolitan, is still the absorbing topic
of interest among future events. 1t prom
ises to eclipse all similar events Of the
season.
A concert will be given by Miss A. McIver,
mezzo soprano; Harry Drake, tenor; John
Shea, baritone; j. c. Hannley, baritone:
Miss A. Haas, elocutionist, at College hall
next Friday evening.
Prof Beggs' children's classes will give
their closing party at Turner hall on April II.
Fancy dancing will be special feature of
the evening. The children's dance will be
followed by general hop.
The st. Paul Turn Verein is making great
preparation to commemorate the anniversary
of Lincoln's death next Wednesday evening
at Turner hall. Addresses will be made by
Gov. Davis in English and Charles Fl. Lienau
in German. The German singing societies
will sing in one chorus and the active mem
bers of the Turner society will perform liv-
ing pyramid, representing Liberty striking
the chains from the slaves. Seberts Or
chestra will play, and admittance will be free.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Ansel Oppenheim is at home from New
York.
The Misses stickney returned from Wash
ington on Sunday.
W. H. Schumacher and wife have returned
from New Orleans and Cuba.
Gen. r. w. Johnson left Washington on
Tuesday for Atlanta, whence he will return
home, accompanied by his brother
Judge Simons is entertaining c. Emmer-
ich of Fort Bertholdi.
Mr.. Seligman, the cattle king and banker
of Helena, has been visiting st. Paul friends
during the week. On Thursday he enter
tanned a number of the latter very hand
somely at dinner party at Cafe Brevoort.
Mr.. Stanley Proudft is entertaining his
brother of Madison, Wis, where the latter is
prominent member of society circles.