St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-19
MINNEAPOLIS GF.OBUL ES.

The Casino rink has been leased for the
dinner to be given 1000 poor children Thurs
day. Dec. 80. The general committee Will
meet at Mrs J. NJ. RObinson's, 6o3 Seventh
street. Monday at 2 D. m, to make arrange
! meltS.
Articles incorporating the Minneapolis
| Glass Manufacturing company were filed yes
terday by Jonn T. Blaisdell, r. p. Russell,
Donald Kennedy, @. L. Larpenter, NJ. II. Crit
| tenden, W. o. Winston and S. ID. Smell. The
| capital stock is placed at $1,000 in shares of
| 81, 00J each.
| At tn, dime museum this week the trained
birds, the Guyasticutus, the wonderful Mile.
Aida, the London Ethescope and Hamilton S
| Brigat Lights are the particular features. AT
the Friday matinees French bOn-bons will be
distributed to the child. en-. On Christmas
day the doors will be opened at 10 a. M
Elegant invitations. perfect gems of the
engravers art are out for the reception and
ball to be given by the employees of Messrs.
| Segelbaum Bros. This is the first annual
| ball. and it will be held in the parors of the
Nicollet house on Thursday evening Dec. 30
| 1t promises TO be enjoyable affair.
! Six women and four men, who were found
| in Swede Kate's joint Saturday morning,
were yesterday arraigned in the municipal
| court upon the charge OF being found in a dis
orderly house. The women were committed
| for thirty days each and the men were fined
! $40 each.
At St. Marks Episcopal church. Sixth
street, between Hennepin and Nicollet ave-
| nues, Rev. T. B. Wells, ID. D., 81 Sixth street
| south, rector, there will be morning service
| and sermon at 80 d. m: Sunday school at
1915 p. m, and evening service and lecture
| on Lessons From the Life OF David at 1880
o. N. Monday evening the st. Mark S
! Chapter Brothert God of St. Andrew will meet
in the rectory. instead of the guild room, at
1880 o'clock.
The newsboys' home tender most hearty
| thanks to Msssrs. Eek & Morgan. managers
| of the benefit tournament given Friday even
| ing last Also to all the participants who
generously donated their time and talents, to
Prof Dupissis the printers, the managers
and owners of Washington rink, and to all
who helped in any way 10 bring about the
! grand success which has resulted from the
! entertainment.
A grand masquerade festival and caruiva
will pe held New Years day, Jan l, 1887, at
! 1870 D. m, at Turner hall, under auspices
of the Minneapolis Pleasure club. The bail
| will be one or 1.-The grandest ever held
in Minneapolis. Two valuable prizes will
be given away, tO-wit: For the most at
tractive gentleman's costume, solid dia-
| mond pin worth $40, and for the most attrac-
tive lady's costume, Il solid gold watch worth
500. Both valuables are placed for exhibit
ton at Cloasens jeweiry store, SIG Nicollet
avenue. A good musical programme has
been prepared for, and on the stage will be
| given songs, tableaus, eth. Tickets to this
| grand festival will be only rs cents.
NJ. L. Quinn delivered a lecture, the ninth
| in the series, at Gethssmane church last even
| ing TO the largest audience that has yet as
! sembled. The theme was Schubert and the
| Development of the German Folk Song" In
| these lectures the audience is always taken
into musical laboratory and shown how the
works of art are produced and music. The
| motif is furnished by the audience and Mr..
Quinn mprovises a piece illustrating the
style of the master under consideration. He
points out the difference between Schubert
and other composers in handling song poem
the others accompanying the words to music,
while he translates tue words into music.
Schubert furnishes the feminine elements and
Beethoven the masculine elements of the
modern school of composition. There will
be another lecture given on the Romantic
School OF the Opera and Weber" Oberon
will be the subject from which he will illus
trate.