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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08

sixth anniversary with an entertain
ment at Turner hall, Tuesday evening,
April 10. An interesting musical and
literary programme has been prepared.
The pupils of Mrs. Fl. Eddy gave
their second recital, at Whitney's music
rooms last Thursday evening, assisted
by Mrs, j. w. Thompson, Mrs. Lizzie
Erwin, and Prof. c. G. Titcomb.
The Amphion club, assisted by Miss
Ella Morris and George James, gave
their second public rehearsal at FOrd's
music rooms Tuesday evening.
The marriage of Dr.JOhn F.Fulton and
Miss Edith Wheaton will be solemniZed
next "Wednesday afternoon.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08
THE MONKS DIVERSION.

One of the pleasantest, best managed
affairs that has taken place in st. Paul
for some time was the party given by
the Monks at Evans hall last Tuesday
evening. w. H. Hyndman, W. S.
Getty, f. Skipwith, r. Bantoul, A. III.
Paget and DR.. McLaren were such hosts
as monastery seems little calculated
to produce. Mr.. Paget succeeded adj
mirably in being in several places at
one and the same time. Everybody was
delighted. sit was perfectly lovely
there were so many men," said the
girls; ''It was charming-there were so
many pretty girls" SAID the men. All
were in good spirits, the res ult of
Lenten rest, and the many fresh, dainty
toilets worn by the ladies were a result
of Lenten rest, too, perhaps. Several
brides graced the scene. Mrs. Manly
B. Curry made her first appearance in
St. Paul social circles that night.
She was pronounced an ideal
bride-sweet, unaffected, beautiful.
Her attractive face and figure were set
off by a low-necked dress of scarlet
tulle, worn without ornaments of any
I'd. Among the other brides were
Morrison, nee Babc0ck, who was
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08
1t Made a Difference.

81 am married, dear father cheerily wrote,
ITO the truest, most loving of wives;
My income is-ugh but the wealth of our
love
Will last to the end of our lives"
You're discarded for ever he holly replied.
How dare you wed poverty, shame?
Who si haVa eur y fa All uh1 no"
By way Of reply indited him thus:
There's misunderstanding, fear;
My income is-ugh but her income, dear
dad,
Is exactly five thousand year.
Toronto Mail
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08
THE NEWsBOYs' BENEFIT.

The first installment of amateur the
atricalS promised after Lent was given
at Turner hall, Tuesday evening, for
"Caste, or Hearts and Coronets" was
the play produced, the different parts
being taken by some of the best dra
matte talent in the city. George ".
Cory, a promising young amateur in
whom ST. Paul feels as much interest as
pride, made capital George D'Alroy,
and the part of Capt. Hautree, the
drawing guardsman, was especially
fitted to the ability of Samuel Gilbert.
AS Eccles' Ben johnson was equal to the
occasion. His imperSonation of the
character elected repeated and much
merited applause, as did also
the Girrldge of William l.. Banning,
Jr. p. B. WELLER as Dixon had
little to do, but he did that little well.
No fault could be found with Miss
Helen Davis as the MarqulSe de st.
Maus, and the Polly Eccles of Miss
Sophie Borup was highly compliment
airy to that young lady. Mrs. George
W. Cory's portrayal of Esther Eccles,
the ballet girl who captivated the high
bred D'Alroy. may perhaps be justly re-
garded as the most clever bit of acting
of the evening, and placed her in the
front rank of st. Paul amateurs. AS
whole, the entertainment, including the
orchestral features, which were rem
dered by professionals, was an ar
tiStic success. 1t was also, what affords
equal satisfaction, financial success.
THE SECOND ENTERTAINMENT.
Owing to the extremely diSagreeable
weather, there was but a fair attend
ance at the second entertainment given
at Turner's hall Wednesday evening for
the benefit of the Newsboys' home.
Hubert Gardeners romantic three-act
comedy, "Honor and Love-" was pre-
sented with splendid local cast and
elaborate and beautiful stage settings.
OF those taking part special mention is
due George w. Cory, who sustained the
difficult and somewhat disagreeable
role of the foreign villain in manner
such as to stamp him as an actor of no
mean ability. Mrs. George w. Cory as
Edith RavenshaW, looked and acted her
part to perfection. Her costumes were
elegant. Louis f. Shave, in the charac-
ter of the blatant Briton, did splendid
work. His droll and happy way of put
ting things earned him merited APP
plause. Miss May Norris, who LOOKED
cute and pretty as Lettice Gray, had
little to do, but did that little well.
Walter G. Hall made manly and hand
some Lord Adolphus, and was especially
clever in the love scenes. F. j. Shepard
did some good acting in the character of
the grief-stricken parent. The other
characters, while not calling for particu-
lar mention, were creditably taken.
The performance went through from
beginning to end without single hitch,
and the audience was highly pleased
with tha OrlSpntatjOn
The st. Paul Amateur orchestra, I'M
der the leadership Of Prof. VIII, added
not little to the pleasure to the even
ing by its splendid musical renditionS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08
THE CAMPBELLs ARE COMM

The st. Andrews society will hold
their sixth monthly sociable in the
Knights of Pythias hall on Monday
evening, April 16. The usual musical
and literary programme will be given,
followed by a dance. 1t is hoped that
all interested will attend, as this may be
the last SOciabla of the season.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08
MUSICAL MATTERS,

The first of the series of pianoforte
lie cture recitals to be given at the ware
rooms of Nathan Ford by Edward B.
Perry, of Boston, will take place Mon
day evening, April 8, at O'Clock. Mr..
Perry will have the assistance of the
we'll known artists, Miss julia May, D.
F. Colville and G. e. TitcOmb, present
ing the following programme:
List. Harmonies Poetiques ct Religieuses
Vocal-Sehumann.. d. Two o9 Gre Mui@rre'e
D. F. Colville.
Saint-Saens. ............ Danse des Progresses
Jensen ..'....... ....'.... .......'...' Dryaue
Silas.. ............. :GaVotte
CHOPIN. ......... ................B erceuse
Vocal-Gounod ....... 49,. La Primevera
Miss Julia May.
=. B. Perry. ....... Mazurka Caprice
F Dewey -. .Poionaise Heroique
The second and third of the series will
take place on Saturday and Monday
evenings, April Ia and 16.
Acker Post No. 81, G. A. R., gave a
pleasant entertainment last Friday
evening at Turner hall. Music was fur
nished by the Fort Smelling band and
orchestra under the director of Prof. j.
H. Petermann, lately appointed chief
musician of the TWenty-fifth United
States infantry. Miss Carrie Strong, of
the Peoples theater, Minneapolis, sang
a solo, and Master Harry Petermann,
the ten-year-old son of Prof. Petermann,
gave several solos On the violin, cornet
and piccolo. Miss Lille Petermann
acted as accompanies. The entertain
ment was for the benefit of the post re-
lief fund. 1t was financial success.
'.BOX and Cox" will be given under
the auspices of the Park Church club at
the church parlors on Tuesday evening,
April II. j. F. Merrill will take the part
of Mr.. Box; l.. Hay, Mr.. Cox, and c. NJ.
Griggs, Bouncer. All lovers of music
will be glad of all opportunity to hear
this charming operetta rendered by
home talent. Tickets are for sale at
Dyer Bros. music store.
A most enjoyable musical was given
at the residence of Mr.. Gotzian last
Monday evening. Misses Marvel, Dean,
GriggS and Gotzian, Messrs. Weatherby,
Carman, Hay and Schauffer, presented
carefully prepared programme: Mr..
Carman sang "The Maniac" with fine
effect.
A piano recital will be given at Ford's
music rooms, tomorrow evening, by
Edward B. Perry of Boston, as
sisted by Miss Julia May, Mrs. III. W.
Gleason, d. +. Colville and G. G. Tit
comb.
The Crusaders will celebrate their
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08
THEY ATE SUGAR.

Mrs. R. Fl. Wellington gave a sugar
party at her residence, TIC Grand ave-
nue., last evening. Among the guests
were Mr. and Mrs. John Haycock, Miss
Emily Slayter, Miss Bessie Harrington
and Samuel Hart.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08
FOOTLIGHTS ON VANITY FAIR.

The proper time for amateur dramatic
performances just at present is the aft
erneon. Matinees are the correct thing,
and evening performances are at dis
count. At any rate, Mrs. Grundy, who
divides her time between New York and
Washington, says this is so, and, as every
is white when Mrs. Grundy makes up
her mind that way. The first amateur
matinee given in st. Paul will take
place at the Grand Opera house Tues
day, April "a. A company, embracing
most of the prominent society young
people Of the city, under the general
management of Mrs. Gen. Sturgis and
the stage dictatorship of Mrs. j. ID.
LAWYER, have been rehearsing Robert
sons comedy School for the past three
weeks and will bring it before the pub
lie on the date named. The cast of
characters is as follows:
Jack Poyntz. ~. H. Stewart
Beau Farintosh. Charles E. Spencer
DR.. Sutclife .................W. H. Patterson
Lord Beaufoy. -. Francis Skipwlth
Vaughan .......-.-.....--...-: "A. ii Paget
Bella ....... .......... ...........Miss Gordon
NaVlnle llgne........ ....'...'. MISS Seurgls
Mrs. Sutclltfe. ...... ..... MISS Beales
Laura. Observation-Disclosures. Miss Bend
lilly. Miss Wheelock
Milly. Miss Katherine Dean
Clara. ...... ....................M Miss Stickney
Kitty Mrs. James P. Elmer
Hattie. ....... 80. Miss Nina Dousman
school Girls :. Mrs. Frost, Mrs. Ordway,
Misses Price, Taylor, Maud Taylor, Auer-
bach, Ruger, Grggs, Smythe, Gibson,
Moore, Moves, Stephenson, Mason.
GamekeeperS. MessrS. Gordon and Il. b. Heath
Grooms. :. :. .Messrs. Stugis and Arrowsmith
Various songs will be introduced, the
costuming will be perfect and the play
elegantly set. Between the acts Mrs.
John d. Lawler, who is an amateur
actress of wide renoWn, has consented
to give a couple of scenes from Romeo
and Juliet''-the scene with the nurse,
concluding the third act, Miss Beals i'm
perSonating the nurse, and the potion
scene. The entire proceeds of the Ell
tertainment will be divided between
the newsboys' and the Little Sisters of
the Poor.
Young Mrs. Winthrop" with Mrs. A.
V. Travis in the title role, will be given
at Turner hall April Is for the benefit
of Christ Church guild. Miss Sturgis,
Miss Isabel Bend, Miss Ada Hawkins,
Capt. S. S. Bunker, W. H. Hyndman
and Fred Draper will take part. The
talent engaged insures the success of
the entertainment.
Charles Gordon is distinguished as
being the only man who will take part
in Mrs. Squire's operette, "a Dress Re-
hearsal.' He will assume the roll of
school mistress.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08
TAKE CARE. BEWARE.

A leap year dance will be given by
Garfield Relief corps at q. A. r. hall,
1S3 East Sixth street, April IL.
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,aselie, b. bar piit mig. ps for oen iioite were.
De ptite Nfngos, ueo al leoia9e benoe III 8ra
zen. Sl9rsslssheo tattes Taltor e. y. Gen
len for be 5rsitens Orb, ban talte peo Be
9rapelien. Sreo rteo benoes Sfep. peliisnfi
uRte henoes Mtnoe. ~ " Glerao.
Wabel, UlInn. ben lite HRai 1855
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-23
earn, tiijalas. 100 acres be.

Oliaaenos Steu'ns 60. Nuu, N Nil
/ Noro fra ben triosli9e Sp oaucod. 5 Bile
/ Ot for Ntorris rg 3 Ytde ira en- istite
8llsies JlourmSle. 9duoet er baIseiors
mig Ytatrte meo rig Sorobuno; II aoot
,srambus IS Y "a, "Sranarp" rg uobuIs.
500 Brsuo, gSano moi for Susbug og for
R~reaturer. 80 Ncres mneIRro 0%aune9aua
meb Yono. 80 Ncre5 pparbe.De gssr, so
8uos ira ben fiiterigeite Snois / Bitten.
Stolebus i HFrbeOen % ole Sefusmmeirs
neoer. IN 51rmsr fan snite iis Surrsu
i9ises meo {tlosbsr ION ten itaar for Sl2
pr. acre. Nor uHrmere Gplpsntnaer ben
MEMBER nan Il til Scbn .. git:hisn, Cirrus,
Ygpe Go, Dtiun. 344
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-23
HetIsr Bet.

Zen nImtuoeltse Snterssis, mon bar bapt
/ Routdua Saba or Reierudttouernes Nab,
nIn9. ian nan llutte ra III az oe nlanse lou
oerisse bette utouuoerltse 3auos oielue,tl'
Der, Uttneralrer % A5erbruJ Sc lane Or
iuriionstarter, OF Htlisglorte Of 6. .. Bar.
rem. 8tt. YIsi. Nsent for Ct. gaui, g4iu'
rsapolts & WaHttobd X. a.. bar rsouceret
uoat'terue, iorbuuoue meo lluoerisgsiieu al
Ydnoet, ina De MI fan er uomiHe1e. 9eHue
C~mitapoi8hgo oil uoertuil brtuge mango
Here III az reiie oiO. 1888.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-23
Tr. Iotpne Mute Tor bans
Sommertur.

Ct VihIls Douic, u. ga Grosie, 8isc.,
2orsoag u 5reoag, 24oe og 2joe Ytlt, 2
Gage.
Ct. 3ames 0ouie. Reo N;ug, T2tuu., Ger.
oaa. 26oe Aiat, | Gag.
Wmoioa 0ouie, Ct Baul, Niuu, 5pHoag
% ataHoag. 27oe o. 2soe WH, 2 Dage.
Brdno Idcfic oouie. Worbeao, Wiun..
5lrsoag % C1s0Gg, 29os ng 30ie Yfai, 2
Sage.
alunrmer 0oHie. Silsboro, Bat, Eorsoas
Bite gtdl, / Sag.
3nsal5 0ouie, @eaao Sorts. Dat, Jreoa9
% Ggrod9. 1T. o. 2oeu Gum, 2 Gage.
Glni oouie, minneapolis, gRnu., Raus
Dag os Strs0ag. 4 e o8 ste 5ur,2 0a9e.
Hutlroao o0uie, Muffin, atiHu., Cas0a9
o. 9orsoog, Gle % zoe 3uni 2 8ass.
COMPUTATION irt og coHitoentielE.
A0resle: 10i {hrro Street,
1868. 5oHo ou vac, isis.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-23
SeosiaIo,

Seosfalo. Jurbenp1rsnoe Stors
thtnssmnno fra S%tauanser Unit Gabriel
Slien nelanb er aiaaaet usb Gsoen,
efter s Gars Spselisbeb. San par
Isot 24oe Gusuit 1928, os ioaleoes MI
oper 50 Nar sammel.
pan par en- Brooer al muprrenoe
Stortbinssmdnb 8. M. .. rlelanc
palstes fsrlte Gang til Stortbinssmano
1862 Iammen meo fin 5absr, aiosos
Ole Gabriel ueldno; mpote ienere plo
alle Storthtus inotil 1881, oa ban bleu
ipsmelot.
SOM Srbfsrer bar BAN beftoset /
Nmtformanbitabets 5orbunolinssr 1874
~ os bar buer Sang palst til Op.
mano.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-23
5000 Groners G%rIfatnina fpr et

gen. s 1888 iprana en- 6eit tilbprenoe
Sros'crer biortb / ariitinnia lsbif, cs
To9nmano Slien lit peo ben Nnleonina
1T enc Sen iaa beItabiset, at bet maatte
iettes at.
SiIen anla9oe Sag mob Sjortb meb
arnp paa Sfaoeseritatnirs os blep uen
8pretsoom % iioen Ssieitereisopm til
flenbt inbtil 10000 &roner / @ritatnina
efter S~fjsnstart.
Nu er aibolot Stjsnsiorretniua, bpor.
peo G%ritatninsen faitiaites til 5000
&rorer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-23

Notwithstanding be'leuotsieres
for fraoGrenoe SlGgt og &enHer. al Oct be-
bogeoe 0erreu Den 35ie gfai 1888 at bort
fable ira bette Ntp til Ct beore min sllieoe
ouitru NHue, isot Yo9slano. eiter en- uoset
lan9oaris Spsoom. uuoer ben opbe Sors,
iom leg fsler oper 3dbet al Ell tro % ilGrli9
99gtefGle, er bet BOG en- nor 1rpit Of utoe,
at bin hgoe / ! oen paa i'm Jleiler.
Naupaca, isis. 14oe Wdt 1888.
Claus 8uuoerlon Beraeuc.