St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-20
GENERAL SOCIAL.

apOllS musician, was rendered teStl-
monial farewell concert at Harmonic
hall Monday evening by his large circle
of friends. 1t was a select gathering,
and while the professor rendered his
numerous difficult selections Oh the
piano he received repeated encouraging
encOreS. The display of ladies' toilets
was noticeable feature of the enter
tainment. Mr.. Zoch leaves to-day for
New York en- route for Berlin, Germany,
where he will be the guest of relatives,
returning to Minneapolis the latter
part of September, when he will resume
his teaching.
1t was very fashionable and cultured
class of people that attended the con-
cert given by F. FinSlerbach at Dyer'S
music hall Tuesday evening. The pro-
gramme consisted of a number of beau
tiful selection, which were rendered in
an admirable manner and brought forth
repeated encores. The piano playing of
Misses Pelter, Miller, Butler and Master
Brown was loudly applauded by the ap-
preciative gathering. Miss Carroll, So
prano, and Mr.. FinSterbach, baritone,
did splendid work by rendering few
difficult selections.
MI and Mrs. Otto S. Langum were
pleasantly surprised at their residence,
$40 Eighth avenue south Thursday
evening by a party of friends, who
marriage Among the party were 2.
p. SWenSon and wife, James Riley, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. d. SwensOn, Bernard
Thompson, Nj. Nurse, j. &. Swenson,
James Sheridan, Otto Johnson and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaiser and others. After
presenting Mr.. and Mrs. Langum with
two handsome chandeliers the party
took possession of the house and had
an enjoyable time.
The Caledonian club gave their last
entertainment of the season at CurtisS'
hall last evening to large audience of
Bonnie Scots.'' The BairnSfather
family, who are now on a tour of Amer
lea, was the principal attraction. The
Scotch songs rendered by the different
members of the family were well re-
ceived and ELECTED considerable ap-
plause, and the Highland fling, as per-
formed by Miss Maggie and Master
John BairnSfather, was the event of
the evening.
The Fort Smelling (colored Twenty
fifth infantry band was rendered a fare
well concert at Turner's hall Monday
evening. The hall was crowded, and
the boys received a goodly sum to di
vide among themselves. The festivities
concluded with social dance, to which
the string orchestra furnished music.
The members of the band departed on
Thursday for Montana, where they
were receAtly assigned by the govern
ment.
The first of series of organ recitals
by Charles II. Morse, director of the
Northwestern Conservatory of Music,
came off Monday evening at the First
Congregational church in the presence
Of large gathering of music-loving
people. MI. Morse was ably assisted by
Misses Susie Mckay, Julia May, Lillian
Trefether and MeSsrS. A. w. Porter and
DR.. Clarence Strachauer.
The singing of Miss Julia May at the
strawberry festival at the First Baptist
church Friday evening was a very at
tractable feature, and brought forth
was given as benefit to the Maternity
hospital. and neat and satisfactory
sum was realized.
The Minneapolis Amateur Opera COM
pany gave an Informal dancing party at
Malcolm's Wednesday night. ''Dick
Dead Eye" cut great swell. and was
faYOrite among the chorus ladies.
Miss Lottie w. Start was welded to
&C. Mitchell Wednesday afternoon.
The ceremony took place at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, SIG Madi-
son street northeast.
r. E. Ainsley, the popular night clerk
at the Windsor, was the recipient of a
handsome gold watch and chain Tues
day. The chain was handsomely stud
ded with diamonds.
The second of series of exposition
chorus rehearsals was given under the
direction of Prof. Stempf at Dyer's
music hall Wednesday evening.
A basket party was given Friday
evening at the A. o. U. W. hall, POS
Central avenue, by the Olive Branch
Lodge No. $50, U. o. n.
The ladies' ordinary of the West was
the scene of a merry dancing party
given by the Minnesota Alpha of Phi
Delta Theta society.
The commencement exercises at the
State university commence on June s..
The music will be furnished by Danz.