St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-08
FUTURE FESTIVITIES.

ChuiOi olCucStId VIII give d concert Ill
Grace NJ. f. church, on Burr street.
Sicians, embracing the finest amateur
players i'll the city, and is under the di-
rectlon of Prof. Fred viii. The Orches-
ira will be assisted by Mrs. w. DeMers,
soprano: Miss Hattie +. Brush, con-
tralto; j. L. Merrill, tenor; A. III. Wag-
ner, bass; Mrs. George +. PennOck and
Fred Will, accompanies. This will be
the last concert given by the Grace Or
cheStra.
On Tuesday evening a testimonial
concert will be rendered to Nine. Con-
stance Heine MoZzara by her friends at
Nathan Ford'S music rooms. A pro-
gramme of rare musical excellence has
been prepared for the evening. The
performers will be Mr.. MOzarra at the
the piano; Miss Hattie Brush, contralto;
Herr Paul StOeving, violin: ID. f. Col
vile, baritone; Prof. G. q. TitcOmb, ac-
cOmpaniSt. A string Quartette and the
st. Paul Ladies' Quartette will also par
ticipate.
Public installation of Acker Post
officers at their hall, corner Third and
Exchange streets, will be celebrated
Thursday evening, Jan. ~. An attrac-
tive musical and literary programme
has been prepared, together with ban
quet, consisting of coffee and hard
tack" All G. A. r. men and their
families, the WOman's Relief Corps,
the Sons and Daughters of Veterans,
and all soldiers are invited. Com
mander-in-chief John p. Rea will be
present and will install the officers
elected.
The ladies of the Dayton's Bluff So
cial union will give social dance and
supper at Standard hall Jan. Is. The
committee of arrangements is composed
of Mesdames w. F. Won Deyn, A.
Schaffer, r. Schmann, Otto StreiSsguth,
Robert Seeger, James Middleton, George
Freeman, Charles Frey, A. Naumann,
and Miss Burkhard. The object of the
social is to procure aid for the deserv-
ing poor in that portion of the city.
''Sweethearts" will be presented next
Friday and Saturday evenings under
the auspices of the Young Peoples
Guild of st. Johns church. The four
MIR. Henry Spreadbrow, Ben Johnson;
Miss Jennie NOrthcott, Miss Adah Haw-
kins; Lefty, maid, Miss Florence
Gates; Wilcox, a gardener, John d.
Miller. Music and dancing will follow
the play on each evening.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church, corner Lafayette and Wood
ward avenues, are making preparations
for an organ recital and concert to be
given in the church Friday evening,
Jan. IL. Miss Carrie BurtiS, Nine. MOI
cara. Paul Stoeving, c. Il. TitcOmb, D.
+. Colville and A. S. Willoughby will
assist in making up the programme of
twelve numbers.
Mrs. E. E. HughsOn gives a musical
and literary entertainment at her resi-
evening, Jan. 10, for the benefit of the
Ladies' Aid society of the First Uni
versalist church. Miss Mae Murphy.
Miss Margaret Morton, Prof. Kaeffen
and other well known people, including
fine male Quartette, will assist.
Prof. J. c. Dunster, organist and
chOirmaster of Christ church, will give
pianofOrte recital in the music rooms
of Dyer Bros. on Thursday, Jan. 10.
Prof. Dunster will play Beethoyen's
grand sonata, ''AppasSiOnata," and
Weber's concert Stuck.
On the evening of Jan. 10 the Knights
of the Cleaver will give ball in Turner
hall. This organization is little more
than year old and has grown from a
membership of twelve to sixty-four.
This is the first ball they have given.
The Park Congregational Church club
will give its regular monthly entertain
ment Friday evening next at s o'clock.
prepared, and it is hoped that all the
members and friends will be present.
Henry McLachlaus will give another
organ recital in st. Mary's church on
Wednesday evening, Jan. IS, at
O'Clock. The programme will be an in
tereSting one. and will be participated
| in by the best talent in the city.
The young ladies of st. Anthony hill
are making great preparations for the
Leap Year" german to be given next
tuesday evening. and several new fig
| ures will be introduced by Miss Sturgls,
assisted by Miss Rachel Rice.
The entertainment which was to have
been given Jan. 10 at the First Baptist
church, under the auspices of the young
ladies of the Young Peoples association
in connection with the church, has been
postponed for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Osborn have left
the Merchants hotel and taken Mr.. Zim-
| merman's house, "a Market street, where
| they will reside during Mr.. and Mrs.
Zimmerman's absence in Europe.
Wednesday evening Mrs. C. S. Bar
club at her home, 736 Grand avenue.
The evening will conclude with dane
| ing programme.
Six biographical lectures on English
| literature by Leon III. Vincint will be
| given In the Young Mems Christian as
| ISOLATION rooms, beginning Thursday
evening, Jan. IL.
The monthly reception given by the
Young Mems Christian association will
be held at the rooms, corner of Waba-
sha and Eighth streets, Friday evening
of this week.
The ST. Paul Standard Bicycle club
will give ball on Tuesday evening,
Jan. II, at Evans dancing academy,
corner of Tenth and st. Peter streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Lampher, of Day
| ton avenue, will entertain the Kan
CARGO club next Thursday evening at
| progressive euchre.
Owing to the absence of Mrs. Bur-
bank, the meeting of the St. Paul Art
class for Monday, Jan. 9, will be post
| pOned for one week.
The second masquerade ball by the
| Hill Social club at the West Side Opera
house will be given Jan. Ia. Six prizes
| are offered.
st. Paul Typographical Union No. 80
Wednesday, Feb. l, at Market hall.
IuC Ivy Ltdl DdliCiIIS CluU VIII give
the sixth social party Friday evening at
| Society hall, Drake block.
Mrs. Babcock, of Pleasant avenue,
will entertain her young lady friends
one evening this week.
MI. and Mrs. Ladd, of Pleasant ave-
| nue., will entertain few friends at
| whist Tuesday evening.
| The next regular meeting of the Am
phiOn club will be held at Ford'S music
parlOrs.
Tuesday evening the chamber of
commerce will give banquet at the