St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-06
ST. ANTHONY PARK.

The musical and literary recital given by
the Instructors of StTyker seminary, Friday
evening at O'Clock, was a very enjoyable
affair. and brought out large number OF
people in the Park and from the cities. DR..
STRIKER had the wisdom to make the pro-
gramme an exceptionally fine one. and
while fully satisfying his audience, was
short and Wearied no one. The following
programme was promptly and finely carried
out:
(b) Antique minuet. .-.......Pa wderewsh
Miss ShryocK.
=. Reading. ............-. $500 Selectlon
Miss Oliver.
3. Alceste de Gluck. ....... &c. ST. Saens
Miss Shryock.
4. Fantaisie characteristiqne. ........ Servals
Herr Sehlachter.
5. Movement perpetual ................ Weber
Miss ShFyocE.
3. Reading ............. ...,.. Selecuon
Miss oliver.
z EalSe caprice. RubinSteln
Miss Shryock.
1t is understood that al the next recital the
pupils will take part. This has been the first
OPT ortunity the people have had TO see the
interior OF the seminary since its opening,
ana every one present was greatly pleased
over the handsome and homelike appearance
of all the rooms and parlorS.
Fred and Charles Mann gave a most de-
Gghtful reception to their many young
friends Friday evening al the residence OF
their sister. Mrs. K. P Mann. on Knapp
street. The evening was passed in games
and dancing. closing at an early hour.
The school of agriculture opens this month.
Prof. PendergraSt. the principal, reports over
eighty applications have bean received.
The new building shows up very handsome
from the postoffce, and Will be well filed
from the start.
The ground has been broken for the Epis-
copal church on Knapp street. head OF Lang
ForI, oil o,,A fla iEDa Nt-nll no rasIc n
completion. The plans present an exceed
ingly pretty appearance.
Miss Baker has opened her kindergarten for
the winter on LangtOrd avenue. She had
great success last year in her work and her
friends are glad TO see her scho oil again
opened
The Band of Hope. Mrs. KusteTer superin-
tendent holds regular meetings every two
weeks in the reading room on Hampden ave-
nue.. 1t has large and growing member
ship.
The many friends of George W Logan
will be banned to hear of his very serious i'll
ness. After his recent hemorrhages he has
been very weak and does not rally.
Mrs. Helwick and daughter returned from
the East the past week, and are now in their
new residence on Langford PARK place, near
Blake avenue.
Miss Van Anda. of the postofiice. leaves in
a few days for Indianapolis. where her father,
Rev Dr. Van Anda, has received a very fat
tering call.
Miss Balch. OF Iowa, is spending the win
Ter with ner sister, Mrs. W S. Yarwood. of
Everett court. She WI. attend the Stryker
seminary.
DR.. Stryker occupies Rev Chambers pull
pit both morning and evening, to-day. He
speaks specially to the Y. p S. C. Z. in the
evening.
Mrs. c. G. Phillips and daughter. of High
land Park, H., are the guests of Mrs. New
man Hall on Langford Park place.
Mrs J. S. Jennings. OF Highland Park. H.
is visiting her brother, Newman Hall, 81
Langford Park place.
Mrs. J. r. Cavanaugh has returned from q
| six weeks visit to her relatives in Marsh all
town, 10.
Mrs, F. H. Elvidge. of Pratt avenue, will
| spend the winter in the East.