St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-26
Future Festivities.


musical and dramatic entertainment, the
programme for which follows, will be given
in Unity club rooms, Wabasha, foot of sum
nit avenue. next Friday evening: Ballade
i'll A fiat (pano solo), Chopin. Mrs. Carson;
Picking Up the Pieces farce characters,
Ames; song, ''Oh. That We Two We're May
ing Miss Van Gelder and Miss Della Long;
airs on the either, (a) Departure From
Tess lsen uW Ws sxest Slche as
Brooks: Ills Thus Ordained (piano solo),
Mendelssohn, Mr. Sommers; song, Miss Van
Gelder; IA Medical Man. a farce, by W. S.
Gilbert; characters Alphonso de Pickleton, a
agcr MIR. Kellogg; Belinda, a young lady,
Miss AIneS.
The members of st. Luke's parish of this
city viii hold fair and fete champetre on
the grounds connected with the parish
chapel, from the 10th to the 22d of June
next. The grounds are situated at the cor
her of Summit avenue and Victoria street,
and are excellently adapted for such pur
pose. The programme is very elaborate, in-
Guiding the illumination of the grounds. fire
works and music each evening, while hand
some booths will be tastefully arranged. i'll
which articles will be displayed for sale and
othors devoted to satisfying the wants of the
inner man: Saturday, June %, will be
chldrenS day. and special entertainments
viii be provided for them. The proceeds
will be for the benefit of the parish.
Miss Loduski Young. the accomplished
leading lady, and Miss Sally Williams, the
bright soubrette, of the Peoples, will make
their farewell appearance at CretIn hall on
Monday night, instead of saying goodbye at
the Peoples. On that night they participate
in a musical and literary entertainment to be
given in aid of the Cretin school fund. Miss
Young's feature will be the famous potion
scene from Romeo and Juliet a piece of
work of which she has every reason to be
proud, and Miss Williams will be seen in
some of her bright specially work. In addi-
ton 10 these there Will be musical and liter
airy features contributed by the best local
talent available. A large attendance is an
ticiDated.
A musical reception and fete will he given
at the residence of E. A. Young. 427 Wood
ward avenue. Wednesday evening, May 20,
Kings Daughters . of St. Paul's Church.
The reception committee is composed of the
following ladies': Mrs. E. A. Young, Mrs.
Pope, Mrs. William r. Merriam. Mrs. F. B.
Clarke, Mrs. A. E. Low, Mrs: s. NJ. Cary, Mrs.
c. B. Bronson. Mrs. S. D. Flagg, Mrs. F. G.
Draper, Mrs. Hiram Stevens and the officers
of the society. A fine musical programme
has been arranged-some OF the best talent
of the city. Dancing from 10 to II. Tickets
can be secured at st. Paul Book and Station
cry company, and of H. E. Wedelsteadt & Co.
The S. T. club will picnic at Lake Johanna
to-day. Those who will participate in the
outing are Messrs. A. Bork, Phil Heck p.
TbauWald. A. Schroeder, c. Eisenmenger. A.
Fleckenstein, c. Zschan. Mr.. Sothers. f.
Eisenmenger, ". Seng. Z. Eisenmenger L.
Eisenmenger, Mr. Carvet and Misses l.. Seng,
e. Decker, l.. Mueller, l.. Thauwald. II. Ros
berg,A LamDrecht, A. Schroeder,M. Zschan,
l.. Heck, L. Eisenmenger, S. Faber, L. Dieter,
L. Morton.
The second entertainment in the course of
four arranged by the Oxford NJ. E. church
will be given in the church next Tuesday
evening by the choir of the First German
church. and is entitled IAN Evening of Ger
| man Song"
The class of SO at Baldwin seminary will
be rendered reception by Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton J. Backts next Friday evening.
Diplomas will be conferred upon the gradu-
ates at 8 O'Clock.
The feature Of the social and literary enter
tainment to be given at the Woodland Park
church next Thursday evening will be the
recitations of Manley B. Curry.
The Dayton's Bluff ". c. I. U. will give an
enter:ai Iment entitled Zone Week at the
Atlantic Congregational church Friday. May
81.
St Luke.s Aid society of st. Paul's church,
will meet with Mrs. G. 3. Brllnson, 543 Burr
street, on Wednesday afternoon at o clock.