St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-25
IN soCIETY,s REALM

a society event of the week will be
the grand sacred concert which occurs
at st. Marks church, Merriam Park.
this evening. The Gounod club chorus
will do the chorus work under the able
direction of Henry MacLachlan. The
programme is as follows:
Soprano Aria and Chorus-'Tu es
Miss Schonartb 49, AaFalle
Piano soio.aGavotte 49, P @d, Genad
Miss Ella Richards.
ChoruS-"Babylon's Wave" Gounod
Male Quartette-''Robin Adair'' Scotch
Tenor Solo and Chorus .Sapctus'' .Gounod
Mr.. Quesnel.
Alto solo, 'Rest in the Lord" .Mendelssohn
Miss Shave
PIANO solo, waltz, op. II, No. 5. .Moskowsk
Miss Ella Richards.
Trio, 'Atilla'' ... Verd,
Miss Schonarth, Mr.. Quesnel, Mr.. Nilsson
Chorus, "Hallelujah'' (Messiah) -. Handel
The harvest home festival at Christ church
The muisc by the boys choir will be a spe.
cial feature. The Magnificent and Nunc
D1mittis,as composed for the London Church
Cholr association in st. Paul's cathedral, will
be sung at this service for the first time, as
also the beautiful harvest anthems of Dr.
Stainer and Joseph Barnby. The service
will be fully choral throughout.
The executive committee of the Minnesota
Tnrnbezirk, including the German Turner
societies In ST. Paul, West ST. Paul. Minneap-
Oils st. Anthony New Ulm, Jordan. Still
water, Duluth, Osseo and Winona, held a
meeting last night and elected the following
officers: First speaker, Louis Stern; second
speaker Ernst Albrecht: corresponding Sec
rotary. P. Gerlsch; recording secretary, c. A.
Albrecht: treasurer, William Bickel: leader
of gymnastics, Julius Hermann; literary
committee. Max Tolz. M. F.. Propping. NJ
Woelfer. The headquarters of the commit
tee is in ST. Paul, where all the officers, who
are members of the Germania Turnyereln of
this city, reside
Miss Nellie Switzer of Minneapolis, and
Harry j. Lehr,. of st. Paul. the latter we'll
known as one of the oldest statesmen Of
F1nch, Van Slyck q Co., were married by
Rev. G. L.. Morrill, in Minneapolis yesterday
No wedding tour will he taken, and Mr.. and
Mrs Lehr will reside after to-day at 675
Riyol1 street. Their many friends i'll both
cities VIII lind the latchstring out all the
time.
Rev. R. A. Hawley pastor of the Ninth
Presbyterian church, has resigned, and will
leave to accept another call pending the ac-
ceptance of his resignation by the presby-
terry. Rev. E. T. Lewis, of Mount Vernon,
will be the next incumbent.
Miss Susie Grossenger and John Willinger
were married at the residence of the brides
parents on Concord street Tuesday evening
Mrs. Sumner Shepherd. of Tilton street has
gone on trip to Colorado Springs, Col,
where she will visit Mrs. Clarence McLain.
Patrick Feely. travelling agent for Lanpher,
Finch IL Skinner. left for visit to his
parents in Ireland yesterday.
Mrs. B. L. Miller and Miss Ray st. Clair, of
Helena, arrived for visit in ST. Paul yester-
day.
Mrs, A. E. Dorsey, of Eleventh street left
yesterday Afternoon to visit friends in Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. William Alexander, of Santa
Barbara, CAL, are staying at the Ryan.
Mr.. and Mrs E. D. Merritt of Springfield,
NO.. are visiting friends in the CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Hind, of Chippewa
Falls, are guests at the Windsor.
BMr and Mrs R. B. Briggs of Big Timber.
Mont, are at the Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs. B. w. Wickham, of Anoka,
are in the city.
Mrs. J. Pascoe, OF Superior, is at the Mer-
phnutS'