St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-09

and II. The event Is to commemorate
the completion of the new large three
manual organ that the congregation are
now possessed of, aud which Is one of
the largest in the city. Miss Nettie
Dunn, a pupil of Lamperti and Nine.
La Grange. Paris, will be the soprano
par excellence of the occasion, assisted
by Miss Alice Archer, Mrs. ii. w. Glea-
sou, George W. Ferguson, Adolph Gre
then and DR.. w. M. Murray.
The Crystal Slippers" will dance
on Wednesday evening next at their
hall, corner OF Fifth avenue south and
Twenty fourth street. Excellent music
will be provided. G. A. Canterbury will
sisted by reception and floor committees
as follows: Messrs. Shockey, Topping
and Brooks; Messrs. Haywood, Brad
shaw and Canterbury.
A Scandinavian dramatic festival will
be given at the Pence opera house Feb.
16 to % by the Carl Pfell Dramatic
company. The company is composed
of the best Swedish dramatic talent in
the United States. and will be the first
thing of the kind ever held here. A
new play will be presented each even
ing, and the hall will be gaily decorated
for the occasion.
By invitation of Mr.. and Mrs. e. j.
Davenport the Young Mems Alliance of
Plymouth church will hold its next
regular meeting at their residence, 63
Oak Grove street, Monday evening,
Feb: 10. A paper will be read by F.
w. Reed on "Tolssoi's Literal Interpre-
tation of the Scriptures" Ladies are
invited to be present.
The Mahtowah club will give another
of its enjoyable dances at Malcolm's
hall Thursday evening, Feb. Is. The
affair was to have taken place on the
18th, but as that happened to fall on
Ash Wednesday the date was changed.
The young ladies of the high school
will give ball and reception at the
Holmes hotel on Friday evening, Feb.
Ii. They have secured SAVERS orcheS-
ira, and every preparation is being
made to insure success.
On Friday evening of this week the
boarderS at the Clinton hotel will have a
dance. With the excellent music fur
nished by SAVERS orchestra and the
good things i'll preparation good time
Is assured.
The next ball of the W. T. T. G. So
ciety will be given Immediately follow
ing Easter, and no pains are to be
spared to make this bail the grandest of
the season.
The young ladies auxiliary of the
Homeopathic Hospital society will give
st. Valentines dance and promenade
at the West hotel Friday evening,
Feb. 10.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of Miss Callie Mackey, of Mime
apoliS, and Henry Mcintosh, of Kansas
City, at Westminster church Feb. 19.
Thomas T. Drill will give recital
Monday evening at Dyer's hall, assisted
by Miss Edinger, pianist, and Herr
Heinrich Hoevel, violinist.
CIV. Bowen and family will leave
for the South this week on a visit to rel
-atives in South Carolina. They will be
absent several weeks.
D.. NJ. Boyd Jr. and F. T. Cometson
will give dance at Dahl's hall. Tween
ty-feurth street and Fifth avenue, Mon
day evening.
The Tam O'Shanter club will give Its
fourth anniversary entertainm ent at
Malcolm's hall Friday evening, Feb. IA.
The Racket club has issued invita-
tions- to theiC-dramatic entertainment
to be given at Hotel Waverly Feb. II.
r The Eighth Ward Relief association
will give its third an nual ball at Relief
hailson the 18th.
The Twin City Commercial club will
dine at the West hotel on Wednesday
next.