St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-04

bers present Mr. Blake had Just received
new cantata, especially ordered for this
club, having been charmed with the music
and the manner il was rendered at the Bir-
mingham festivel, England, when on his
visit TO the old country this summer 1t is
entitled the Holy City," by A. r. Gaul, and
has received favorable mention from nearly
all the leading papers in England If the
Orpheus club means TO do justice to this
tine cantata constant attendance and con-
siderable hard work will be necessary Very
few pieces of equal merit have ever been
rendered in this city.
Degree staff of Union Lodge No. As, 1. o.
.. t., gave their first reception and hop at
odd Fellows hail, Fifth and Wabasha
streets, about seventy couples taking part in
the dances. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ.
Cannon, Alr. and Mrs. Clark Mr. and Mrs
Williams, Mrs. Eubank and Misses Hunt,
Maxwell, Laura and Julia Golfers, Downs
Breidert Woods, Annie aud George Metcaif,
Alice Poirier, Cook, Graham. Alice Downing
Blomquist. Pippin, Fry and Powers, and
son. Schunach, Clark, Burgess, Strom, Max
well, Weber. Pirath. Ehrmanntraut. Berg,
Stout Baxter, McAuley, Penney, Powers
! and Eubank.
The Twin City Banjo Mandolin and Guitar
club gave delightful concert at Paul Mar
tins hall. The Humboldt School Ladies'
quartette sang Come Where the Lilies
Bloom, and Mrs Will Allen sang Gardner S
Lilac Song" by request. Prof. Charles B.
Pottgieser played several selections on the
piano. The other participants on the pro-
gramme were Miss Gertie Lund, Mrs K l..
La Pine, the Twin City seXtette, SCR Orlonuo
and the Chopin quartette. After the concert
the floor was cleared for dancing.
Twin City Lodge No. 179, I. o. o. F., gave
a progressive enchre party at the lodge hall,
corner OF Rice street and University avenue,
OH Thursday evening. The ladies' progress
sive prize was captured by Mrs. A. i. Ruther-
ford. Mrs. Hayes won the lone-hand prize
ana the Dooby prize went to Miss Holm
quist Among the men j. w. Hiiliard re-
ceived the progressive prize, Vim Powers
the lone hand, and Paul Jones the BOBBY.
Twelve young ladies found Il most interest
ing programme prepared for the Acorn clubs
meeting. which was held at 9S Park place
last Tuesday evening Extracts from ''W ON
an Work III America" an article on Beau
Brummel," and the clubs paper, Acorn Leaf
lets, were read. An article on The Mora
vians, ;" by a member of the club, was voted
very entertaining. The next meeting will be
held at 6U6 Wabasha street, near Tilton.
After successful summers season of buss
parties and excursions, the Summit Skating
club viii open its winter season with a
grand ball at Margnardt's hail. corner Carroll
and Louis streets, Wednesday evening. Oct Z
Music will be furnished by Hillyard s or
chestra
musical and literary entertainment under
the auspices of Division No. z. A o. H., for
the benefit of st. Miehael's school, will be
given at the West size opera house Friday
evening" Oct. &c. long and interesting pro-
gramme has been prepared for the occasion.
True Blue Temple No. s held an interest
ing meeting the first of the week, They are
making final arrangements for a Demorest
medal contest, to be given sooD
Harrington Lodge No. 126 /. O. G. T., is
making preparations for an entertainment