St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-16
SOCIETIES AND CLUBS.

Arrangements have been completed for the
st. Andrews society," picnic and steamboat
excursion next Saturday. The steamer Hen
rietta has been chartered for the occasion.
and VIII leave the pier at Els p. m. convey
ing the "Canny Scots and their friends
down the river to Gray ClOud, where mirlh.
music and fun will prevail. The name st
Andrew 5 society Is a sufficient guarantee
OF the excellence of the entertain
ment that will be provided There
Will be dancing on the barge. to the
music Of kleists orchestra For those not
desiring 10 dance a concert has been ar
ranged for the home trip a special feature of
which will be the caleSthenic exhibition of
President William Rodger. who will appear
III full Highland costume and dance '-Shean
IreWs.' ". l.. HOatsOn Will give a realistic
imitation of the Zulu war dance, as danced
by the saYageS in darkest Africa. The enter
tainment will close with the sentimental
duet when You Leave This Country,
James, by W. F. Myron and Allan BrOwl.
Special arrangements for the occasion have
been made with the moon and the weather.
The Twin City Banjo. Mandolin and Guitar
club Will give their excursion, concert and
hop on the steamer Henrietta and barges on
Thursday evening next. The following pro.
gramme Will be rendered; Overture, Will
lam Tell, ROssini, orchestra; Twin City
March, original, Twin City Banjo, Mandolin
and Guitar club; vocal solo, The Fisherman
and His Child, W.Allen; recitation, selected.
Miss g. Lund; banjo solo, Exposition
March," Prof. Charles Shibley; vocal solo.
selected. Chester Moder; piano solo, selected
Prof. Charles POttgieSer; vocal selection,
Comrades Capital City quartette; either
solo, selected. Prof Charles ShiDley; vocal
solo. selected, George Fetch; 'Murmur of the
Stream" Rice, Twin City Banjo. Mandolin
and Guitar club; mandolin duet selected
Masters Liedman and Ryder; recitation. Sc
lected Francklyn W. Lee: vocal trio Sc
lected Messrs Dill. Sherman and Evans;
recitation, The Tell-Tale Heart Poe Fred
erick ". Barnay; vocal selections, Capital
City quartette.
The Twin City Banjo Mandolin and
Guitar club. assisted by Frederick Barnay.
the Well-known st. Paul elOcuuonist was
entertained by the Sons of America at their
rooms in Minneapolis on Wednesday last
The playing Of the club ard recitations by
Frederick Barnay were received with great
favor. large Minneapolis attendance will
participate in the excursion given by the
club on Aug. 20.
Eureke Lodge No. Q, A. o. [. W, gave an
entertainment on Friday evening. Past
Master Fred NJ. Lloyd was given a silver tea
set, after very clever presentation speech
by Past Master George BrOokiuS. After a
brief musical programme the floor was
cleared and dancing began. The affair was
an unqualified success.
Miss Josie Small entertained the Ladies'
Afternoon Progressive euchre club at her
home in the HoCel Barteau Wednesday after
noon. very enjoyable time was expert
enced by all. The prizes. consisting of paiut-
ingS by the lady herself, were won by Mrs.
William Merrick and Mrs. +. II. Doe and
Mrs Burke.
The Nernonters' ASSOCIATION will hold its
annual picnic at Lake Minnetonka on
" Wednesday. Aug 10. Senator Il f. Stevens
u this city. VIII deliver an address.