St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-14

The Sleeping Queen Opera company will
present the following elaborate programme
at Churchill hall, st. Anthony Park, Tuesday
June Is:
Overture .ssP atience',
Theo /. King.
Quartette. ....... From the opera Patience
On costume)
Lady Angela. -: Mrs. c. B. Yale
Lady saphir- Miss Maud Ulmer
Duke. Observation-Disclosures. j. +. Merrill
Colonel. w. H. Eichman
MAJOR. ................ Charles De Lacy
Soprano solo-"Two Red Roses . johnson
Miss Ulmer
ou.u,o.,o (O 1.-The Sea Hath Its Pearls
Quartette3 Pinsuti
(b)"Hush Thee My Baby Sullivan
Miss Ulmer, Mrs. Yale, Messrs. Merrill and
Tenor solo-"The Boat Song" Neidlinger
j. +. Merrill
To be followed by Balfe's famous opera,
THE SLEEPING QUEEN"
Cast.
Queen of Leon. 49,. 49,. Miss Maud Ulmer
Donna Agnes, a maid of honor
Mr. c. B. Yale
PHILIPPE d'Aquillar, young exile
J.F Merrill
His Excellency the Regent. Charles De Lacy
Ed and Sam Pickard, two members of the
graduating class in the Murray school, en-.
terta1ned the members of their class Thurs
day evening. Ed Taylor, the class president,
filled the chair with credit. Miss Ethel Brill
torian; Miss Jennie Sheriff, as class prophet:
Miss Lumia Lugger, as valedictorian, and
sam Plckard, as class orator, all carried out
their various portions Of the programme to
perfection. After refreshments, toasts were
IN order and the way they were responded to
Kept the happy young people in a roar of
laughter until 10 o'clock. Mrs. Williams and
her daughter, Miss Grace. were the class
guests. Mrs. Williams has reason to feel
proud of the excellent work she has accom-
pllshed the past year aud which manifests
itself so markedly in this class.
The A. o. U. w. entertainment in Churc-
hill hall was sad disappointment to the
large audience present, there being not
single redeeming feature in the play given
by the Clipper Comedy company of Min
neapolis. The society feels considerably
mortified, as heretofore their entertainments
have always been most enjoyable affairs.
Walter Cannon. the "honor man" OF the
high school, and who is one of the parks
most active young men, will, lit is understood,
take post graduate course in the high
school, and then enter Harvard.
DR.. Daigneau has been reported as leaving
the, park, but the genial doctor says mo"
and ne ought to know. Mrs. Daigneau, how
ever, leaves for the East this week to spend
the summer months.
Rev. MIR. Clapp has returned, and will &C.
eupy the Episcopal pulpit to-day. as usual.
Miss Stryker and Mrs Conner will assist in
the music, which will be unusually elaborate
and good.
Mrs. F. N. Bentley, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. G. D. Bentley, left for Chi
cago Friday evening Mrs G. d. Bentley
will spend the summer in Ann Arbor, Mich.
Messrs. W. L. Hunter, j j. Merrill C. Fl.
Cannon and j. r. Cavanaugh, all of the
Park, have left for Denver, Co.. to attend the
annual convention of car accountants.
alter Hill, Esq. of Nourse street. takes
the medal. He tells no fish stories,'' but in
variably brings home LARGE and beautiful
string.
Mrs. Parkhurst, an old-time resident of our
park is visiting her sons. Mrs. Parkhurst
has been in Atlanta, Ca, for over year
past.
Rev. J. H. Chambers address this evening
Ia the Congregational church will be upon
Hebrew Poetry"
Miss Alice Kennard, of Marvel street left
Monday evening for the East to spend the
summer
George Pilling, Esq, of Philadelphia. is
visiting his son, Rev. j. S. Pilling on Long
avenue.
Rev. S. B. Wilcox will be unable to preach
for the Methodists to-day, as announced
Clarence Taylor is spending a two-weeks'
vacation in Seattle, Wash.
Gov. McGill arrived home from the East
Saturday morning.