St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-09

well as second to none. Hilyards full or
chestra will furnish the music
Ransom & Horton have sued Lueien
warner Tor $3.50, the value of the sealskin
sacque which occasioned SO much talk i'll
the warner divorce suit and of which Mr.,
arner complained so much about his wife
purchasing. 1t is alleged that the coat was
bought Sept. 9, 1890, and payment was prom
lsed IN thirty days by Mr.. Warner. Interest
on the price at seven per cent is also de-
manded.
The Glee and Banjo Clubs of the Univer-
slty OF Minnesota viii give their last concert
IN st. Paul at the Peoples church. The
clubs have just returned from a most sue
cesstul tour OF this state and Wisconsin. AL
though they found opposition in Wisconsin,
their houses i'll Minnesota were fun and con-
tanned appreciative audiences. They are
spoken well of everywhere, and will I'M
doubtedly have great success at their final
concert
A banquet was given by the L. l. L. So
clety in the parlors of the Central Park NJ. Z.
church on Monday evening, Fred /. Shove
ofhclatlng as POSTMASTER. Excellent re-
sponses were made by Mrs. j. F. Hoyt, Misses
Ethel Bell, Mabel Golfer and Bertha Boiling
. er, and Messrs. Fred j. Sheppard. +. Fay
Smith. Frederick Edward Andrews and 9th
ers. number of the Society's friends were
entertained, and the new pins adopted as
class emblem were worn for the first time by
the members of the society.
There can be no doubt but that Katie En-
nett and the WAITS of New York. are prov
ing winner this week at the Grand And
continuing in the prevalent strain of realistic
things this house Will, on Sunday night and
all next week. present "A Dark Secret that
calls into play real water. real steam yachts
ana real boats; Ill, fact the great Henly re-
gatta scene is one vast aquatic picture, and
1t also serves to introduce the famous oars
man George hosmer. who will be seen in his
racing shell upon the immense river of
water that covers the entire stage.
This morning the sale of seats will be
opened at the Metropolitan opera house for
MISS Mare Nalnwrights engagement there
Tor three nights, beginning next Monday
Miss Wainwright Will once more be seen in
her superb production of Twelfth Night, :"
Whlch mas for two years won universal praise
IN all the largest cities, and was most cor
daily received here last season. even when
Piayed on an exceedingly small stage. Miss
Wainwright has in her company Barton
Hlll, William F. owen. Percy Brooke, Blanche
Walsh and Louise Muldener.
1.-THE Crystal Slipper at the Metropolitan
opera house, is playing the largest engage
meni OF the season so far. The management
has succeeded in securing the company fer
an additional night The piece viii there
tore be given next Sunday evening for the
last time in st. Paul. After the performance
the gittering scenery, the bright ballet and
Drlllant transformation scenes, and all of
Clnderella'S paraphernalia will be placed
upon special train OF seven cars and car
RED to Duluth. where they will give the
piece for three NIGHTS. The company then
goes south to st. Louis. and ends the season.
After that it Tetur2S TO Chicago. and begins
rehearsals for the next summers eXtrava-
ganZa at the CiScago opera house which
Manager Scott has booked for the Metropolis
tan next spring.