St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-18

was served il tAe ladies' ordinary After
ward Capt. {. l.. SHMbario read an interest
i1ng p oaf Oh 'SOItnern Prisons Can't Sum
ft3bartiJ was Of the Twelfth Iowa Infantry, ana
5srefre'iI ID It>cif By singing Marching
/ Tnrol-h Georgia. ". H. Dixon gave one
! OF his humocJu' recitau0uS rs Ciiy Mr.
! Dixon chn. lie responded several tir,1as
! With short selections Afte: singing Trap.
! Trami. Trlmp, the conmlndery adjourned
Garfield post hall was tilled Friday evening
| by an audience wnich thoroughly demon
! stra'ed Its appreciation of the excellent pro-
! Srdinnle presented at ~ Old Folks con
! cert given in aid-of 81. james Episcopal
! church. he musical programme WAS n splan-
I d!dly arranged one of twenty num} @ s. Miss
| l. Dean gave number of Rotations and
was deservedly encored, her rendition of va
! IlnUS selections being particularly go1d
/ Mrs. +. .. Osborne sang SOLD, her clear
! sweet soprano voice never having bean
! heard to better advantage. Altogether tA3
/ concert WIS U..e OF the most enjoyable give 1
I by the iadies of the s.. James church
On next HedIeSday and Thursday even
lngs, Ger. - an1 -, Gilbert & Sullivan 5
Claiming iittle operetta, "A Trial by jury
VIII be gwen at the West Side opera house by
! tie young people, for the benefit of tae AS
cenSion church fund. The following is the
| cast: Jidge. j. |. Y. Dodd: plaintiff Miss
! Eta Myres; defendant, a. p. Quesnel !;
counsel. X. VI. Gibson; usher. Sam Ragan
! foreman, " y. Amundson; bridesmaids
/ BeTde Stejg-r, !'ansy Roberts. Lille Brun-
ner, Sadie Milton.
Pioneer Lodge No. 23s, Order Sons of st.
! George. save IL concert and hop at Odd Eel
! lows hall "Wednesday evening Miss Sadie
| Murphy's sweet soprano was heard to al
/ vantage III two pretty so.cS: !. F. Knight
sang Il tenor select ~ and Mr. and Mrs. Bul-
lard gave Il piano and violin selection after
the ii Isical and literary programme.
Minnesota Division No. Il is busy arrang-
I ing for Il ball to be held at Knights OF Pythias
nall about Nov. Is. Elaborate preparations
are being made for the event The members
of this division have Il reputation TO sustain
rs entertainers that cannot he sighted aad
| they promise 10 make this The most brilliant
/ affair they have yet given. -I
The Ich Dien Lawn Tennis Club viii open
! up The season with dancing party at the Al
| cayde club rooms Thursday evening Oct %
/ ] lac affair Will be managed By the committee
| OF arrangements. consisting Of Misses Schef-
! Ter ana hriegcr and McSsrs. COgsWeN Schif-
mann. Middleton and Eye. ald promises to
! be very enjoyable.
| Miss Miutl Mckinlav entertained about
| twenty-five OF her friends last evening al the
! home of her Lr0ther, Mr.. Ladd, Is DeloS
! west. The hours were pleasantly spent with
/ music cards and dancing and paraSing of
! dainty refreshments Miss McKinlay was as
| sisted by her sisters, Mrs. Wardell and Mrs
Ladd
Among the events of the week is a very
! novel variety OF i fair c.Il led the Festival
! OF Days, at the corner Of FauQuier and East
| laden with numerous fancy and useful arti-
! Cles. The fair enjoyed brilliant opening
last evening, and the sale continues this aft
ern0On and evening.
The Young people of the Mem orial Lulh-
craa church give Il musicale Tuesday even
ing at the re>idence OF J. II. Hensel 75} Lin
coin avenue. Those participating were Miss
Denny. Otto Becker, J. z. Marshall, Misses
! Lofsted, Fax, Wcklund and Woodman and
MessrS. Lee, Marshall. Watson and spear
Bethesda Lodge. /. 0. O. F., gave another
OF their delightful hops at DAD Fellows hall
on Tuesday evening. Dancing continued
! Ing that they had passed very pleasant
/ evening. They gave progressive euchre
party in the same hall lGSt evening
The first complimentry social rendered to
! pupils and friends Of the MozZara dancing
! academy will occur Saturday evening. Oct.
- at Central hall. y East seventh street.
| Invitations can be secured from pupils or by
calling between and any day this week
The nitv club held It's first meeting this
| season III the Cnity church parlors Tuesday
/ evening. for the purpose of layIng out work
for the winter. social hour followed the
business meeting. frightened by converse
ton and refreshments.
The Young PEOPLES Society of st. Stephen
| church will give an oyster supper and social
| entertainment Monday evening, Oct. 10, al
Ayd'S hall. West Seventh street, instead of
Friday evening which was announced.
The Summit skating club gave their first
| complimentary hop at Marduardt's hall, cor
ner Carroll and Louis streets. last evening.
! Hilyard' S orchestra furnished the music, and
refreshments were served at midnight.
The opening ball of the Standard club Will
take place at Standard hall next tuesday
| evening. the event propisss e De the larg-
| est in the history of tie cab Their next
/ mop occurs on the e72eing Of Nov. ).
The Northwestern band. of West St Paul
will give anQ.2er dancing party al the Lieder
tafel hail - Saturday evening, Oct ~ The
| object Of the bail is TO obtain more funds for
the 5Ssfer equipment of the band
The X. *. x :. gave a complimentary hop
10 their friends Thursday evening las, al