St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-24
AMONG THE SOCIETIES.

One of the musical events of the past week
was the concert given by the Orpheus Choral
Club OF Dayton's Bluff under the direction
of Prof. James Blake, Thursday evening at
the Bates Avenue NJ. 4. church The chorus
numbering fifty voices executed their num-
bers admirably showing thorough drilling
On the Sea, by Mendelssohn. was partic-
ularly well rendered by the chorus and was
| enthusiastically encored by the audience.
Mrs. Allen Kreiger sang 1.-The Raft" by Pin
suttl. i'll very artistic manner aud was thor
! oughly appreciated by the audience. as was
the duet by Mrs. Kreiger and Charles De
Lacy. "Hybrias. the Cretan,'' rendered by
Mr.. De Lacy. was received with applause as
was the piano solo by Miss Nabersberg and
| the violin solo by g. Nippolt Master George
| Nichols did very well, and was heartily en-
cored III the rendering of the Queen of the
Earth. Fred knight kindly took the parts
assigned to Oscar Lineau. who was unable to
be present. The concert was success in
every sense, and in the future the Orpheus
Choral club hope to improve on last seasons
work.
The annual meeting of the Minnesota
Branch of the Vassar Students Aid society
was held Wednesday. May 20, at the home of
Miss Robbins. $50 jackson street. The cleo
! ton of officers for the ensuing year took
place. and are as follows: President, Mrs
James ii. Drake; vice president. Mrs. NJ. X.
Cruable; secretary and treasurer, Miss Emily
Robbins; directors. Mrs. c. E. Riggs, Mrs
W. b. Louis, of st. Paul; DR.. Lucy Hale and
Mrs. Austin l.. Belknap, of Minneapolis The
society now has membership OF about thirty
graduates and former students. 1t was de-
clded at this meeting to admit associate and
honorary members, as many who have not
attended Nassar themselves are interested in
assisting others 10 90. 1t is hoped by another
year that scholarship may be offered i'll
Minnesota.
Last Friday evening the Vega Singing
society serenaded and surprised their es-
teemed president Ii. w. Clouse, of No
3Ol William street, and were. warmly well
coined. After several piano solos by Prof l.
Lundberg and selections by the singing
society, the ladies served dainty lunch to all
present. after which the gentlemen RECALLED
themselves with fragrant HaYanas at the ex-
pense of the host After thanking Mr. and
Mrs. Clouse for their hospitality and wishing
them long and happy career. the guests de-
parted with the happy consciousness of hay
ing spent one of the most delightful evenings
of their lives.
The several Catholic total abstinence So
cieties of the city will present choice enter
tainment at Cretin hall on Monday evening.
Rev. Father Christie, of Minneapolis, and
Rev. Thomas Gibbons. of St Paul, will be
the specialties. A literary and musical pro-
gramme viii be presented. This entertain
ment is given preparatory to the annual c. ~
a. convention, which will be held in this
city on June II and Is.
The ST. Patrick's Literary Society of st.
Paul celebrated their anniversary with a
musical entertainment at Woolsy's hail. cor
ner of Burr and Case streets. Thursday even
ing. \ lengthy programme was well rem
dered by local talent The proceeds were
presented to the st. Vincent de Paul society
for the benefit of the poor.
The Young Mems Hebrew association, re-
Gently organized, will hold a social gathering
tomorrow night in A. o. U. ". nah, Seventh
and Minnesota streets. An entertaining lit
eraTy and musical programme has been pre-
pared, and President MoTitz Helm Will de-
liver brief address.
A minstrel entertainment will be given at
the Liedertafel in the course of a few weeks
by the Young Mems Social club of West st.
Paul, under the direction of Messrs George
Gibson, Harry Franklin. j. Munns, A. Sto-
bart, VIII Pheris, Lon Peabody and j. Grau.
Hall, gave their first social dancing party at
Westmoreland hall, Tenth and. St Peter
streets, Thursday evening. Prof Mozarra
was master of ceremonies. An elegant reDast
was served at midnight
The final musical and literary entertain
ment of the season of the Retail Clerks I'm
ion No. !, X. c. n. p A of A, was given at
Labor hall, on East Seventh street, Wednes-
day evening. The interesting programme
had twelve numbers.
a musical and literary entertainment was
participated in on the evening of the 18th by
the members and friends of the leading He
brew society of this city, |. o. O. B. 396 con
GLIDING with speeches and other exer-
cises.
The Patriotic Sons of America are making
arrangements for a musical and literary en-
tertainment to be given at their hall, corner
of Seventh and Minnesota streets, Decoration
day.
A benefit ball viii be rendered the active
members OF the Concordia Singing society. at
Market hall, this evening. A lengthy mu-