St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-18
WEARING OF THE GREEN.


singing will be feature. She has not
yet appeared in st. Paul.
WEARING OF THE GREEN.
st. Patrick's Day Generally and
Pleasantly COMMUNICATED.
The shamrock, typical of Ireland the
world over, was the municipal flower
yesterday. Thousands of st. Paulites
who celebrated the natal day of Erin's
patron saint in no other way wore the
emblem, either in reality or in ribbons
of emerald hue. With the nationality
most interested the day was practical
holiday, and it may be regarded as a
tribute to the influence of the Irishman
in politics that the public offices were
almost closed. There was no pubic
demonstration arranged, as the slushy
condition of the streets was prohib-
ton to parading, but in dozen different
places last night high carnival was held
IN cOmmemoratiOn of the day. The
largest assemblages were at the Harris
theater and Cretin Pail. but in each of
the other places the hall was crowded
TO repletion.
The entertainment at the Harris.
given under the auspices of st. James
parish, was extremely novel and en-
joyable. 1t was of the character of
minstrel programme, and it was nearly
midnight when it was concluded. l..
ID. Wilkes was the interlocutor, and the
programme opened with songs by En-
gene Melady, II. c. Mallory. L. W. Lee,
James Swift. James Moore, w. D.
Smith and G. y. Ludlow. The part
was interspersed with regular minstrel
fun, and concluded with tableauX, The
second part had the following pro-
gramme:
Northumberland Charles Fairchild
Prof Wyman ana Pupils
Soprano Solo - 'Springtime"
Miss Annie Delaney
'.Darkies Paradise
General Topics" senator ...,.....F. ". Lee
Harp Solo-"Carnival of Venice"
with orchestra accompaniment-
Miss Lillian Lamprey
Male Quartette selected Haydn Quartette
Guitar Quartette-'Iv Quickstep''
The Professor, .........- Eddie Magee
2 Q.ate of Thatcher, Primrose 4 Vests Min
strelS)
Selection. Orchestra
The very enjoyable evening concluded
With the laughablc Ethiopian farce,
"Quarrelsome Servants"
The capacity of Paul Martins opera
house was tested by the crowds which
turned out to attend the st. Michael'S
church celebration. The programme
was pleasing mixture OF instrumental
and vocal music and Rotations. Rev.
j. L. Harrison very eloquently set forth
the traditions and lessons of the day,
his Grafton coming as pleasing break
midway i'll the programme, which was
as follows:
Piano Solo-"Fantaisle Stuck Mcdowell
Theodore l. King.
Otto Bicker. |'ON'NN
Vocal Duet-''Love and War . Cooke
Messrs. Quesnel and Thornquist.
soprano SolC-'Timor di Mi on
Miss Emma Nilsson. y -
Mandolin and Guitar ...........S Selection
Messrs. Huntington, Hunter and Mccoy,
j. c. Hanley.
Miss NJ. Lennon.
Tenor SolO-'Winds III the Trees
A P. Quesnei.
Lecture. ..........."1 The Day We Celebrate"
Rev. j. T. Harrison.
''l Miss Marie T Keough d. LIS" AIRS
Vocal Qnartette . 49, The Dawn of Day
Misses Burke and Cullen ana Messrs. Burke
and Amonson.
KecltalOn.- ..-.............S selected
Wesley Ryan.
Bass Solo-"Friend of the Brave" Calcutt
j. T. ThornQuist.
Vocal DuetJ a '-Streamlet Full of Flowers. "
0O''- W ! b Thou Art Near
Mrs. j W. Thompson and Mrs Colville.
Tenor Solo-"The Message Blumenthal
Charles F. Xanten.
Soprano Solo. $3.50" Kathleen Mavourneen
Miss Julia Cullen.
st. Vincent parish held It's celebration
at its new hall, corner La Fond and
Arundel streets. The attendance was
very large and the programme enjoya
bic throughout. Rev. Father Busch and
John Cavanaugh delivered orations on
St. Patrick and his life and teachings
Vocal and instrumental music filled out
the programme, which concluded with q
novel comedy called "St. Patrick's Day
Parade
a general memorial programme was
given at st. Patrick's hail, and many
who applied were unable to gain adj
mission. Hon. John w. Willis, always
eloquent fairly outdid himself in his
Grafton on the Day We Celebrate The
musical and literary programme was
participated in by Misses Mullalley
Lynch and Mcnamara and Messrs
4hlllo, 4IOuoSIldli, GSdl ana Mchcan
That Rascal Pat" which is standard
production on such occasions, was pre-
sented and greeted with shreks OF
laughter and applause. The parts were
taken by Misses Marion and Fitzgerald
and Messrs. Buckley, Dougherty anC
Wilson.
The Cretin hall entertainment was
under the auspices of the Cathedral par
&c n AE l.
crowd. The programme was good ont
throughout, the talent engaged being
the best in the city. Father Hebron
III the middle Of the exercises, gave al
interesting and imprOmptu talk which
was greatly enjoyed. The programme
follows:
Duet-"Greeting" ...........M endelssohl
Misses Campbell and Naughton.
rioro solo I (a) Spring Song. Mendelssob1
(b)NalZ de Concert. WenaiWsk
Prof. Charles b. Pottgeiser.
Song-"Kathleen Aroon'' .. Franz Alb
Miss Hannah Naughton.
Cornet Solo-'Grand Fantastic -. Theo Hocl
Prof. Rodenkirchen.
Miss Ada Hawkins. Wv ~
S ,Mords s.N Without Song Father Heffrol
Prof. oscar f. Lienau. = = '''--'
Either Trio Laendle
Miss Manigold, Messrs. Anderson and Geist
Afla--'LeS Huguenots ..-......... Meyerbee
Miss Sarah Mealy.
Cello Solo-"Mazurka de Concert L.Amat
Prof L. Amato.
Recitative Aria and Cavatina. Verd
John F. Gehan.
Piano Solo-"R ondeaun ..Mendelssohl
Prof. Charles P. Pottgeiser.
NJ. j. Costello was the orator at the
entertainment in st. Johns hall, corne
Francis and Forest streets. The pro
gramme was literary and musical and
perfect success.