St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-18

thusiastic commentators from the press
everywhere that they may easily be
regarded as in the very first rank of.
such organizations The Northwestern
university Is the famous Methodist ifi-
stituton located near Chicago, which
has over 1000 students in its various depart
ments, and i'll its patronage ranks with the
very first universities in the country. The
programme will lie bright and varied, and
will have lot of little surprises that are as
funny as circus and a great deal better. An
added charm to this concert is the fact that
the price Of admission is to be uniform for
the whole house and below the scale of usual
concert prices. Sale of seats opens Monday
morning at Dyer Bros.
A benefit will be given to Fred Mcintosh
next Friday night, Dec. %. at Market hall,
which will be one OF the grandest masque-
rade balls of the season. Prizes to the
amount of $50 Will be awarded, and every
preparation is being made to make the event
a successful one. The price of admission is
only 80 cents, and the object is worthy one,
being the purpose to raise sufficient funds to
selid him to Hot Springs.
On the evening of Dec. % a masquerad
will be given at Market hall and the proceeds
derived therefrom will be devoted to very
worthy purpose. Fred Mcintosh, the son of
an old citizen, has been worry i'll for some time
past, and mis- friends are taking this method
OF securing funds to send him to sani-
tarium. The masquerade promises to be
very enjoyable. the more so because valuable
prizes will be offered.
a new social club was organized Tuesday
evening at The home of Miss Louisa Chryst,
~ Bellevue avenue, unoer the name of Co
lumbia Social club. The first social hop will
be held at its club rooms, ~ Bellevue avenue,
Dec. %. The officers are as follows: Presi-
dent. Miss Louisa Chryst; secretary, Mrs. Ida
Tanner; treasurer. Ed S. Chaum.
The third concert of the Sunday series by
Seibert's orchestra will take place week
from today christmas day.. the pro-
gramme will be of the popular type, 1nclud-
Ing grand descriptive fantasia, christmas
at Home" by Otto Langley. The vocalist for
this concert will be Miss Amalia kippe. She
sang at the first concert and gave perfect
satisfaction.
The ladies of the Woodland Park church
have completed their arrangements for the
doll and fancy goods fair III the Lowry ar
cade Dec. 10 and 20, and thegreat variety of
articles and cute costumes for the dolls GER
tainly show large amount OF work, and 1t
is expected that The fair will be grand sue
cess.
The Hamline quartette, composed of
MeSSrS. G.. E. Maxwell, E. n. TucKey, e. Is.
kerfoot, j. 5. Hamilton, andethe Columbian
Banjo Trio, Messrs. X. u Ioungman, X.
Marvin and W. Braden, were entertained by
Miss Villa Hamilton, of SOS John street,
Wednesday evening.
The Nushka club whist players are organ
lZing whist tournament, to commence en-
"Wednesday next. There will be about ten
tables, and entries are now being made at The
club house. Duplicate whist Will be played
after the rules adopted for the interurDan
games
St Paul Chapter No. 24.O. E. S.,wil give a
dance at Vega ana Vask hall, 2lS East Sew
enth street, Monday evening, Dec. ~. Pro
ceeds for charity. Tickets % cents All
Masons, with their families, are invited.
Tickets can be had of committee and at he
door.
Wednesday evening Dec. 81, grand mill
tary ball will be given at Garfield nall, $50
East Seventh street. Participants Will be re-
CURED to appear in full uniform
The young people OF Hazel Park have Or
ganlzed a cluq, which Will meet Oh Friday of