St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-14
IN CHURCH CIRCLES,

A very large audience filed the German NJ.
E. church, on Daytons Bluff, Thursday
evening, to listen TO the concert given by the
Orpheus Choral club, assisted by Miss Mac
Namara, soprano; Mrs, Allan Krieger. con
tralto; E. p. De Sale, tenor; Ben Stillwell,
basso: Miss Flora Nabersberg. pianist, and
Master Willie Johnson, viAlinist. The solo
lists were warmly received. and the violin
playing by Master johnson was most ex-
cellent The numbers which stood out in
bold relief from the choruses were the tenor
solo. star OF Bethlehem, Adam. sung beauti-
fully by Mr.. De Sale: the charming contralto
solo, He Was Prince Lynes, given by
Mrs. Allan Krieger; the light and graceful
part songs "Oh, Hush Thee, My Baby" by
sullivan. given in fine stxl by the club: the
duet, see the Pale Moon Campana, by
Mrs Krieger and Mr.. De Sale, and the bass
solo of Mr.. Snlwell, True Till Death" by
Gatly. The piano solos given by Miss Ma
bersberg, and especially Mendelssohn's
Song Without Words. were characterized
by delicacy of touch and brilliancy of execu-
ton.
The Unity Guild Dramatic club will pre-
sent the clever and amusing little play, ''The
Secret Agent, at the guild room on Feb. 20.
The people who take part are: Charles
Sommers Albert Moore. X. Fl. Townsend
and Mr.. Bancroft; Misses Olive Long Kitty
Hart ana Blanch Chaplin. This play is full
or ludicrous situations caused by the hidden
influence of The Secret Agent, who sets him
self to redress the wrongs which have found
Illustrate
all the pet schemes of the Duchess and her
mlnisters-who have been running things to
suit themselves, without consulting the
wishes of the Duke.
The Y. NJ. c. A. hall was filed with melody
Thursday evening. The Mendelssohn quar-
tette gave a musical and delighted an au-
dieuce of several hundEed people The Fro
gramme consisted Of vocal and instrumental
music. the quartette rendering some excel
lent selections as whole, and also giving in
dividuaI numbers Miss Berdena Farwel
the cOntraItO. sang, among other solos. the
aria, Non Conosci it Bel Suol. from Mig
non. and was accorded a general ovation
for her effort. The accom- PIANIST was Miss
Ella Richards.
The Junior Auxiliary of ST. Johns Church.
gave a pleasing entertainment Thursday
evening at Van Ellemeets hall. Sevencor
ners. The first part consisted OF minstrel
speeialties and choruses, with piano. ac-i
compartment. The second part Of the en-
tertainment opened with a flag drill by a
class of giils instructed by Mrs. Katherine
Deacon -
A brilliant social of the Young Peoples So
ciety of Christian Endeavor Of the CHRISTIAN
Church was held Thursday evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. V Teeple, 6iI
Cedar street The participants on the pro-
gramme were: Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. Aiss
TeepIe. Miss Pierce, Miss Miller, Mfr. Donald
son and Rev. E. Is. Edwards
New England supper will be given By the
ladies OF the Warrendale Presbyterian church
ut the chapel Ill Como Villas, on the evening
of Feb. ~, from TO o'clock, to be followed
by short programme. Admission, % cents :;
children under twelve years, half price.
An open meeting of the st. Paul Theesoph-
ical society will be held next Wednesday
evening at Room l23 Globe building Sub
ieet: "1he SevenfoId Nature of Man. All
those interested in theosophy are invited
The social entertainment given by the
young ladies of the Assumption church last
Monday evening proved so great success
that several more will follow before Lent
The st. Luke's Aid society will meet at the
residence of Mrs. r. Gooding, 643 Olive
street. Friday afternoon.
The Kings Daughters of St. Paurs Church
met last Tuesday with Mrs. E. Hopper, of
Portland avenue