St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-26
EVENTS TO BE.

The philanthropic ladies' who are at the
helm of the KiTmis TO be given in April, for
the benefit of the day nursery, are making
splendid progress. The kirmiS promises to
be one of the most notable events or the
spring. St. Paul possesses some remarkable
talent, which will be drawn upon for the
occasion. The committee are selecting none
but the best dancers for the intricate mazes
which will be placed upon the boards. These
dances will comprise the prettieSt and most
popular executions of the terpsichorean art
of all countries Even China will not be
sighted
Arrangements are progressing rapidly for
the klrmess to be given by the board OF the
day nursery at the Grand opera house during
the evenings of April 20, 2l and -, with
Saturday matinee. Prof. II E. Speedy, Of
Detroit. will drill the young people for their
parts and manage the affair throughout, and
as he has had all experience OF six years in
this work there is no doubt as TO It's success.
The young ladies will be chaperoned during
the drilling and performances by twenty-five
of the ladies interested in the affair.
A concert for the benefit OF the First Uni
versalist church will be given Friday even
ing March 3, at o'clock, at Ford's music
hail. The following Well-known musicians
will take part: Miss Ella Richards, Miss
Alcolt Prof. Titcomb, Prof. Colvllle, G. L.
A. johnson, and will be assisted by c. Il.
LfaircniId.
The St Paul Cricket club will give it's sec
ond smoking concert Oh the evening of Sat
urday March II, at p. m, at A. .. U. w.
hall, corner of Seventh and Minnesota
streets. Some of the best talent in the city
has been secured for the event, which, by
the way tickets are gong, will be great
success.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Central
Park N. L. church gave a very pleasant So
cial entertainment at the residence of Mrs. A.
y. Cameron, Of 81 Irvine park, last evening.
splendid musical and literary programme
was rendered.
The women of Frances Willard W. C. T. U.
will give reception for Mrs ". A. Hutch
inson, wife Of the new pastor of Westminster
church, at the residence Mrs. +. b. Doran
on East Congress street Tuesday evening"
Feb IS.
Mrs Jacobs, Of Minneapolis and Mrs.
Hoskins, of st. Paul, viii entertain the
friends and investigators of Spiritualism
SUNDAY evening az s clock i'll A. o. Z. W.
hail, Seventh and Minnesota streets.
A bonnet social new fad in church en-
tertainments, was given last evening by the
Ladies' Aid Society Of the First N. E. church
AT the residence Of Mrs. G. +. Lambeth on
Dayton avenue.
their delightful social hops at Westmorelsnd
hall shortly after Lent by request The date
has been set for April II.
There will be a regular meeting of Constel-
1ation Chapter. o. 4. s., next Tuesday even
Ing. Every member is earnestly requested to
be present.
Rev f. A. Noble, D. D., delivered a lecture
at the House of Hope church last night on
the subject of Bryant, Longfellow and
Whittier"
Miss Fannie S. Emerson will be married to
a. Ii. Mccoy at the home OF her father j K
Emerson. Tuesday next, Feb rs, at 2 p m.
st. Luke's AID society, of st. Paul's church,
was pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Cumby
B0f Olmstead street, yesterday .aftern oon.
st. Lukes Aid Society of St Pauls Churc h
will meet with Mrs N Bouse, $50 Westmin-
steT street, Friday afternoon at . clock.
On Tuesday evening, Feb. 28 Rev. Thomas
McClary will lecture in the King Street Nj. e.
church on the mission of Mirth."
St Luke's guild will meet with Mrs C. W.
Bum, $40 Portland avenue Thursday morn
Ing at 10 clock.
The Queen Isabella club will meet with
Miss Fuller, 80 Wilkin street. "Wednesday, at
a:v0 p. III,