St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-03
sooIETY's CALENDAR.

The Schubert club will give its next
musicale on Wednesday evening of this
week. Each member is requested to
bring her membership ticket. which
will admit herself and escort. The fund
accumulated from fines and single
tickets this year will be devoted to the
purchase of a library for the club.
A very attractive programme has been
arranged and is as follows: Spinning
chorus, from the Flying Dutchman lin
costume): ladies' chorus; lecture on
Wagner; His Method of Work aid the
Early Wagner Operas, Emil 0berhoffer;
love scene. from Lohengrin, Miss Kath-
crime Gordon and Mr.. Quesnel, includ-
ing bridal chorus by ladies' chorus;
quintette, from "Meistersinger," Miss
Gordon, Mrs. Colville, MIR. Willoughby.
Lieut.. Hale and Mr.. De Lacy; prize
song, arranged for violin, Gustave Won
Goetzen; Evening Star" Charles De
Lacy; piano solo, "Liebestod," from
Tristan and Isolde" (by requesD, Mrs.
Herman Scheffer. The next musicale
will be held Dec. 10, 2:3O p. III.
The Modern Woodmen of America
Will give their annual entertainment
and hop on the evening of Dec. at
Odd Fellows hall, corner Fifth and Wa
baSha, and have prepared an excellent
chestra; vocal, "The Woodmen Song"
Unity quartette; recitation, 1.-THE Two
Vagabonds," by requisite. G. Fairchlld;
violin solo, Emil Straka; SOLO, selected,
Miss Arella Philips; duet, selected, Mr..
and Mrs. b. L. Harmon; tenor solo,
selected, Albert Fritsche; recitation.
selected, G. c. Fairchild; violin SOLO,
Emil Straka; solo, selected, Miss Arella
Philips; recitation, selected, Miss Agnes
Wilson: vocal, tom, Tom the Piper's
Son." Unity quartette.
The Troubadours announce to their
friends that their request has been
| select dancing party and social before
| the holidays. 1t will take place on
| Monday evening. Dec. IL, at Westmore-
| land hall. The committee is leaving
nothing undone to have the second
party even surpass the first one, which
might well have been termed the "bon
ton sevent' of the season. At all events
the usual good time may be looked for.
| Music for this occasion will be furnished
| by Seibert's orchestra.
Last Tuesday, at St. Joseph'S church,
corner Carroll and Virginia avenue,
John Dulude and Miss Clara Flanagan
were quietly married. Peter Cornea
| acted as best man and Miss Irene Flan-
member of Company D, First regiment,
NJ. n. e.; members of the company ana
host OF friends outside the company
| extend their hearty congratulations.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dulude will be at home In
st. Paul after short trip through the
southern part of the state.
Prof. Cheeks will open another class
in drawing tomorrow evening, at the
rooms of the st. Paul Art club, in the
Metropolitan hotel. Lessons will be
given on Monday and Friday evenings,
from 7:30 to 10 o'clock. The terms are
$3.50 per month, with two lessons a
week. The chlldren's class meets every
Saturday morning from 10 to IL o'clock,
and on Mondays, from 2 to 5, head
| class from life" for those who are suf.
ficlently advanced in their study.
Next Thursday evening the Wachepe
club will entertain its friends at West
moreiand hall, this being the clubs
fifth dancing party. Everything has
been done for the success Of this enter
tainment. The hall will be handsomely
| decorated, and Layman's Mandolin and
| Guitar orchestra will furnish the music.
An enjoyable time is assured to all
friends who attend.
The ladies OF the Park CONGREGATIONAL
church will hold their Christmas sale
Tuesday afternoon and evening in the
Lparlors of the church, corner Holly ave-
nue. and Mackubin street. Numbers OF
fancy articles of every description will
be for sale, and light refreshments will
be served III the evening.
The ladies Of Acker Women's Relief
Number will give dime social at the
residence of Mrs. PauIey, 1S1EastSeyenth
street, Wednesday evening, Dec. G. The
proceeds are to be devoted to charitable
work. Refreshments will be served and
general pleasant time is anticipated.
The La Belle Fencing and Social
club will give its third dancing party al
the Twin City hall Thursday evening,