St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-10

nue., Chicago.
The lady managers of the Babies
home announce that the fair last week
was so successful that they will hold a
sale OF articles that were at that time
unfinished and have since been sent to
them in one of the stores of the Lowry
arcade, on Thursday and Friday of this
week. Quite number of articles will
be on exhibition, and will be sold at
very low prices.
The marriage of Miss Martha German
to Barrent Wilson Van Cleek is an
nounced to take place at Christ church
on Dec. 81. Miss German, who is a
daughter of Capt and Mrs. German,
and niece of Mrs. F. P. Wright. is one
of the social favorltes in st: Paul. The
wedding will be very quiet one, as the
families of both bride and groom are in
mourning. The newly married couple
will be at home on Wednesdays in Jau-
uary at the Albion.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Hare, of Garfield
street, were surprised by number of
their friends on Thursday evening last
on the occasion of Mr.. Hare's birthday.
Those who participated in very pleas
ant evenings enjoyment were: Messrs.
and Mesdames Reynolds. Ringold, Leon
ard. Brown, Caret, Parker Furnell,
Blair, Hare; Mesdames Mitchell, Allen,
Demorest; Misses Leonard, Garland,
Parker, Forne, Hoagland. Furnell, Caret,
Reynolds; Messrs. Parker. Allen, Fur
nell. Hare.
An enjoyable reception was given
Wednesday evening by Mrs. II. Marie
Robbins to her dancing class, at her
academy, Lifts hall. One hundred
couples were present. The programme
of fancy dances was thoroughly en-
joyed by all present. which consisted of
the following numbers: Spanish cast
agnett. by the Misses Sabre Goddard,
Emma Waterman, Daisy Bell, Jennie
Verify, Jessie Queen Arey. Josie Bell
and Edna GoOch; the Thuma, by the
Misses Waterman, Arey and Miller;
the Georgine, by Miss Sabre Goddard:
the La Judine, by Miss Gertrude Miller;
the Baltimore de Bang OF, by the Misses
Jessie Arey, Edna Gooch, Josie Bell and
Daisy Bell; Washington Fling, by Miss
Emma Waterman. Among those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Whit
man. MIR. aud Mrs. W. j. Sullivan, DIR.
and Mrs. Hess and Miss Hess, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. G. Brady and Mrs. Flanagan,
l.
Ware. M. Treacy and daughter and
Miss Hursher, s. G. Dickinson. Mrs.
Bailey and Blanch Bailey. Mrs. ]. b.
Arey, DR.. Corcoran, Mrs. S. Van Horn.
the Misses Josie Bell, Goddard, Water
man, Ethel Bell, Sullivan. Mcguire,
Daisy Bell, Kittie SulIivan,>D. L. Stan
ton, c. c. Blackney, Wheeler, IL. Bar
rey, De Murs, Bessie Worrell, A. Barrev,
Battell, Name Mcclure, Helen Gooch,
Anna Mcclure. Hall, Fuller, N. L. Dow.
Jennie Verify and sister, Grace Rhodes:
Messrs. w. 81. Baker, c. S. Benson.
Fred Shore, Harry Mcguire, Edison
Lane. ?. A. O'Keefe, John Wheeler, II.
V. Chairman, McCauley, Collins, j. w.
Mahon, -. Houghtaling, Carpenter, 81.
III. Cox. d. III. Sullivan, John Mcclure.
3: E; Dow, Verify, James Lewis, F. n.
Rhodes and others.
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A display of art souvenirs from the
worlds fair arc on exhibition at 334 st.
Peter street, second door from Fourth
street, which is being sold and a per-
centage of the profits devoted to the
permanent fund of the Ladies' Art
club" In addition to the articles for
sale are quite number of oil paintings,
which can be rented by amateurs who
are in need of subjects. The art club is
greatly IN need of library and funds
to carry on other branches of the work,
and besides being able to obtain some
very beautiful articles those who patron
ize this sale will be helping on a work
that deserves encouragement.
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The publishers of Godey's Magazine
announce that the January number will
contain Franklyn w. Lees complete
new novel. MAN selIe Paganiui."
Those who have read Mr.. Lees three
previous publications will be glad to
learn that he has written another novel,
''Come a. the githerp' Such is th elm
vitation extended by the st. Andrews
society to the Scotch folks and their
friends to be present at their opening
entertainment season '93-94) at West
moreland Hall, next Friday evening.
Inc committee has secured talent of
local reputation, as this will be the
finest musical programme ever given at
their sociabIes. The society Will have
the honor for the first time of enter
tanning the clanSmen of Minneapolis
and st. Paul, these two societies having.
announced that they will be present in
full force.
The programme will consist of recita-
tons, quartettes. trfos, duets and solos
executed by the following ladies and
gentlemen: Miss Milharm, Miss Ger
mann, Miss MacLean, Messrs. P. r. and
aid Forbes, of Minneapolis, j. NJ. Will
llams, Owen Morris and w. f. Myron.
Farquhar Beaton will give a repre-
sentation of w. F. Myron's latest song,
THE Piper O. Dumbarton," and also
dance 'Shaun Frews" and 1.-THE Irish
Jig" in costume.
The next Seibert concert. the third of
this season, will take place next Sun
day at Germania Turner hail. The pro-
gramme for this concert will be partic-
ularly attractive a a special number
being a piano concerto. with the full
orchestral accompaniment, which is the
first rendition iii this city. The COM
pOoltlOH 10 IilO CISdLlUu VI L TOl. IuSIdVu
johnson, of Minneapolis. 1t was re-
hearsed last Friday morning under the
baton of George Seibert, with the author
at the piano. and the result was very
satisfactory to all concerned. The mu-
siciaDs give their best Endorsement for
the merits of the composition, and have
no fear to meet critics at the next con-
cert. The vocalist will be Frauline
Elizabeth Strubecke. mezzo soprauno,
lately from the city of Dresden, where
she has been resident for many years,
teaching voice culture, and singing in
opera and concerts. The orchestra
numbers will be of standard and pop
ular nature, making in all very pleas
ing and attractive programme. None
too much can be said in praise of these
concerts by the programmes so far
given. Sincere and hard work is shown
by the combination under Director
Seibert at every point.