St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-24
EVENTS SCHEDULED.

Among the musical events that are
scheduled for the coming week there IS
none that promises so we'll as does the
concert to be given in FOrd's Music
hall tomorrow evening. by Miss Esther
Butler. soprano, assisted by William
Courtney. the we'll Known New York
tenor; Miss Alma Norton johnson. con-
tralto: D. f. Colville, baritone; Fritz
Schlachter, violoncello; G. q. Titcomb,
r. w. Middleton, G. a. Marshall, ac-
cOmpanists. Miss Butler is young lady
who has been for several years prOml-
nent concert and church singer in both
Chicago and New York city. She has
been pupil of William Courtney. Nine.
Jenny Kempton and Nine. La Grange,
Of Paris. On Oct. she will open a
instruction. and Judging by the favor
able criticisms that her work has re-
ceived in the past from the New York
Times, Chicago Tribune and other East
ern papers, she is a very talented young
lady.
Thursday evening, Oct. 5, Company d.
First regiment, NJ. n. g., will give a
stereoptIcon and musical entertainment
at the armory. Views in the Yellow
stone National Park will be shown by
James Paris. and explained by DR.. Z. c.
Clark, of Saltwater. both of these gen
tlemen having accompanied the COM
pauy on their long march through this
wonderful region in August, 1892. This
entertainment is given to raise funds
for the trip the company expects to take
next winter. The boys expect to use
the standing room only" sign OH the
evening of Oct. 5.
A fine Hutchings organ is to be placed
s.,f Do rI- ohnrch
ner Holly avenue and Mackubin street.
S. A. Baldwin will give short talk on
the construction OF the pipe organ at the
chapel adjoining Thursday evening,
Sept. IS. at s p. IN. Mr.. Baldwin will
use the different parts of the new organ
to illustrate his talk
The regular weekly meeting of the
Lady Somerset w. G. L. u. will be held
Monday at the residence of Mrs. War
ren at Bald Eagle lake. BY invitation
all members are requested to attend.
Business of Importance pertaining to
the kitchen will be the subject before
the meeting. Members must take train
at union depot at 500 a. N. Basket
lunch.
The st. Paul Art club will open Oct.
l at the Metropolitan hotel. with Prof.
Clark as the principal Instructor. There
will be an evening class this year. The
club numbers nearly 100 members, and
is not at all limited as to the number
tfat can be received.
the regular meeting Of the Liberal
Union of Minnesota Women will be
held in Unity church Tuesday next.
Sept. 26. at II O'clock a. m. Ladies will
please provide themselves with lunches.
Tea and coffee will be served at the
church.
The attention of the Shubert club and
other musical organizations is called to
this lecture. which to all who seek a
broader musical culture will prove both
interesting and profitable. Light re-
freShments will be served.
The first entertainment to be given
by the choir of the Church of the Mes
siah will take place Thursday evening
at O'Clock in the guild room. corner
Fuller and Kent streets.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church will tender their pastor fare
well reception on Tuesday evening. All
han are invited.
Next Friday evening, Sept. %, the
ladies of King Street NJ. f. church will
sale of useful articles at the parsonage,
800 King street.
The manv friends of the Wachepe
club will be pleased 10 learn that the
club will give its first social party of
this season Friday evening, Oct. 20. in
Central hall.
First all ual masquerade ball will be
e ven by the Twin City Athletic club
a AriOn hall, II West Third street, st.
Paul, Friday evening. Oct. 6. 1898.
Myrtle Teu.ple No. 2, Pythian Sisters,
will give dime social Monday evening
at Pythian hall, East Fifth street. All
Knights and friends are invited.
The ladies of Central Park NJ. E.
church will give asocal at the residence
of Mrs. l.. r. Grant. 594 Canada street,
Friday evening. Sept. %.
TIE new Century CLUB will. open its
8 'ason with reception at the parlors of
the DAYTON Avenue Presbyterian church
WedEe day, Oct. 4.
The Non Nobis Solum" will open
its second season with hop at Central
hall, Monday evening. Oct. 9.