St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-27
EVENTS SCHEDULED.

| On Friday and Saturday evenings of
next week, in ;he high school assembly
! hall. will be given the annual concert
| OF the children of the public schools,
| under The management Of Prof Q. II.
| CungdOn. the popular supervisor OF that
| department. The 'admissiOn will be %
| cents and no reserved seats. Tickets
| are on sale in the hands of the teachers,
and can be procured Of them or the
| lence of these concerts lies in the
| character of the selections, which are
| not trash and silly ditties. The pieces
are classical music, such composers as
| Gounod, Abt. RubenStein, Boildeau,
| Schubert and MendelSSOhn being repre-
scented. They show the high character
of the daily instruction i'll school, which
not only teaches them to sing, but gives
the pupils pure and elevated taste for
the best compositions. In two cases
original compositions by teachers, one
vocal and one instrumental. will be
rendered. Prof. hermann. supervisor
OF physical culture, will haveta half
dozen classes from various schools upon
the stage, who will show the results of
his work in the grades from first to
eighth. Some of the classes are girls,
some boys, and some are mixed.
At the closing meeting of the Ham,
line c. l.. and S. G. Monday evening, at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Rodkin,
1921 Minnehaha sstreet, Hamline, the
following order OF exercises Will be OBJ
served: Prayer. Rev. j. w. Martin;
Chautauqua song. words by Miss Har-
riet E. Garvin, music. 1.-The Old Folks
at Home" circle; roll call, response
from Shakespeare, ION Hate" ladies,
''On Love" gentlemen. circle; minutes,
Mrc Tow, l>,,ci
paper, DR.. NJ. II. Reynolds; vocal duet.
Misses Lulu Webber and Grace Smith;
reading frem ''Helen's Babies" Miss
Hazard: charades. Mrs. F. E. Brown;
refreshments; toastS. toaStmaSter'S ad-
dress, President G. H. Hazard; ''Our
Circle" c. A. Fleming; Our Alumni"
j. B. Rossman; Ladies" j. A. WYE;
''Gentlemen." Miss Southworth; ''Why
Pm Chautauquan," William Belcher;
instrumental music, Miss Ella Door.
The drill committee of the Boys
brigade have decided to comply with
the request of several company COM
manders to hold street drill Of all the
Boys brigade companies Monday even.
ing, for the purpose of famillarlZing
the members with movements which
will probably be executed in the Decor
alton day parade. Companies will
assemble at Summit park at s o'clock
sharp on the evening above mentioned.
Thursday evening at 6 O'Clock Miss
Eta NJ. Lewis, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. V. Lewis, will be united III mar
rage to Frederick E. Tough, son of the
late Sherwood Hough, of this city. The
ceremony will take place at the home of
the brides parents, 1T East University
avenue, in the presence of the relatives
OF the young couple.
The social to be given by the young
people Of the First Methodist church
Thursday evening promises to he a
great success. Strawberries and ice
cream will he served during the even
ing and all excellent programme is ar
ranged. The parlors of the church will
be prettily decorated for the occasion.
The young ladies of the Assumption
parish will give strawberry and ice
cream party for the benefit of the Or
phans Monday evening. at the school
hall Oh Exchange street. An orchestra
will he Ill attendance.
Miss Amanda Kidder, of Charles City.
To-, will give a readiag in the Bates
Avenue Nj. E. church under the aus
pices OF the Y. Z. S. G. E. on Friday
evening.
The ladies of the Garfield Women's
Relief corps will serve free dinner to
all old soldiers and Sons of Veterans on
Memorial day at Gar field post hail.
Mrs. w. +. Hoag will entertain the
Audubon Euchre club at her home, 46
Hotel Barteau, Friday afternoon.