St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-04
SOCIETY'S CALENDAR.
A concert will be given in this city on

A concert will be given in this city on
May 2 under the management of Frau
lein Anna Schoen-Rene, of Minneapolis.
and under the auspices of the Choral
Union of the State University. The
union was organized last fall by the
lady mentioned. who offered to serve
gratuitouSty as its director; and since
that time it has been rehearsing regu-
larly under her instruction. The frau
lein has broad purpose in her work,
believing that musical interest in Amer
lea VIII become general only when the
educational institutions of the country
make music all object of their attention.
Her effort at the university has met
with gratifying success, and chorus of
$50 voices has been formed there.
Since the beginning has been
made there similar student cho-
ruseS have been formed at Ann Arbor
and at Harvard. The concert to be
given here will include numbers by the
university chorus. by Nine. Lillian
Nordica, by Hegener, the great 'cellist
Of the Royal opera of Stockholm, and
by WetZlar, the renowned pianist of
New York city. These artists have
been secured through the personal
solicitation of Fraulein Schoen-Rene,
who assumes the financial responsibility
of the concerts for the union. A similar
concert will be given in Minneapolis
April 80. The officers of the nnion are
sending letters to prominent people in
both cities. asking their aid as patrons
for the concert. and already they have
received favorable replies from many
of the best society people in MinneapO-
lis. They do not anticipate that st.
Paul people will be behind in the mat
ter, and hope to bring off their concert
here under equally favorable social
auspices.
Wabasha Council 1873. Royal Ar
canum. is about to move into new quar-
tiers at Manners hall, 387 Wabasha
street. The first meeting in the new
hall will be held Thursday evening,
Gil propose to keep open house, and will
be pleased to have members of the order
visit them at that time. A general good
time may be expected.
The Hazel Social club will celebrate
tbs fourth anniversary Of its organize
ton at the Colonnade hall Wednesday,
April 4. A special series of the latest
dance music is being prepared for the
occasion. A competent committee has
been appointed 10 make necessary ar
rangements, SO that an enjoyable even
ing may be expected.
The Literary and Dramatic Club of
81. NlncentS parish Will give an en-
tertainment tomorrow, Monday. even
ing at o'clock.at the chapel, corner Of
Churchill and Hatch streets. Rev.
Father CoSgrove and others Will give
addresses, and at this meeting the Como
Emancipating club will be organized.
The members of the Star Literary and
Social club are arranging for a social
hop to be given April 10: TIE commit
tee on arrangements Is: A. Goodman,
l.. Ii. Vehan, NJ. Perlman, l.. }. BERN
stein, II. Chymawitch.
The ladies of Central Park M. E.
church will give a social at the residence
of Mrs. j. Miller. 1853 Cedar street,
Thursday evening next. All friends are
cordially invited.
The Philomathean society will give a
mid-Lent hop at Westmoreland hall
Wednesday evening, March z. The st.
Anthony Hill orchestra will furnish the
music.
The sRosebud Dancing club will ten
der its Dayton Bluff friends a genuine
masquerade on Wednesday evening,
March %. at Garfield hall, Arcade street.
st. Luke's Aid Society of ST. Paul's
Church will meet with Mrs. Valentine
319 Olnsted street, Friday afternoon,
March 9.
The mon Nobis Solumn" will give
their twelfth dancing party at Central
hail, Easter Monday evening, March 26.