St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-21
EVENTS SCHEDULED.

Hal Newton Carlyle, assisted by Miss
Laura Morganstein and Percy Church
ILL., will give an entertainment at the
First Baptist church Tuesday evening,
April g. No lover of true dramatic
work should miss Mr.. Carlyle. The
following programme will be rendered:
'.King Robert of Sicily" Longfeliow.
with musical accompaniment; DR..
Blinobus' school, and the famous din
ner scene from "Dombey. & Son."
Dickens; eccentric poem, THE North
ern Farmer Tennyson; vocal solo,
1.-The Frog Bell" Pontet, Percy
Churchill; scene from 1.-The Rivals"
Sheridan; 'In Black and White"
AUX Italiens." Meredith, with must
cal accompaniment; bob Cratchits'
Xmas Dinner" from 1.-The Christmas
Carol" Dickens; vocal solo. Robert,
Robert, Beloved" Meyerbeer, Miss
Morganstein; 1.-THE Chariot Race"
from "Ben Hur," Wallace; eccentric
representations, French, Irish and Ger
man; Mr.. and Mrs. Donlu and Mr.
Wrinkles adventure with the sedan
chair from 1.-The Pickwick Papers,"
Dickens. The accompanist of the oc-
casion is S. Greves.
Miss Minette M. Lake will give an
other Of her popular recitals next.
Saturday afternoon from to 5, at her
studio. in the Schultz block, corner,
Seventh and Jackson streets She will
be assisted by Prof. Stoll, Mrs. Nor
rison. Mr.. Myron, Miss Lindsey and
D. D. O'Dwyer, the blind pianist, who
has but lately arrived in st. Paul.
Prof. O'Dwyer will appear several
times. and will probably also give a
whistling solo. Miss Lake extends an
invitation to all friends.
The concert and entertainment to
be given by the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Bates Avenue M. E. Church
will take place Thursday evening,
April %, instead of Tuesday evening,
as announced. Some of the best local
talent in this city has been secured,
and the programme, as arranged, is
worthy of liberal patronage.
The musical and literary entertain
ment to be given by the Garfield w. r.
c. next Friday evening, April 26, at the
hall $50 East Seventh street, promises
to be a very interesting one. After the
programme refreshments will be
served and the remainder of the even
ing spent in dancing.
The Beau Monde club will give it's
final dancing party of the season at
Central hall on Tuesday evening, April
%. The members will spare no pains
to make this the event of the season.
st. Anthony Hill orchestra will furnish
the music.
The Rose Leaf Social club will give
its third hop Tuesday, April %, at
Bon Ami hall, corner Louis and Car
roll streets. The committee has
worked diligently to make this one of
the most successful events of the sea-
son.
The Ben Hur Euchre club, after a.
delightful social session, will disband
by giving a dancing party to number
of invited guests, on Thursday even
ing, April %, at Central hall, corner
Seventh and Cedar streets.
The Beau Mondes will give another
ball at Central hall on Tuesday even
ing, the 23d. The young gentlemen
belonging to the club are making spe-
cial efforts to afford a pleasant even
ing to their guests.
The Liberty Bell Social club will
give its first social hop at Cretin hall,
corner Seventh and Canada streets.
Monday evening, April o. Music by
Twin City Mandolin orchestra.
The Bon Ami club have completed
arrangements for their grand ball, to
be given Thursday evening. Every
dancing club in the city will be repre-
scented at this party.
The Kootenai club, of Merriam Park,
will give its next party ataWoodruff's
hall on Friday evening. Music by the
st. Anthony Hill orchestra
The Evening Star Pleasure club will
give it's third social hop at Vega hall,
21S East Seventh street, Saturday
evening next.