The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-24

George Thompson, l.. G. Brooks, Crawford
Livingston, H. P. Upham, F. M. Dougless,
c. A. Dibble T. L. Blood and John S. Prince.
The partial cast of characters for "a
Christmas Carol" published in Wednesdays
G 10 e, has been nearly completed and is
as follows:
Stave I-Scrooge in his counting house.
Time-The day before Christmas.
Ebenezer Scrooge ...:. .Chares w. Farnham
Bob Cratchit his Clerk. John D. Miller
Fred, Scrooge's nephew ...... Harry l.. Davis
Stave II-Scrooge's chambers. Time-Christ-
mas eve.
Marleys Ghost ............ ;LeaTitt Corning
stave III-The Fezziwig ball Time-A
Christmas eve in Scrooges past.
Fezziwig, Scrooges old employer
Mr.. Lou D. Wilkes
Mrs. Fezziwig ....... Miss Mary P. Sturgis
Three Miss Fezziwgs-
Miss Vallee Gotzian, Miss Margaret Rugg.
Miss Nan Newell.
Fellows whose hearts they broke
William Timberlake, Walter Driscoll, Dixie
Thompson.
Miss Martha Gilfllan
The coachman ................. James Elmer
The shy boy ............... Morton Barrows
Cook ....... VIM. l.. Banning
Milkmaid .... ......... Miss Flora Auerbach
Housemaid ......... Mrs. Archibald McLaren
Baker ,,,. MI Mr. IfowDrlage
Young apprentices
Dick Wilkin, Ebenezer Scrooge.
Stave IV-The Cratchit family's Christmas
dinner. Time-Christmas day.
Mrs. Cratchit ....................M Mabel Horn
Cratchit Children
marina .'...'.. .........'.'.'.' 'N@eIIle @ OIncef Oe
Peter ....... .................. Oakley Stout
Ronert ..''''''.''' Alex Bareray
Stave VA merry-making at the housS-of
Scrooge's nephew. Time-Christmas evening.
Fred, Scrooge's nephew ..... Harry L. Davis
mrs Mrs PI',G, BRED sisto AGe Aioo OqfoIr Oo
"Sister with the Roses. e. Josephine Kalman
Topper .............. james b. Hubbell Jr.
Nora ......... ..,...,..........L Lillian Lamprey
Edith ....... ................... Celeste Coglan
McFarlane ............. DR.. Harry. P. Ritchie
Stave VI-scene IA pawnbroker's shop.
Scene II-Scrooge at his own deathbed. Time
"A future Christmas.
Pawnbroker Joe ............. .Leavitt Corning
Jake, the undertaker's man: Oakley Stout
Grs pber the iaundres aoeI Jane cispR
Stave VII-Scrooge's awakening. Time
Christmas morning.
Street boy .............. Alexander Barclay Jr
Christ Church Boy Choir.
Fred Powers has charge of the scenic ef
fects and Miss Sturgis is arranging the
Fezziwig ball.
The quarterly meeting of the Congregation
al Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary
day, at II a. M. at the Pacific Congregation
al church An excellent programme has
been prepared by Mesdames KIibbs, Lewis
and Brant and several missionaries will
speak. Lunch will be served by the ladies
the Pacific church.
Ladies who can accommodate delegates and
visitors to the Minnesota State Federation
of Woman's Clubs, which meets in this city
Oct II, Is and %, will please notify Mrs
Dennis Follett, Of the Albion, how many
they can entertain. About 800 ladies are
expected and it is necessary that the people
of st. Paul should open their homes to these
coming guests.
The reorganized Albion club will hold its
first party of the season at Litt'S hall next
Friday evening. Music will be provided by
the complete st. Anthony Hill orchestra.
Seven parties have been arranged for the
! season.
The Monday Evening Study circle will hold
its next meeting tomorrow evening" at S99
Holly avenue. The subject will be: Some
Important Introductory Questions" Answers
by volunteers at last meeting.
The Commercial club will tender reception
in tie club rooms Thursday evening to the
State Federation Of Women's clubs, which
meets here in convention that day.
! The Nathan Hale chapter, D. A. R., will
meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs D. F.
! Polk, Of st. Anthony Park. Members will
start from the postof1ce at 1:45
! Mrs. R. NJ Newport will open her home to
| meeting OF the regents and officers of the
| Minnesota chapters, D. A. R., Friday after
noon.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Central Park
| M. e. Church will give a reception Tuesday
evening for their new pastor, Rev. Longley.
| Miss Barbara O'Connor will entertain the
| Crescent Cinch club at her home, 3SS Sher-
man street, Wednesday evening Oct IS.
| The Congregational club will be entertained
| by the ladies of Plymouth Congregational
church tomorrow evening.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Universalist
Church will meet with Mrs. w E. Hall 2S3
| Selby avenue, Tuesday.
| Nov. 10 is the date of the annual meeting