The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-13
FUTURE EVENTS.

Dickens Cricket on the Hearth" will be
produced at the assembly hall of the high
school Friday evening, March 25, by the
seniors of the Mechanic Arts high school.
The cast. which is rehearsing under the d.
rection OF Miss Bell and Miss Golfer is as fol-
lows
Mrs Perrybingle Miss Sadie sargent
Gruff and Tackleton ........... Ray Stanton
Caleb Plummer ........... Lawrence Beaulieu
Bertha Plummer Miss Sylvia Kriha
Mrs. Fielding ......Miss Elsa Mannheimer
May FIELDING ....... Miss Pearl Childs
Title Siowboy ...... ........... Roland Book
The Stranger ..........E. Meyerding
st; Patrick's Gay will be ftting'y celebrated
at st. Mary's parish by an entertainment
Thomas O'Bren will deliver an address. and
there VIII be musical programme by the
following: Miss Elsie Shaw. Mss K. Mae
and Prof. F. stol:werk, The farce comedy,
That Rascal Pat will be presented W tn
the following cast Of characters:
Major Puff Jacket. ..............P McDermott
IIIatles LiVingston '....'......;:.... B. Lally
Nancy .......................Mi Miss NJ. Mcmahon
The annual oratorical contest of Hamlne
university. to select representatives for the
state contest which takes place at Mortified
in April, will be held in the college chapel
Monday evening. The judges will be Judge
Brill, ]. G. Pyle and Prof c. W. G. Hyde, on
thought and composition; Rev. Longiey and
Prof Baker on the delivery. The contest
ants will be Messrs. Kaighn, Stirratt, Rich
ardson. Olsen, Packer and Schawl and Miss
Leona Lewis.
The members of Como Division No. 9S
Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railway
Conductors, are preparing for their second
evening, April 81, at Elks' hail. The St
Anthony Hill orchestra will provide music
for the occasion. promenade concert will
hn civ Of ~ Ao1r
arrangements is composed Of Mrs. ]. w. Gill
boy, Mrs. H. D. Powers and Mrs. NJ. N. Goss
Thursday evening in Cretin hall two-act
comedy viii be given by the Crusaders Dra-
Irene Ciarkin, Mary Mullaney, Agnes Young
Lizzie Cook. Emma McElroy Zepherine Le
Due and Stella Vervais, Messrs. Frank Roche
and William O'Gorman. There will also be
a short musical programme.
The members of the New Century club of
Minneapolis, and the Association of Collegiate
Alumnae, have arranged for a course of six
lectures on The Development of Dramatic
Form in Elizabethan Literature" The lee
lures are to be given in April and the early
part of May by Mrs. Martha Foote Crow Of
Chicago.
The ladies appointed from w. R. c. on
the Soldiers home board are: Mrs. Marion
Saulsberry, Mrs Bertha Allen, Mrs. Mead
ows, Minneapolis; Mrs. ]. Clifford. North
field; Mrs. L. Taylor. LIE Sueur; Mrs. Nellie
c. Morse. st. Paul; Mrs. Nettie NJ. Norton, of
Minneapolis, honorary member.
The Monday circle will meet with Mr.. and
Mrs. Cutler, of Summit avenue "Germany's
Foreign Policy is the subject for the even
ing's discussion Mr.. Moore will read paper
on South Africa and Mr.. Kirk one on
Emigration" Mr.. Hadley will give the re-
sumo.
The young people Of Peoples church will
have social gathering in the church parlors.
under the auspices of the Y. P. s. c. e..
Thursday evening. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to ALL
The Ancient Order of Hlbernians will meet
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Central
hall. They will make arrangements for go
ing to Minneapolis on st. Patrick's day.
A masquerade ball and cake walk will be
given Thursday evening in Oxford hall, by
the Three Friends. the proceeds to go toward
the battle ship Maine monument fund
St. Josephs Ladies' T. A. society will meet
tomorrow afternoon at Association hall. Mrs.
M. P. Marshall will read the essay which
she prepared for the recent contest.
The dancing party to be given by the Phorty
Phunny Phellows at the Ryan hotel Thursday