The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-08
CHANGE EACH NIGHT
PROGRAMME FOR THE WEEK AT
THE MARKET HALL EX-
HIBITION
BOTH MUSICAL AND LITERARY

On the Opening Evening Speeches
WfsI Be Made by Prominent Men
News From the Social World
Miss MoIIie Gallagher Ten
dered a Farewell Party by the
Red, White and Blue Circle.
The chairman of the entertainment
committee, Mrs. John B. Johnston, has
arranged the following programmes for
! the week Of the exhibition in Market
hall. This is not a completed pro-
| gramme:
Thursday Evening. Oct 10
st. Anthony Hill Orchestra.
| Speeches by prominent citizens.
Friday Evening
Overture 49,: Miss Hopes Ladies' Orchestra
Miss Edna ]. Plat
Song Frank Wilson pupil of Miss AlcotO
| Orcestra Selection.
selection-,st. Paui's Church Boy Choir, con-
Quoted by Thomas Yapp.
S SeaaingM1se.eeted ..., Miss Alice schoch
SMG ng{o ....; mi Miss Elizabeth Wood
Saturday evening, Oct Is, not arranged.
Monday, Oct. II
Junior Symphony Orchestra, directed by
Miss Nellie Hope.
Recitation-"HOw Lucy Learned to
Ch9rus-Forty voices. directed by Miss Eva
NJ. Alcott.
Music-Nstional -Medley-Junior Sym
phony Orchestra
Reading-Selected ...... ,...,,,.. Miss Petz
P Violin I'M 500 Miss Georgia Tulley
"Revel Of the Maids".Eiight' young ladies' aides
. Directed by Miss Zulema Fuller.
MTTsie1selected Junior Symphony Orchestra
THE Assembly Ball." a comedy in three
acts. Presented by the Green Room club,
under the direction of Mr.. Leonard A.
! Straight.
Caste:
Cecil Cecil. Page age MR.. Conrad ", Miller Jr.
lanes montgomery Mr.. William Neal
Phyllis Wells ............ Miss Edith Elliot
Dora Page .......... Miss Lillian Lohlker
CARA. .....Miss Florence Lohlker
Scene-Dressmaking parlors of Nanette las
min.
Music by the Green Room Club Orchestra.
! Wednesday Evening, Oct. 49,
| Concert under the direction of Mrs r
| Dorr and Miss Shave.
Thursday Evening Oct. 20
Concert under the direction of Mr.. Tit
comb and Miss Whttridge.
Piano "A hds) +. Mrs. DETER and Mr. Titcomb
| representation, Act.III--
par,+oro Peg Peg Wellington, Mrs. Shaw Hooker
Reading Story of Conner's SOM ''''''''
Miss wiggin
Flano SOLO GaVotte de Concert. .Leibling
! Mrs. Deter.
Character Sketch, From "Timothy's Quest
H. G. Judson
Friday Evening, Oct. Ii ----ii'S
The st. Paul Elks specialties.
Saturday Evening, Oct 22-Music etc.
zee are: Mrs Russell r. Dorr Mrs Oscar
italian. Mrs; Frank B. Kellogg, Mrs VIII
@ lam r. HO Wild ei.. Mrs C G. Ttcomb, Miss
! Shave, Miss Zulema Fuller, Miss Eva M
| Alcott, Miss Roach
The entertainment will last but half an
| evening in fho aud;
| Miss Mollie Gallagher was rendered a fare
well party Friday evening by the members
of the Red, White and Blue circle of which
she was, the president. Miss Gallagher left
last week with her parents to reside in New
York. The Red, White and B'ue circle num-
! bers some sixty Members who made house
wives for the Red Cross this summer Miss
to the chaplain of the Fifteenth a pretty and
neatly made housewife previous to the regi-
ment's departure south. When the little girl
took the train Saturday for the East She Mas
accompanied to the station by forty members
of the club.
Miss Bessie McGuffin will be r ,ried at the
post chapel at Fort Smelling, Oct IL at 10 a.
M, by Father Hart, to Henry Hartung first
class steward on the general staff of the
army. The wedding announcement will come
as surprise in army circles at the post for
the groom has been away all summer with the
| troops He was the chief steward at the di-
! vision hospital at jacksonville and is very
popular in the regular organization. The
bride is the daughter Of the famous drum
major Of the Third. She was born In the serv-
! tce,and IS one of beautiful coterie of girls
that have helped to make Drum Major Nc
Gufin famous in the Third. All Of the rela-
tives of the bride are in the army and MANY
| of them have distinguished themselves The
marriage will be largely attended by people
in st. Paul and Minneapolis, in both military
and civil life.
The teachers of the Drew school were en-
tertained at luncheon Wednesday by Mrs.
William R. Johnson. Of 829 Charles street.
Mrs Johnson was assisted by her daughter
Miss Georgia Johnson.
general meeting of the central committee.
W. G. T. u. will be held Thursday at the
Windsor hotel.
The publicity committee, of the Ladies'
Auxiliary to the Manufacturers union, will
meet Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock with Mrs
E~flett, at the Albion;
DR.. w. A. Moore has returned from a trip
through the Red lake region of the state.
| Mrs Jessie Robertson. of Sank Center, is
being entertained by her nephew, DIR. Moon,
of Hamline.
Mrs Otto RemmIer and her sister. Miss
Gussie Bremen. are visiting in Red Wing.
Maj Russell is a guest at the Albion.
Mrs. Myron Brown is at home at the
| Metropolitan hotel
Mrs. Comstock and Lynn Comstock of New
|
Kansas City, former residents of st. Paul,
have returned and are at home Pleasant
| avenue.
Mrs Nora t. Cause, of the National HUI
name society, arrives next Saturday to assist
| the society with collections.
! E. H. Davis, Of st. Louis, has returned
/ home, after months visit with his son,
! D. H. Davis, Of Olive street.
C. A. Merrill, superintendent of the state
publ schools at Owatonna, was a caller at
the capital yesterday.
Free to- Teachers and Scholars.