The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-01
Joseph Byrnes will assist in the pro-
gramme.

Joseph Byrnes will assist in the pro-
gramme.
Under the direction of the leader,
George NJ. SewalI, the choir of ST. Ste
| phen's church, Minneapolis, has for
some weeks past been in active prepar-
alton for grand musical production Of
The Lass That Loved a Sailor" The
parts, assisted by a chorus of twenty
| five voices, will be taken as follows:
Ralph Rackstraw, N. B. Price; Capt
Corcoran, George M. Sewall; Sir Joseph
| Porter, k.C. B., Eugene V. Shakespeare;
Dick Deadeye, Ernest L. Marley; Bill
Bobstay, George c. Spellman; Jose
ph1ne, Miss Lillian Elmore; Little But
tercup, Miss Louise Schiek; Cousin
| Hebe, Miss Irene lie Beaux. 1t is Mr..
Sewalls intention to give the musicale
several times at different churches in
Minneapolis and st. Paul The first pro-
duction will take place at st. Stephens
church hall, Wednesday evening, Feb
9, and will be given with all the scenic
effects
A pupils recital was given last even
ing in Dyer's hall by the pupils of Mr..
Bowen before a gathering Of 100-or
more. Selections were given from
Shepard, Hawley, Smart, Bohm, Mo-
Fart, Buck. Gounod and others. Miss
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were heard IN two duet numbers, and
Messrs. George Huntington, J. F. Eich-
enlaub, Robert Prescott and A. w. Sill
over made harmonious quartette and
sang Good Night CBuck) with effect.
George Sewall who has a large bass
voice, sang two solo numbers and was
warmly recalled, and Miss Mae Bintliff
was heard with favor In Robyn's AN,
sWer.'
Another delightful musicale was Civ
en- last evening by the pupils of Charles
Titcomb at Howard, Farwell & Co.'s.
Mrs. Wagner and Mr.. Titcomb gave
! Dances" Miss Shirley Wagner was
heard in a double number (a) Ballad
Music" and CD Butterfly Miss Belle
Morse, Miss Edna Mcknight, Miss Lou
| Braden and Miss Matte Froiseth were
followed by Messrs. Griswold and Nc
! Intire In a vocal duet.
Mrs Charles Titcomb received in
formally yesterday for Mrs. George
Hallowel, who leaves tomorrow for
| San Francisco to reside.
The Fete de Noel, under the auspices
of the members of ST. Joseph's parish,
opened successfully last evening in the
| hall at Western and Dayton avenues.
The hall and ante-rooms have been
| decorated with ropes of evergreen
! twisted through strings Of Japanese
| lanterns and from the ceiling and
about the walls are hung banners and
! flags, the whole effect being exceeding
| ly bright and attractive. Catchy music
! by local orchestras is one of the feat
ures of each evenings entertainment,
and last evening the Capital City
Mandolin club was in attendance.
Along each side of the hall are ar
ranged booths for the sale of fancy
| goods, candy, etc, and one attractive
stall, made up almost entirely Of news
papers, Is called Newspaper Row"
The attendance last evening was large
| and this evening a fortune teller and
! other extra attractions will be added,
! The musical programme VIII be given
! by Messrs. Dellafield, Tenney and
Thomkins Tomorrow night the Ladies'
| orchestra will be in attendance, and
Thursday evening Miss Dufresne's
mandolin club. The committees in
| charge are as follows:
Candy and Lemonade-Misses Blanche King,
Clara Mcdonald, NJ Ruth, N Breen, Keough,
| Mulltgen, Grace, Corcoran and Broderick.
Fancy Goods-Mesdames Quian Marshall,
| Duncan, McNair, McNamee, Kennedy, Dearth,
| Zenzus, Shelly, Caulfeld, Fallihee, Prender-
CAST Nolan, Perkins, Miller. Copley, Garter,
| ]. c. Nolan. Heating, Misses Egan, Holmes
and Lyle.
Flowers-Misses o'Dowd, Farrell Mcmahon,
Doyle.
Music-Misses Keough, Owens, zenzius and
Prendergast.
Decorations Mesdames La Belle Mullins,
| LIE Febvre and Miss Malone.
Observation-Disclosures Mcmahon, Ken
nedy, Green, Mitchell Misses Nolan and
| Heating.
Programme Costello.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the Park
| Congregational church meets today.
The board Of managers of the free
/ dispensary meets tomorrow morning at
| o'clock.
The board of the Day Nursery meets
today in Relief hall.
The board of the School of Fine Arts
meets Thursday.
The board of the Catholic Infants
home meets tomorrow.
ST. Luke's Aid society meets Friday
with Mrs. L. NJ Benepe, 554 Broadway.
| church will give an entertainment this
| evening in the church parlors.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Universalist Church meets today with
Mrs F. D. Willis, SO East Eleventh
| street.
Rev. and Mrs D. w. Rhodes, assisted
by the Swedish Aid society and the
altar guild, will give tea in the guild
rooms Of ST. Johns church Wednes-
day, from 2 to o'clock.
| Mrs Emma Van Worries, of Marshall
avenue, returns today from Saltwater.
Rev. Dudley Rhodes is i'll at his home
| on Ashland avenue.
VIII Forbes is seriously Ill with
| typhoid fever at the Wignam, on Sum
NIT avenue.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
| Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
| druggists refund money il it fails to cure. 25c
| The genuine has L. B. @. on each tablet.
Target Practice Honors.
Adjt. Gen. Nuremberg yesterday received the
silver badges and bars for presentation to
the marksmen and sharpshooters of the First
| regiment n. G. S. NJ, which have been won