The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-17
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lawn Fete-The young ladies of the
cathedral viii hold lawn fete at the
corner of Summit and Dayton avenues
Tuesday evening.
Summer ReIigion-Rev. William G.
Pope will preach at Seventh and Cedar
streets, $50 p. M. on Summer Re
ligion.''
Return En&aeement-The Metropoli-
tan will reopen next Monday, after two
weeks of darkness, with the Neill Stock
company, presenting Lord Chumley."
Steamboat Excursion-On Tuesday
evening, July Is, the members of St
Michaels parish will give a steamboat
p excursion instead of the Fourth of July
picnic which hitherto has been held
yearly.
4. o. II. Picnfc-On Saturday, July %,
the A. Q. H. of Ramsey county will hold
its annual picnic at Lake Shore, White
Bear lake. Trains will be run conven-
iently during the day by the Duluth
road, the fare for the round trip being
25 cents for adults and 10 cents for chill
dren.
Crowds at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pa
ViliCn at White Bear lake caught the
crowd yesterday. During the vaudeville
programme, both afternoon and evening,
: the seating capacity of the amphitheater
was inadequate to accommodate the list
eners, and during the rest of the after
noon Manager Metzdorf kept the electric
band on duty
Lawn Fete-On Thursday evening,
July p, the Glover Leaf Tourist club will
gve a lawn fete at the corner of Sixth
street ard Smith avenue, for which elab-
crate preparations are being made.
Among the amusements of the evening
viii be several unique attractions. The
ladies in charge are: Misses Mulllgan,
Nolan. Smith, Maloney, Carroll, Nc
Mahon, Kelly, McEvoy and McElroy.
Capital Lodge, X. P.-Next Wednes-
day Capital Lodge, K. P, will have work
- in the second rank. Last Wednesday was
taken up IL reading and approving the
semi-annual report. The lodge has now
a membership of 1874, an increase of six
teen for the term. On Monday evening,
July II, representatives of the various
city lodges win meet at the Castle hail
at p. m. to consider the advisability OF
holding a Pythian picnic.
Red Mems POw-Wow-The annual
picnic and open air pow-wow of the Red
Men of the Twin Cities will be held at
Lake Park, Minnetonka, Thursday, July
20. Elaborate preparations have been
made and a good time generally Is eX-
pected. Extra train service has been
secured, and the steamer 'Tonka has been
chartered for the day. A good programme
of sports, dances and other amusements
p has been provided. The sports will begin
with a ball game between st. Paul and
Minneapolis, followed by running races
and other athletic contests, and a good
band will provide music for the dancing
at the pavilion. Trains will leave the
Minneapolis & st. Louis depot at S:45 a.
m, 1870 and p. m.
Opera at WiIdwOod-Next Sunday
afternoon will inaugurate at Wildwood
the three weeks engagement of the Mer-
RE Bell Opera company, the lyric or
ganization which has been meeting with
such splendid success at Lake Harriet
the past five weeks. Fannie Meyers, a
well known Drima DONNA heads the cast
of principals, which also includes
Eleanor Jenkins, Edgar F. Seamans. Dan
Young, Harry Lightwood and others.
Two operas will be given the opening
week. For the first of the week viii
be seen Won Suppe's popular lyric
''Boccaccio," and for the last half 9TH,
Mkado," conceded to be the most ar
= ustic creation of Gilbert and Sullivan.
Both operas are promised to be beauti-
fully costumed and well staged
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