The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-27
BEFORE THE PUBLIC EYE

A. delightful program has been planned for
the entertainment to be given by Miss Janet
Priest In the clubhouse of Holy Trinity
church, Tuesday evening, Feb. 4, under the
auspices Of the Rector's Aid society. Miss
Priest will repeat the attractive little sketch,
Purple Eyes, with It's pretty dance. Miss
Priest will also give group of English and
Scotch readings Charles Lowell, the barry
tone, will sing; little Birdie Miller will give
fancy dances in costume: Charles Pehoushek
will play violin numbers, Neill Liley will
furnish flute solo, and Mrs. G.. II. Grouse
will sing a group of soprano solos,
The anniversary OF Robert Burns birthday
will be celebrated in Minneapolis by the Scots
at a concert and dance to be given morrow
evening by Clan Gordon, Order of Scottish
Clans, in Republican hall, Ninth street and
Western avenue. The program includes ad-
dresses by James McDougal, chief of the clan,
and Frank M. Nye. There will be an elabo-
rate musical program, consisting Of Scottish
songs by the Clan Gordon glee club Miss
Grace Ulmer, Crosby Hops and others. Pipe
Major George Sinclair will give several bag
pipe selections. A program of twelve dances
The music will be furnished by CafareaM Or
chestra.
The quarterly recital of the pupils of the
Northwestern Conservatory of Music will be
given tomorrow evening in st. Mark parish
hall. The program will be given by Misses
Risum, Swenson, Amunds, Warnes, Cole,
Spence, Marshall, Mccuskey. Trask, Prosher,
Gilmore, Messrs. Werner, Noreen, Richard,
Olsen, Williams, and the violin class =
l. The Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society Will open
a; bazaar Wednesday evening in Richmond
halls and continue it through Friday. Mrs.
II. S. Goldblum IS president; Mrs. C. Stern
berg, secretary, and Mrs NJ. Benjamin treas
urer Of the society. The general committee
includes Mines. A. Goldman, K. Goldman, J..
Rosenberg, M. Benjamin, n. Benjamin, A.
Album, NJ. L. Cohen and N. Kreger.
The opening feature Wednesday evening
will be a ball and the programs on the other
evenings will include vaudeville and music,
with an informal hop each night. Miss Ray
Sinai will preside at the fancy work booth !;
Mrs. A. Harris, jewelry; Miss Bertrowitz,
furniture; Miss Shapiro, candy. Groups Of
young women will assist and the affair will
be largely attended. The proceeds will be
used toward the fund for the building OF a
new church and for free school.
E The people of St. Stephens parish are MAX
ing arrangements for bazaar for the benefit
Of the church, to be given in the parish hall
from Feb. II until Feb. ~. The following
committees nave Deen appointed among the
men: Executive committee, Matthew McDon-
aid, Ray Kelly, WIN. Byrnes, B. W. Wool
sey, j. F. MCGEE, Frank Campbell, Rev. P.
Danehy Hubert Kelly; door committee, T. J.
Gorbett, Joseph Zesbaugh, Edward Hough;
Louis Brown: decoration committee, Fred
Hough. Mr. McGrath Hiram Brown; booth
and table committee, r. Hooper, Frank Finne-
gan, John Harmon. W. S. O'Brien. "A. A.
Kane; printing committee, J. ". Fitzgerald,
Rouer Archie Mnphai1 Il r Walsh
contest and prize committee. J. P. Crotty,
VIM. Archer, Frank Mcmahon, P. Hoole T.
Hinline, W. q. BATE, George Worthlngham,
+. A. Moynihan; committee on games, Frank
McMullen, E. b. Murmane. C. ID. Woolsey,
NJ. J.. McMahan Fred Baunan, Joseph Hol-
man. Dennis Quinn, George Hinline; enter
tainment committee. v. b. Swift, J. Kane,
M. G. Mcdonald, J. M. Paul, G.. F. Sunwall,
A. J. Bacon: checkroom committee. J. G.
Gn1drY w e. GulhAct.