St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-03

tons from college sengs Miss Capitpla
Hixson displayed much nerveand expression
in Rats Caprice" responding to the EN-,
core with Heller's 'Tarantelle." r. D. Finel
was the favorite of the evening, his fine
tenor being heard to good advantage
in 1.-The shadows Deepen" by Buck. and
Loves Sorrows, from Shelley. Both were
aprhuded to recall. Miss Jenny Rcdheld
and Miss Bertha Rathhun, two of Prof Mer
Rams advanced pupils. and Miss Wescett,
the blind pianste. gave piano selections.
Miss Grace Fitzgerald's full contralto was
heard in two selections the last one Deing
the charming aria, "Oh Promise Me, from
robin Hood" %
The Athenean society presented its second
annual public programme in the university
chapel last evening The programme was :
Piano duet, lima Hoist Misses Edwards
and Grant; presidents address. Miss liprriet
Foss; essay, "a Strife for Principle, MISE
Ellen NJ. Wright: vocal solo, An Angel at
the window Tours. Miss Elma Hixson;
sketch, "a Noble Life,' Miss Jean Evans;
quartette ''Robin Adair,n Buck. sopranos
Misses Griffith and Elma Hixson.altos Misses
Chase and Capitola Hixson: recitation In
an Ateler.'' Miss Gertrude Terrence: pianos
solo, ''Polka de la Refine" Raft; colioquy,
DO Fictitious Characters Have Greater
Moral Influence Than RealT' Misses Scho-
field and Lewis; violin solo, Sounds From
the Tyrolese Mountains" Kofka, Miss Lou
Taylor.
The Ladies' Aid society. assisted by the
Kings Daughters will give pow-wow at
the home of Mrs. G. III. Hazard, 73i simpson
avenue, next Tuesday evening. All the Ieat-
ures of life among the Aborigines VIII be ex-
hibited. al Indian wigwam. with campfire
and kettle; refreshments a la Sioux. bead
work for sale, and all the important indian
characters including Minnehaha. Wlnona,
Hiawatha and Sitting Bull. will be in attend
ance. AS the proceeds are for the benent OF
a patient in one of the hospitals 1t is to be
hoped this resurrection of spirits from the
happy hunting ground will meet It's deserved
success
Mr. and Mrs William B. Hathaway. enter
tained delightfully."- at cinch Thursday even
ing. The guests we're: Mr.. and MIS- Adams
Mr.. and Mrs O. E. Parks, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
E. Brown, Mr.; and Mrs o. H. Keynolas, MI
and Mrs Fred Heath. Mr. and Mrs. j. H.
Blackwell. Mr. and Mrs. George Buck Mr.
and Mrs. f. A. Watson. Mr. aud Mrs. G: ii.
Chaffee, Mr. and Mrs. E. r. Woode, Mrs.
Williams, Mrs. Hill, Miss Flanagan.
Miss Matte Clark. 80 spen- Thursday and
Friday IN Red Wing, the guest of Miss VIM
fred Hoyt. She returns this evening 10 her
school in Morris.
Mrs. w. H. Carothers will entertain the
Ladies' Foreign Missionary Society Of the
NJ E. Church at her home on Hewitt avenue
next Thursday.
Miss Annah Hurd left Friday for Northern
Illinois, where she will Visit her grand
parents She aud her mother will return in
two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs J. II. Powell. of Newport
were the guests of Mrs PoWells sister, NJ rs.
r. Shannon, on Hewitt avenue, the first OF
the week.
Rev. W. s. Cochrane. pastor of the Metho-
dist church at Marshall, conducted the de-
votionat exercises at tins chapel Friday
morning.
Miss Florence Stirling, of Red Wing has
been visiting her cousin, Mrs. w. b. Ross
man. and Mrs. j. c. Bennett, OF st. Albens
street.
A. E. Brown. secretary of the international
Bible society, and a prominent leader In 7.
Nj. G. A. work, was campus visitor Friday
Miss Blanche Eames. 91. of Red Wing
who is teaching in Eau Claire. is the guest OF
Miss Ella l.. Door, 81, on Capitol avenue.
Miss Esther Bushnell, 80, OF Bayfield,. Wis,
who has been visiting Miss Carrie Case, W
left Tuesday for u visit in Eau Claire Wis.
Mrs w. H. Dlniel and Miss Grace Daniel
leave Monday for Evanston, Ill, where they
will visit Mrs. Daniels sister. Mrs. Hit.
Mrs j. H. Chamberlain will entertain the
Little Branches of the Vine at her home on
Simpson avenue tomorrow afternoon.
The ladies' society of the Presbyterian
church met at The home of Mrs. X. Bloom
field on Taylor avenue last Thursday.
Miss Margaret Share 'S9, returned to her
home i'll Rosemount Monday, after visit
with Miss Hanna l.. Shoemaker.
The Ladies' Home Missionary society will
give a socable next Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. A. l.. Warner. ~ q
The ladies of The Knox Presbyterian
church Till give social i'll the Masonic hall
next Thursday evening. .
Mrs. Margaret Bean, of Minneapolis. was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Agnes A. Clark,
the first of the week.
Miss Ella L. Door, 81, entertained the
ladies of the senior class at her h ONE ony
Capitol avenue. -
Miss Lillian Knott, of ST. Cloud. for merly
of the class of 81 Visited Miss Jean Evans, I
'92, this week 49,
The state contest will be held in Henpepin
Avenue NJ. E. church Monday evening"
April II.
Mrs Mabel Squire 80, returned Saturday,
from weeks visit with her parents in Dodge
Center. All rY Ia
Prof. E. Fl. Ellsworth. of the Dundas
schools, returned to his work the first OF the
week.
Archie CardIe and Mr. St. Claire. of Mac :
alesler Park, were the guests OF friends this
week
DR.. Elizabeth Madison, OF ST. Peter. is a
guest i'll the home of r. Montgomery on Cap
itol avenue.
Miss lnez Batchel1 Ter was q guest at the
hall on her way to Willow River, where she
will teach.
knife sociable was given by the ladies
of the M. E. church at the homo of Mrs. NJ.
Higgins.
Mrs. j. Spear and daughter, Miss Nina
Spear. are visiting Mrs. Tniess in Mime
apolis
Miss Lena W. Putnam. 81. of Anoka. is the
guest of Miss Ellen M. Wright at ladies' hall.
Robert Pollock of Rochester, was the guest
OF G. B. johnson the first of the week
Egbert Sutherland, of the University Of
Minnesota, visited friends this week.
Mrs f. E. Brown will entertain the L. II
NJ S. at her home next Tuesday.
The Athletic association is preparing n
public programme to be presented i'll the