St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-27
ST. ANTHONY PARK.

The spacious and handsome residence of
N W. clark WAS thrown open last evening
being the occasion of the reception rendered
by the Saturday Night club to the Ladies
Literary circle. The club, after preliminary
remarks by President Pickard, listened, with
its guests, to very interesting paper upon
'French Art by Burt HARDWOOD. the well
known artist. Mr.. Harwood's address was
largely conversational in its nature, dealing
with descriptions of famous works of art in
Farls, with interesting personal descriptions
OF the studios of famous artists. Mr. Har-
wood also spoke briefly upon sculpture,
illustrating his address by large number of
sketches and etchings. This was the first
open meeting the Saturday Night club has
given. Among those present were Mesdames
Burghardt, Pratt Stone, Passage. Dunn,
Moffet. Erwin, Merrill and Pickard. of the
Ladies' Literary circle Hand Messrs Moffett,
Clark, Chandler, Cannon, jacobson. Burg
hardt Merrill, Blake, Harwood, Hall and
Pickard, who comprise the Saturday Night
club.
1t was an exceptionally fine and attractive
concert that was given Tuesday evening in
central hall. under 1.-THE auspices of the
Cnurch OF Our Father. The Masonic quar-
tette, Messrs. Browning, Marshall, Root and
Forbes. were in excellent voice. and their
numbers were repeatedly encored. II. DAN
forth Dickinson. in his readings, was we'll
received, though his selections hardly gave
him the opportunity TO show his ability.
Miss Williams ana Miss Blossom were pleas
ing in their solos and duets 1t is not often
tnat one hears better Shistling solo than
that rendered by Mr.. Woodruff.
Prof. Curtin of Minneapolis gave a very
entertaining lecture Tuesday evening on
Temperance" i'll the Methodist chapel on
Raymond avenue. There was q good audi
ence present, and lodge of the ]. o. G. T.
was formed for the Park and vicinity.
Edwin Baker. who was formerly well
Known resident or the Park, surprised his
friends IL m riau a
the l4th inst to Miss Lewis. OF Milwaukee.
Mr. Baker is at present in business in Chi
cago
Mr.. and Mrs Eberman left for the East last
evening. Mr.. Eberman goes to Washington
as state delegate to the National Food and
Dairy association. Mrs. Eberman will visit
friends in Chicago and Central Illinois.
Edgar Clarke, of Cromwell avenue. enter
tanned the Interurban club Monday evening.
There was large attendance OF its mem
bers Card playing was the principal feat
ure OF the evenings enjoyment
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman Hall entertained at
their residence on Everett court Friday
evening the members of the "Operetta
troupe Progressive euchre was the feature
Of the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Hemingway, of Cromwell av-
enue, entertained Thursday evening the re-
Gently formed Tenn perance club. This lodge
has already some twenty-three members upon
its rolls.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Moffet gave Friday even
ing very pleasant card party. There were
four tables. and progressive hearts held
sway. 1t was an unusually pleasant card
party.
Mrs. Prof. Greene entertains the gradual
ing class OF the agricultural college Monday
evening. Quite number of the young ladies
of the Park have been invited.
Mrs. D. Rising, of Lancaster. O., was the
guest Saturday last OF Mrs. J * Hunter.
The A. o. U. w. gave delightful social