St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-19
SOCIAL AND MUSICAL.

Mrs. Hadyn Cole gave an informal
reception yesterday afternoon from 5 to
q. A number OF ladies called during the
hours.
Mrs. E. N. Saunders. of Summit ave-
nue., has sent out Invitations for a
reception Thursday next from 2 to 6,
at which time she will introduce her
daughter. Miss Cornelia Saunders, to
society.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. ". sheehy, of selby
avenue, have gone to Duluth stor a few
weeks to be the guests of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. II. H. Kenkel.
Mrs. F. w. Luley. of SGT Martin
street, entertained the ladies of the
Central w. G. L. U. at her home yester-
day afternoon.
The executive committee of the Schu-
bert club held a committee meeting
yesterday morning at Ford's Music hall
at which some few matters of business
were disposed of.
The friends of Hugh Hennecke last
evening gave him testimonial concert
and dance at WestmorcIand hall. A
gcOdly sum was melted.
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Mrs. and Miss Officer will be sat
home" informally from to Z o'clock
this afternoon,
At the Bates Avenue Nj. E. church
last evening delightful musical enter
tainment was given by the choir. The
attendance of members OF the church
was large, and refreshments we've
served after the programme.
A reception was rendered Rev. NJ. G.
Shumann, of the Grace NJ. E. church.
last evening by the ladies of the congre-
cation. The occasion was his return
TO the pastorate for another year, and
large number OF his congregation and
/ friends were present.
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A delightful musicale was given at
the Dayton Avenue Presbyterian
church last evening. Those who as
sisted. and to whose effort the great
success of the affair is due, were the
quartette consisting of Miss MOrehOuse.
Willoughby. Miss Young gave piano
! solo. MIR. Clarke sang, and Miss Fryer
rected i'll ner usual pleasing manner.
Other numbers Oh the programme were
songs by MIR. Quesnel, MI. Kerr and
Miss Fisher, and a duet by Misses
| Hawkins and De Lano. The affair was
success III all artistic way.
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Mrs. Leslie Wann will be "at home'
informally from to Oh Saturday aft
| ernOOn.
| A benefit ball will be given this even
| ing at Central hall, corner of Seventh
and Cedar streets, to which the Knights
of Pythias, Odd Fellows and trade
unions are cordially invited. Kleists
orchestra will furnish the music, and
the proceeds will be given to Mrs. Mary
L. Howe and her three small children.
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Prof. Oscar l.. Lienau will give an
informal musical on Saturday evening
at o'clock. at his studio, Room %,
Forepaugh Llock, Seven Corners. The
affair promises to be musical success.
The programme arranged for the occa.
sion is as follows: Quartet. Verdi. Mrs.
o. l.. Llenau, Miss Berta Mangold, Miss
Lena Arnold and E. Hertz: contralto
solo. across the Sands IF Dee" Sudds,
Miss Nettie Greer; tenor solo, Queen
Of the Earth" Pinsuti, N. P. Void; pi-
ano solo, Twelfth Rhapsodie," List.
Mrs. j. A. Deter; soprano solo,
The Lotus Flower" Schumann. Miss
May Griffith; baritone solo. selected,
Jason W. Wait: either solo. selected,
Miss Bertha Mangold; tenor solo, Sc
lected, Oscar L. Lieneu; soprano solo,
For All Eternity" Mascheroni, Miss
Grace Smith; violin solo, selected.
A. Z. Merits; cOntralto solo, I'm the
Chimney Corner" C9wen, Miss Lulu
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Evans; vocal duet, so, That We Two
Were Maying." Mr.. and Mrs. Lienau
piano duet. Selected" Prot. William
and Mrs. Browne.
} The concert given by the singing So
cety. Norges Ekko, at Ford's Music hall
last evening was successful musical
event. Several numbers were given 10y
the society, and solo numbers by Frank
Seibert, a vocal solo by Thomas Taylor
Drill, and piano solo by GuStavus
Johnson. The programme as whole
was most enjoyable one, and the vocal
and instrumental music nicely divided
The numbers by the society were par.
tcularly enjoyable.
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Mrs. T. e. Yerxa, of Summit avenue,
gave an entertainment last night at heI
home for the benefit Of the Manchester
church.
The House of Hope choir, assisted by
Miss Grace Bee Whitridge, gave all en-.
tertainment last evening at the Airing.
ton Hills Presbyterian church. The
programme consisted Of readings and
musical numbers, and was very inter
esting one.
Garland" Stoves and Ranges are ne
higher i'll price than the worthless imi-
| tatiOuS. Ask to see them.
Mars Lodge. q. U. o. o. o. F. will
have ii public installation of officers a
MAJ ket hail Thursday evening Of mex
week. In addition to the exercise at
tending the induction in office of thu
naw ofTicnrS there will he presentation