St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-09
MUSICAL AND SOCIAL.
Excellent Programme Given by the
Schubert Club.

The Schubert club held it's regular semi
monthly musicale in Conover hall yesterday
afternoon. The programme was in charge of
the Third division, which was assisted by
Wadsworth Harris, of the Modieska cslpany;
Z. RI. Bigelow Jr., and the Misses Mlch two
little girls of six and eight years.
The second number of the programme was.
perhaps, the most taking feature of the after
noon, excepting Mr.. Harris reading. 1t was
violin sole by Miss Arma Senkrah Mich, ac-
companied by her sister Margaret on the
piano. The vfolinste is about six years old
and appears very tiny, indeed, on the plat
form. The tones of her violin seemed like
the sweet, shrill voice of a child singing, and
took the audience completely by storm. Her
execution is wonderful in one so young, and
gives promise of great future for the small
performer.
The fourth number was a piano solo by
Miss Margaret Mich, who gave as finished
number on that instrument as her sister had
on the violin.
Mr.. Bigeow's number, which consisted Of
two songs, Good Night" by G. B. Hawley
and Light" by Nedlinger, was exceedingly
good, and received much applause. Miss
Ella Richards, in whom the club naturally
feel personal interest, was enthusiastically
received. She rendered Mendelssohn's ''Vari-
ations Lerieuses'' for the piano and words of
praise for her playing were heard on every
side.
Wadsworth Harris gave a selection from
Shakespeare, which was all that could be de-
sired in every way.
The programme was as follows:
Trio, "Voga, Voga" (Campana), Mrs. Grouse,
Mrs. Marvin, Mrs. Southall; aria, with
vim Pail; chorus, with Miss Elsie Shave as
director; piano quartette, Miss Tanning, Miss
O'Brien the Misses Egan.
The guests of the afternoon We're: Mes
dam ACh1 +
Leitch, E. .Klinkerfues and Misses Emma
Thompson Hastings Moore, Minneapolis; E.
F. Foster, New Tr.II Haven, Conn. ubrick, Col Col
Sault Ste Marie; Beth, Bracket, Pollock,
Chicago; Crosby, Maine, and eighty Macal-
ester boys who, by the kindness of the ex-
ecutive committee and Mrs. Dorr, were ad
mitted as guests Of honor, and accepted seats
in the gallery.
Dayton Avenue Euchre club meets this
evening with Mrs. c. Kilgore.
Mrs. Harry Callahan, of Fort Smelling,
gives card party today.
The Laurel Cycle club meets tonight.
st. Anthony W. c. T. U. holds an i'm
Mrs Dennis Follet entertains at luncheon
today.
A very pleasing programme will be rem
dered at the concert to be given at Bates
Avenue M. E. church tonight.
Miss Elizabeth White entertained at lunch
con yesterday afternoon.
Miss sallie Davidson and Watson Pogue
Davidson were married yesterday at South
Point, o.
Miss Abbie Warner entertained a card club
at her home on College avenue yesterday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. H. F. Stock entertained the Cornwall
Cinch club yesterday afternoon
The Mothers Club of st. Anthony Hill met
yesterday afternoon.
The women of st. Clements guild held a
sale of fancy articles in the guild rooms
Portland and Milton, yesterday afternoon.
The Audubon Euchre club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs E. NJ. Atkins, 73S Burr
street.
The Rectors Aid Society of ST Paul's
Church will meet Tuesday at 2:3O D. m. with
Mrs. H. j. Hoffman, on Burr street.
A dancing party will be given this evening
at Central hall by the Omaha lodge.
leap year dancing party is to be given at
the Albion this evening
Mis' ueoise II; ooIHiSs enlertalns the La
dies Euchre club tonight at her home 361
Grove street.
The Hamline W. C. T. U. holds an impor
tant meeting Friday Afternoon.
The Ladies Aid Society of St Joseph's
Church will give a progressive euchre party
at the Irish-American club rooms tomorrow
evening 1t will be the largest progressive
eUchre party of the season, as at least 100
tables will be occupied. Twenty elegant
prizes will be awarded.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the st. Agnes Con-
ference of the st. Vincent de Paul society
gave very. enjoyable card party at Twin City
hall last evening. The party was not purely
for pleasure. but for profit also, as admission
was charged, the proceeds to be devoted to
the purchase of material for garments for