St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-16
MISS MINNESOTA ID. sCHIFFMAN
AND j. A. M'LEOD TO WED
TODAY,
RECEPTION TO WASHINGTON.
THE DISTINGUISHED COLoRED MAN
HONORED AT THE RESIDENCE
OF ATTORNEY MyGHEE.
: SCHUBERT CLUB MUSICALE.
The Third Division Gives nm Euiov-
able Concert-Dinner Receptions
and Personal Mention.


Miss Minnesota Beatrice Schiffman.
daughter Of DR.. Rudolph Schiffman. of
Summit avenue, and James Allen Mac
Leod, young business man of Min
neapolis, will be married this evening
at o'clock at the family residence.
Friends of the young couple will be
greatly surprised to learn of the near
ness OF the nuptials the original date
having been some time in June. when
III. Schlffman should have returned
from his contemplated trip to South
America, but as the time for his de-
parture drew near it was decided +o
nave the wedding take place ar tba
present time, DR.. Schiffman delavipe,
MS journey few days. The marriage
VIII be very private, only thirty guests
having been hidden. Miss Alice Car
penter, of SewickIey, Penn. will act
as bridesmaid, and Frank Deacon will
De best man. The couple will leave
tonight for Chicago and other noints
and, returning, will eventually reside
IN Minneapolis, where Mr.. McLeod's
business interests are conferred and
home.
Booker T, Washington was rendered
d very pretty reception last evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs Freder-ici5 7
McGhee on University avenue. Some
SeNenty-fVe or more cOlored DeOnle
We're IN attendance, with a fair sprink-
ing OF white people. Among the latter
De're NJ, Judge Kerr, Archibald Mcleod,
ftev' rather Gleason and F. Wilson.
MRS. McGhee was assisted in receiv-
ing by Mesdames A. G.. Russell r H
Lyes, f. D. Parker, ]. H. Dillingham;.
Harry Howard, James II. Smith In
nus Pitts, w. L. Francis. II. r. King
Allen French, O. d. Howard, J. O.
Adams, j. II. Loomis, r. e. Anderson.
The third division of the Schubert
club gave very enjoyable musicale at
Conover hall yesterday afternoon. as
sisted by Gustav Holmquist, of Mime
apolls; Emile Straka and Mr.. Mich. of
ST. Paul. A trio, composed of Mr.. Stra-
ka, Mr.. Mich and Mrs. Stahl, rendered
the opening number, selection from
Haydn, and the closing number, from
| Greg. Both were eXcellently executed
MI. Holmquist gave two numbers, re-
ceiving encores for both. His voice,
one OF power, is a mellow bass, which
he uses with skill. His selections were
Elliott's "Hybrias the Cretan," and Mo-
zarts Jehovah, Great jehovah" Miss
Stierle gave one piano number from
! Chopin and Henselt
Mrs. Matthews, who has a sympa-
thetic contralto voice, sang Tosti's
! Goodbye"
Mrs. Gardner-Moore. pianist, render
| ed selection from Beethoven Mrs.
Moore's execution is good.
Caprice" Mr.. Straka's latest compo-
sition for the violin, was his selection,
| giving in response to an encore a
slumber song, also by himself Mr..
| Straka handles the violin we'll.
trio composed, of Miss Alcott, Miss
Hope and Mrs. Punderson, sang Ma
raetti's AVE Maria"
Mrs. Col. Sheridan, of the Aberdeen. gives
dinner for eight people Thursday.
Mrs, stickney, of the Marlborough, enter
tanned Tuesday.
Mrs. Paris Fletcher gave a small tea at her
home on Lafayette avenue yesterday
Mrs. John Prince entertained twelve at din
ncr last evening at the Albion.
Mrs Crawford Livingston gave dinner last
evening. Covers were laid for twelve
Maj. whlpple gave a breakfast yesterday
MOI ming. Covers were laid for twenty -five.
Miss Tllton of Boston, is the guest of Mrs.
Roscoe Hersey. Mrs. Archibald Mundage,
who has been Mrs Hersey's guest for some
| time, returns to her home in Chicago in
| few days.
Miss Tarbox gave skating party last even
! ing.
Mrs. Louisa Gardiner entertained at tho
/ Marlborough yesterday for Mrs. Brewster, OF
| Chicago.
Mrs. F: A. Hutson gave dancing party
| last evening for Miss McCabe.
There was a concert at the home Of Mrs.
P. n. Lindquist, Dayton avenue, last evening.
The Epworth League of the Clinton Ayenue
1 M. 10. Church have planned a skating social
/ at Mclntire rink, Congress and Robert streets,
| tomorrow night.
! gone South.
A special meeting of the Social Purity ASSOC
citation has been called for Friday at Lutheran
| Memorial chapel.
At St. Clements Episcopal church viii! be
! given Monday evening an entertainment by
| the Young Ladies' guild.
! Mrs. C. A. Perkins entertained card club
/ yesterday afternoon:
Mrs. George Sommers entertained yesterday
! afternoon for Mrs. Anneke.
Mrs. Hezekiah entertains at progressive
euchre Saturday afternoon.
dime social and editorial sanctum will be
| held Friday at Garfield hall.
Mrs. W. E. Dadman entertained Tuesday
| night.
Mrs. Ruff, of Lincoln avenue, gave a recep-
ton yesterday afternoon.
| Mrs. Thomas Nelson was the guest of honor
! at luncheon yesterday at the home of Mrs.
! Charles Greene, Summit avenue
The Stormy club was entertained yesterday
| at progressive euchre by Mrs. Frye at the
| Ryan hotel. Mrs. Fischbein won the lone
hand prize. Mrs. Walter. the first. and Mrs.
Turner, the second, progressive prizes.
| The Progressive Social club will give an
| entertainment and hop at 8 o'clock tonight
at Odd Fellows hall. Fifth and Wabasha
streets.
| Reception to Prof. Washington.
This evening the Payne Memorial
Literary society, Of ST. James A. NJ. e.