St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-12
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telle" OiszD, most difficult compost
ton, and before the last note was
struck she received perfect shower of
applause. Her encore number was as
warmly received by her hearers who
gathered about her att the close of the
meeting and overwhelmed her with
congratulations
Miss Strong's work. is of the very
best. She is former pupil Of Van
Ellemeet, who is now in Holland, and
has never studied outside Of st. Paul.
Her execution is brilliant and shows
hard and patient practice, and perfect
understanding of her art. The next
meeting Of the club will be held two
weeks from Friday.
Among the many guests present
were: Miss Phillips, Minneapolis; Mrs.
J. w. Cooper, Miss Hall, Miss A. G..
Kilbourne, Mrs. Frederic A. Congee,
Mrs. Crandall, Mrs. Robert Hard Bar
clay, Helena, Mont; Miss Mabel
Kennedy, Miss Artz, Mrs. T. Palmer,
Mrs. J. M. Owen, Mrs. T. L. Heacker,
Mrs. Jaffray, Mrs. Barrows, Mrs. M.
Roberts, Saltwater; Miss M. P. Edger-
ton, Waterloo, To-; James Parsons,
Miss Morton, Mrs. Sanford, Mrs. ]. B.
Charles J. Hunt, Mrs w. G. Schwenn-
sen, Mrs. M. Caldwell, Of Philadelphia;
Mrs. John ]. Gushing, of Cincinnati,
O.; Miss Pittingill, of La Crosse; Miss
Robb, Of Mankato, Mimi; Miss Alice
Summer LIE Due, Of Hastings; Miss
Stohr, of New York; Miss Hinckel-
deger, of Germany; Mrs. Charles Ere
mont Nickels, Mrs. Nelson, Of Orion
vile; Miss Ella Eggleston, Owatanna,
Mimi; Miss Strong.
The Woman Suffrage meeting at Con-
over hall yesterday afternoon. was
called to order by Mrs. ST. Pierre. Let
tiers were read from Mrs. Nelson, state
president, by Mrs. Dr. Whitcomb and
MRS. Reed, reporting the Woman Suf-
frage society national convention held
In Philadelphia, to which Mrs. Nelson
was delegate from Minnesota, and
was then appointed national lecturer
ana organizer. Mrs c. S, Soule and
Miss Young were appointed on a com
mlttee to make arrangements for Mrs
Nelson TO lecture in ST. Paul. March 10
A meeting will be held the same after.
noon IN Conover hall, presided over nv
MRS. Nelson, to elect officers for the
coming year.
A reception for the Friendly assoo;o+;o,,
VIII ne held this Afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. R. M. Newport PIT Summit avenue %
b Inc women .S OF the dining room committee
A.
is chairman. There will be an informal nro.
gramme OF music and readings All inter
ested IN this work are invited to attend.
Mrs Mrs. Mccormick, of III selby avenue, en-
tertained last evening. e
Mrs. J. E. McWilliams Of e5s srn,no,. 49,.
nue., VIII open her home Tuesday night for
a reading by Miss Winfield Scott Potter of
M minneapolis, who will give selections from
Mrs. D. f. DeWolf, of 14s Pleasant ave-
nue., Will attend the Grand opera in Chicago
this season.
Edward r. Sanford Jr, gives another ~
ms series OF musicales at % ST. Albans street
Monday evening. ''i e'''
The Thursday club meets today at House
of Hope. "' Aiouso
Miss Catherine Flemmng the leading con-
tralto OF the Hinrich Opera company sang
before the Schubert club last October and
mas many friends in st. Paul.
The Junior circle of the Kings Daughters
meets Monday afternoon with Miss Alice
Rhodes, DIG Portland avenue.
Messrs. D: F. Colville. vocalist, and Bag
nan, pianist. will give a pupils recital at
Carleton college, Monday evening.
I'VE Girls Leap Year Club" of Merriam
Park Will give dancing party April ii.
The Thursday club will give reception
saturday at the home of Miss Mary Clark.
4o' Holly avenue, for Miss Beaumont.
The Woman's Club of Merriam Park will,
meet Saturday with Mrs. D. P Shepardson.
OF o., iglehart street. There will be papers upon
Literary Life Today in Europe and Lit
erary Life of Today in America"
Mrs. G. w. Cunningham. of a5s Wilder ay-
enue' entertains at luncheon today.
The Albion club will dance at the Albion
this evening.
Mrs. Charles schunemann, of 513 Portland
avenue, entertained informally yesterday aft
ernoon.
G. H. Weinke gives cinch party this even
ing at his home on Fulton street.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of
Dayton Avenue Church will meet Friday aft
ernoon IN the parlors ofsthe church.
Mrs: Charles Henry Bigelow Jr. gives her
second at home today at the Bigelow home,
Isl College avenue.
Rukard Hurd entertains the members of
the Loyal Legion this evening at the MARI
borough
Mrs. William H. Thurston, of 4S6 Portland
avenue gave party for little folks yesterday
afternoon for her little daughter Ruth.
The women of the Arlington Hills Presby-
terrain church will give. dime social to-
night at the home Of Mi. and Mrs Culver.
1441 Case street.
The Kensington Tea club met yesterday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Henry Martin, PAL Prescott
street.
Mrs. Frank Homes. of 933 Burr street enter
tanned the Lower Town Euchre club yester-
day afternoon.
The Wednesday club discussed the Critical
Period of American History" Yesterday AFT
the home of Mrs. F. B. Doran, POI East Con-
gress street.
Union Lodge No. 1, /. o. G. T., gave an
entertainment at Central block, 751s West
Seventh street, last evening.
Mrs. Halls pupils gave recital at Dyer's
hall last evening.
The Remer Dancing club gives its third
dancing party tonight at Central hall Sew
enth and Cedar streets. Music by Pepin's
orchestra.
Mrs. B. D. Fuller entertained party Of
friends at progressive euchre at her home
S26 Selby avenue, yesterday afternoon Those
present were Mesdames w. G. Masterman H
NJ Davis, Charles Brown John Goodrich
George Millard, Frank Judd, A. G. Schuttinger
Myron Shepard, H. w. Chatfeld A. X. Doe
DR.. Marshall W. G.. Bronson Jr., l. McKu.
sick, Laugh, G. K. McKusick George Gorham
Will Eaton, H. ]. McKusick, Fred Penning.
ton, A. 3. Lindholms LeeiMurphy George Sui
| livan, Ed Demary,I John Porter, William
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