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lowing Miss Gibson was a double number by
Miss Carrie Cleveland, who has recently
come to St Paul from the East and who
made her debut in musical circles in the
city at yesterdays meeting. Miss Cleveland
has clear soprano voice, pure in quality
and well trained, and which she uses we'll.
She sang selections from Lidgey and Vannini
Mrs. Myra Whitney Hall was heard in a
piano number, and Miss Louise Taylor, whose
performance with the violin is that of an
artist, gave ''Romanza" in F. from Beethoven
she was accompanied on the piano by Mrs.
Mich. Miss Maud Burdette sang "a Sum-
mer Night" by Thomas her rich contralto
filing the rooms and calling forth warm APP
plause. Miss Charlotte Gibson gave Schu-
manns beloved "Aufschwung," as the clos
ing number. The accompanies for the aft
ernoon were Mrs. H. r. Curtis and Mrs. d.
F. Colville.
The next meeting Of the club takes place
Oct. Il, and will be recital of original vocal
and instrumental compositions by Gerard
Tonn1ng, of Duluth. Mr.. Tonning will be
assisted by Miss Flora Mackenzie, soprano,
who has been heard in ST. Paul, and who
leaves America in a short time for a course
OF study in the old country. TIE executive
committee Is considering an alliance with
the "Derthick Federation of Musical-Lit-
erary Clubs" which now numbers G. 900 mem
bers, and through whose agency they would
come into possession of valuable and in
teresting series Of programmes arranged and
CLASSIFIED by leading musicians of the United
not otherwise 'obtainable. A specimen pro-
gramme will be given soon before the entire
club.
Mrs. NJ. Bruner gave Delft euchre yester-
day afternoon at her pretty home on Holly
avenue. The affair was unique and Charming.
all the details Of the arrangements being in
pretty blue and white Delft effects In the
dining room the scheme of color was carried
out by the artistic use of Delft china blue
bon bons,, and: dainty floral decorations of
Thlte. The prizes were bits Of Delft ware.
Ihere were thirteen tables. The women as
sisttng Mrs. Bruner were Miss Denegre Miss
Shaw. Miss Candy and Mrs. Gillette.
benefit performance for the St. Paul In
fants' home will be given in Conover hall
Thursday evening Oct Is. The programme
viii include numbers by some of the best
follows: The St. Paul Ladies' Orchestra,
directed by Miss Nellie A. Hope. Miss May
Pierce, recitation, selected. Master Jason Ed
son Waite. pianist, "Andante and Rondo in
contralto solo. Mrs. John Ryder, mandolin
solo. Company DIS quartette, vocal selec-
ton. The Young Ladies' orchestra. Arthur
John w. Freeman, fencing exhibition. SO
Charles c. Fairchild selected recitation;
Miss Beulah Baker, Miss Myrtle ,Burnette,
vocal duet: Messrs. Jury T. L. Snyder, c..
Roberts. Thompkins, banjos; Company DIS
silent drill song and dance, sketches, in
costumes Ethiopian); the Veterans Union
fife and drum corps. in '"The Girl Left Be-
hind Me- and other popular G.. A. r. airs +;
Mrs. DR.. Buckley, accompanist.
At the Home Mission society meeting of
the Peoples church, held Oct 6, it was de-
cided the work of the society for the COM
Ing year would be the care of the industrial
school. There will be two meetings a month
the first Tuesday and third Friday, and ali
ladies' interested in this work are asked to
be present at these meetings., for the ladies
will prepare the work for the school. vote
OF thanks was extended to Mr.. and Mrs.
August Swanson for the flowers furnished
by them for the reception rendered DR.. Smith,
The next meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs Goodrich, 252 Nelson avenue, Oct 49, at
O'Clock.
Ellsworth Circle Ladies Of the e.. A. R.,
held meeting yesterday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Mead.
The Young Ladies' Guild of st. Clements
Church will give conundrum supper in the
guild hall this evening.
Friday evening in the Crusaders hall on
Fort street. followed by musical programme.
Miss q. e. Whitney entertains this evening
the young people of Plymouth church with q.
talk tAcross the Red Sea" at the home of
Mrs. e. T. Jones, 179 Pleasant avenue.
st: Johns fair opens Oct. 10 and runs a.
week. S @
The Summit Skating and Social club gives
party in Oxford hall this evening.
St Paul Sunday School institute meets IN
Christ church this evening"
The Thursday Study class will organize
this morning at the home of Mrs John Lack
son, $40 Grand avenue.
Mrs. T. B. Campbell entertains TODAY az her
irvine Miea
The first party by the Esaias Tegner club
takes place this evening in Lifts hall.
delightful evening with Mozart was given
by z. Z. Murdoch and pupils in the formers
studio In the Germania Bank building last
Tgen,g ana was attended by fully 100 people
Inc programme given was well arranged and
rendered and besides containing a humber
OF selections from the compositions of this
famous un1eS master master, was devoted to papers by
Helen Fillebrown on Mozart's early life.
BESSIE Durham on Mozart's later life; Harold
Dyer on the works of Mozart and Marian
Whlte on Mozart's style of composition. The
entire programme was one of Interest IN tho
pupils, as well as those who attended
Central W. c. T. U. meets this afternon
at a. the nome Of Mrs. c. w. Leonard. 303
A: o. U. W. library committee held meeting
Yesterday at the home Of Mrs. Kate LUDWIG.
an entertainment some time In November for
the benefit of the library fund Committees
were were appointed as follows: Arrangements,
Mesdames Coats and Parks; reception, Mes
danes Devore, Warehaur and Tick. refresh
ments Mesdames LUDWIG, Durand and Fchida
After the meeting the hostess served refresh
ments.
The attendance at the French fair now going
on each day and evening at the marked
house was larger last evening than on the
Int L.
contests going on at the various booths is
running high. The st. Paul Ladies' Violin
and Mandolin orchestra was in attendance
during the evening and gave an Informal
programme of popular music.
The Newport dancing club gave its open
enjoyable evening was spent by the large
gathering Of young people attending The
arrangement committee was made up of e.
W. Gibbons, B. w: Gibbs, w. NJ. sRierdan.
l.. G. Keating The floor committee was
composed Of J. E. Fallow. F. t. Jelinek. P.
J. Ryan; and the committee on receiving
was p. W. Gibbons, W. M. Rierdan, L. G.
The young people of Foss M. E. church
Minneapolis, came to st. Paul on trolly car
RYAN hotel before continuing their trip to
Como and then rome. There were about
eighty-fve passengers on the car which was
in charge of F.. A. Force, of the church. who
acted as conductor. A mandolin orchestra
was aboard.
The annual meeting Of the Women's Home
Missionary Society of the Synod of Mime
sofa, will be held In the Memorial Lutheran
church on Sixth street, between Franklin
ard Exchange. tomorrow commencing at
$3.50 m. This church is one block from
the House Of Hope. where luncheon will be
served. very interesting programme has
been prepared. Mrs. Swift, secretary of Freed
men, and Mrs. Devose a missionary from
Alaska are among the speakers.
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