The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-20
RECITAL FROM MANUSCRIPT
VIII Delight the Schubert Club To-
morrow Afternoon.

"A manuscript recital of the original
compositions of Gerard Tonning. of
Duluth, will be given before the,
schubert club at Conover hall, Wednes-
day afternoon at half past 8 O'clock
MI. Ionnlng, who is himself a fine
pianist as we'll as composer, will render
portion of the programme, assisted
by Miss Rebecca Mckenzie, Mrs Sue
farrlngton-S napp and III. G. Gearhart.
Yocallsts of Duluth; and by Miss Louise
Iaylor, violinist; Mrs. j.. A. Deter.
pianist; Miss Maud Burdette. contraIto,
ana the Schubert Ladies chorus. of ST.
Faul An unusually fine programme
mas been arranged. The Schubert club
IS beginning the year under the most
favorable of conditions. The club has
grown rapidly within the last year and
has a membership at present of fully
400 women, all of whom are musicians
or interested IN musical matters to
great extent. The club opens it's new
rooms in the Phoenix building. on
seventh and Cedar streets, Tuesday.
The new studio Is on the top floor of
this handsome building. 1t is a large
room. well lighted. with windows south
and west and with an ante room. The
rooms are all new and fresh and hand
somely tinted. They will be suitably
furnished and will contain two pianos
and the club library. They will be open
at all hours to the members for prac-
tice and reading. The rehearsals of
the ladies' chorus will be held each
Tuesday morning at half past 10
o'clock. All club committee meetings
will be held in this studio, but the regu-
lar semi-monthly musicales will be
held in Conover hall as usual. All per-
sons desiring to become members Of
the club must make application to Miss
Annie Wilson, the secretary, of Crocus
Hill. 1t is necessary to have the en-
n 1d11f of 4 MO, 10
Yesterday was st. Lukes day at st.
Luke's hospital and was observed by
friends Of the hospital in the usual
way The hospital was open to visi-
tors all day and donations of clothing
money, or anything suitable for use
about such an institution, were receiv-
ed. The donations were not so large
as in former years, but all that came
We're thankfully received. The women
at the Institution During the day 20
care for the gifts were Mesdames
Hoxsie. Bass, Gilfillan, Stanton. Fol-
1ette, Miss Nelson and other members
of the board. The date for the charity
ball was settled definitely yesterday
and the event will be held Dec 8 in
Masonic Temple. 1t will be the largest
affair of the season without a doubt
and the most brilliant.
An entertainment for the Babies Home will
be given Nov. 10 at the sHughson residence
on Dayton avenue. The affair will be of
fine programme is being arranged by the
young women in charge. The young women
of the institution will manage the event. Den
nison Van Week and Charles Farnham are
among the participants in the programme.
The marriage of Miss Charlotte Shepard and
Al. Naylor. of Merriam Park, comes off
Thursday, Oct. 20.
The top floor of the new Phoenix building
on Seventh and Cedar streets VIII be head
quarters for local musicians this season to
great extent. The Schubert club studio is
situated there and the following musicians
have already taken suites of rooms there:
Prof. c. A. Wheaton. Claude Madden Mr.
Stoll and Miss Ella Lamberson.
Miss Louise Taylor, the young pielinist who
is to play for the Schubert club Wednesday
afternoon, is one of the proteges of the club
and one of the beneficiaries of the clubs
loaning fund.- Miss Taylor has been remark
ably successful in her work for so young
woman and has done honor to the organiza-
ton which befriended her. as 1t has done
so many of st. Paul's artists. She has been
pupil of Max Benedix, of Chicago. and also
of Theodore Spiering, OF the same city. The
latter offered to give Miss Taylor instruction
without compensation this winter If she would
return to Chicago. It is hoped by those in
she will soon be enabled to avail herself Of
this generous offer. At present she is To-
Gated at Dyer's
Miss Maud Burdette, a contralto singer of
whom st. Paul musicians are Justly proud
has been asked to sing. before this weeks
meeting of the Thursday musicale in Mime
apolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Arth celebrated their
golden wedding yesterday. In the morning
the elderly couple, attended by a COMPANY az
descendants, attended mass at the church Of
the Sacred Heart, and renewed the marriage
vows Rev. Charles KoebreI conducted the
services. The church choir attended and
Sister NJ. Theonilla presided at the organ.
The attending grandchildren all wore gowns
OF white. The church was handsomely decor