The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-06
SOCIAL AND OTHERWISE.
Opening of the ST. Paul School Of
Fine Arts.


The fall opening of the st. Paul
Scnool OF Fine Arts took place yester-
day, and a large number of students
registered their names in the rooms at
the metropolitan hotel. The school
opens for its winters work under au-
sp1clous conditions Mrs. 1. N. Barber
VINO has been associated in the work
with Burt HARDWOOD, will have entire
control this year. Many Of the pupils
VINO nave graduated from the school in
past years have attained success in arr
circles in this and other cities. The
old Sibley house. which has been used
by the school for two summers past.
mas been gained control Of and will he
USED Tor summer art school here
after These summer schools have
come into vogue in many art centers.
as they afford an opportunity for out
door sketching and landscape work
The annual meeting of the board of
directors will be held this morning at
IL o'clock at the rooms.
The social event Of the week among
local musicians will be the opening re.
ceptfon of the Schubert club to be held
tomorrow afternoon at the home of
the president, Mrs. Russell r. Dorr o,,
Crocus hill. This is the annual recep-
ton always held by the club for ire
members on the occasion of the omen
ing meeting and is always given at the
presidents home. The members of the
soclal committee and executive COM
m1ttee will assist Mrs. Dorr in serviny
the guests in the dining room. The af
fa1r Will be partially informal and will
De pleasant opening to what prom.
lseS to be prosperous year for tha
club. The feature of the afternoon will
De the debut Of Miss Cleveland. a So
prano singer, who has recentlv come
70 81. Paul, and will be heard in nuh-
nc for the first time at this recenfion
MISS Cleveland is from New Jersey and
is said to possess clear soprano voict.
OF good quality and which she has ex-
cement command of. Only the members
of the club will be guests Of Mrs. Dorr
tomorrow, as this annual reception is
strictly club affair.
Mrs. r. M. Newport vii, call meet
Ing Of all women interested in ths
building OF G. A. r. memorial mon
ument thursday, Oct. Is, for the pur-
pose or Erecting permanent oreani-
zatlon. The matter Of building or rent
ing club house for the use and benefit
OF 81. Paul women has been Abandoned
Tor the time, and the matter of buildin,,
". A. X. monument, which was nrf,
1ected at the same time. is heinz
pushed by the women in preference to
nave interested themselves In the WORK
1t Is probable that the monument ~
erected, Will be placed at the head az
west Third street at the triangle ~
Summit park. Mrs. Newport has Sc
lected Mrs. H. B. Willis as secret ~
and Mrs. James Gilfillan as trea s11rer
to assist her. =
The annual meeting of the Nuhs,.a c1rh
70 nave Deen held last evening was postponed
owing to the lack Of a quorum.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Donaaue have returned
from their wedding tour. eA
Mrs. Fred C. Goodenow. Of St 1or,. 49,.
mas been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Inomas Eustace. has returned to st. Louis.
meeting Of the Mothers Club Of navton,a
Blum will be held this afternoon AT 2 o,ciocs
IN the parlors OF the congregational church
i bates avenue EN- and Conway street. The oh.
counsel In the instruction of its members
in the general principles of child traInins
and united effort toward disseminating
these principles throughout the cIty. The
members Of the organization extend a cordial
Invitation to all women Of the Bluff who are
interested IN the work to join the club. The
meier president; Mrs. Kate Horst vice pres
tdent; Mrs. Lucy Kearney secretary: Mrs
Camilla Kendall. treasurer; Mrs. Emma Cor
DON librarian. Board of directors Mesdannoa
Won Deyne. Babbage, Firestone, Kendall Cor
don. Kearney. Traukel, Hauser, Bergmeier.
Horst.
Mrs. Emma Van Worries o, N,yshall ave-
nue.. entertained at luncheon Thursday her
mother, Mrs. G. A. Mower of Arcola: Mrs
Daniel Shaw, of Eau Claire; Mrs. and Miss
Hungerford, Of Minneapolis; Mrs. MorrelI
of Anoka; Miss Cannon of Anoka and
Mrs. VIII Richardson. of st. Paul.
st. Luke's Aid Society of St Paul's Church
will meet Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. A. r. Dalrymple, 81 Summit avenue
At the semi-annual meeting Of the Summit
Skating club. Friday evening" the following
dent; E. j. Muggley. vice president: e. H.
Klosterman. secretary: F. X. Miller treas
urer, w. A. Gerber. captain and E. r.
Schafer and Albert Schneider first and sec
ond leutenants, respectively.
A board meeting OF the women OF the
Babies Home, on Lincoln avenue, was held
yesterday morning at the home. Mrs. Cornish
was appointed delegate to the state ccnven-
ton Of charities and corrections to be held
In November in Red Wing. A new member to
the board admitted In the person of Mrs.
s. III. Whitridge. There have been twenty
four babies admitted to the home since the
first Of September. one Of which was adopted
The women have scheme on foot for serv-
ing lunches In the Mannheimer block during
the holidays. Mrs. Charles Schuneman has
been appointed visito- for October.