St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-15
''MR. sCHUYLER,s FIANCEEs..
social Event of Interest at the Met.
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the Metropolitan, under conditions which
snould De most gratifying to the charming
young authoress, Caroline Beaumont. So
clety Will attend In the gayest Of holiday at
tire, and as the dress rehearsals were smooth
there is little fear of anything marring the
success OF the event. The living pictures
were put on at dress rehearsal last evening
and were pronounced works Of art by all so
fortunate as to be allowed admittance. The
pictures are as follows:
Under the direction of Allen II. Stern.
The Sister Arts ..........,.La Fond
Mrs. John N. Fulton, Miss Lamborn, Miss
Warner.
Vogue ......................H H. w. Mcvicker
Miss Katherine Johnson.
~ Miss smvthe ,,a''''''.''
Portrait-Marie Antoinette.After Yiget LeBrun
Miss Newport.
Portrait-Vestal Virgin
After Sir Frederick Leighton
Miss Bancroft.
Queen Louise ................. .Gustave Richter
Miss Mabel Herr.
NSoia Miss Marearet # Hall 1anos'hauSeh
oA' 0'GS Mrs Leslie wann. A0'ef' D'uA'
Portrait-Girl With the Muff-
After Nine. LIE Brun
Justice .................E Edward simmens
Mrs. W. F. Peet.
Soap Bubbles. 80. George Wharton Edwards
NlIsS MAUI NAeSSACA.
- '''-' Miss Blaisdell.
Portrait-Daphne.. 80. After George Maynard
Miss Gussie Pope.
Mrs W. F. Peet, Miss De coster:
Moon Fairy ........:....: :........... .kaulbach
Mrs. Lamborn.
Boxes for this evening have been secured by
Walter DriscoIl, T. L. Wann, Philip schufelt
and others.
Judge. and Mrs. Nelson are home from
Ocean Springs.
B. W. Van Kleet, of the Aberdeen, left
Sunday for st. Louis. Mr.. Van kleet Will
Co. and assume new business duties IN
st. Louis. In few weeks Mr.. Van kleeC,
accompanied by his mother and Miss War
ner, will sail for Europe.
musical entertainment will be given this
evening by the Ladies Guild Of st. James eSS
Episcopal Church in the guild room, DE
Soto and Lawson streets.
Ansel Oppenheim returns today from his
Southern trip having left the party at New
Orleans. Since leaving for home Mr.. Op-
penheim has had the unpleasant experience
of being showed in during the recent storm.
The Hibernian Rifles will give their third
social dance of the season this evening at the
A. o. U. W. hall, corner of Eighth and Wa
basha streets.
Mrs. v. J. Rothsehild, of Fairmount ave-
nue., entertains the Ladies' Afternoon Card
club Friday.
Willard W. C. T. U. met yesterday with
Mrs. ST. Pierre. Robert and Isabel streets.
Miss A. NJ. Beecher, a cousin of Henry
Ward Beecher and Mrs. Stowe. Is visiting
her niece. Mrs. Charles e. Mayo. Miss
Beecher has been giving public addresses on
the current topics of the day in Chicago,
where she was the guest of Mrs. P. D. Ar
mour.
The regular meeting of the Mothers Club
of Lower Town will be held at 424 East
18TH Miss Grace B. Whitridge will give an
address on physical culture, which will be
practically illustrated. All interested are in
vited to attend.
The wyandotte club gave leap year par
ty last evening at A. o. U. w. hall.
Chime Rebekah Lodge. No. 6. gave leap
year party last evening at Odd Fellows
hall.
The wachepe club gave banquet last
night in its rooms at the Merrill block
The Waehepe club gave an entertainment
in its rooms at the Merrill block last even
ing, followed by banquet at the Windsor.
pleasant programme was rendered by Wac
hepe quartette. Scott and Wermuth W j.
Wilgus. j. d. Scott. mandolin and guitar Or
crestra, w. II. Brown. AT the banquet toasts
were given b. +. G. Donaldson, W. L. Cliff,
d. S. Coffey J. r. Miller and J. V. Slocum.
Dancing followed. The guests were Miss
Davis, Miss Gertrude Brown, Miss Anna Herr.
Miss Anna Genbe, Miss Power, Miss Gregg,
Miss Hattie Burke. Miss Belle Tostevin, Miss
Miller. ]. d. Scott, W. H Brown. j. " Slo-
cum D. S. Coffey. W. L. Gift D. R. Wer-
muth. n. ]. IYilgus.