St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-26
MUSICAL AND SOCIAL.
Schubert Clubs Complimentary 10
Seibert's Orchestra.

The complaint has sometimes been
made against the Schubert club that
it has patronized foreign artists and
outside organizations to the exclusion
of home talent. This accusation can
readily be proved incorrect since the
club is necessarily on the alert to dis
cover and encourage meritorious work
here in this city and state, and pays
not a little money every season to local
artists out of it's membership fees.
Tomorrow afternoon at COnOVer hall
the club will render complimentary
concert to Seibert's orchastra and to
Mrs. Agnes Staberg Hall, soprano, a
former resident Of st. Paul This con-
cert will be free to the club members
but the general public is urged to show
it's interest in Mr. Seibert by filling
every remaining seat. Many who are
debarred, by conscientious scruples,
from attending his Sunday concerts,
will now have an opportunity to hear
the home orchestra in a we'll chosen
programme. An invitation from a club
member is not necessary. All are well
come who pay the small admission fee.
Mrs Frederick c. Mott, of 600 St. Anthony
avenue, entertained the Evening club yes
terday.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the Peo-
pies church will meet Tuesday at the parish
| house.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Boink will this evening
entertain the members of the Silver Spoon
Cinch club at their home, 1927 Reaney street.
The members Of the Standard club will give
large reception this evening complimentary
| to Mr.. and Mrs. Leo A. Guiterman, who re-
| turned to st. Paul Monday.
The Virginia Euchre club will be entertained
! tomorrow home
"A Summit avenue.
The Liberal Union of Minnesota Women
/ will meet Tuesday in the parlors of All SouIs'
| church, Minneapolis.
Miss Jewett and Miss Lamb will give an
informal reception Friday evening at their
home, on Laurel avenue.
| entertained the On Time Pleasure club last
| evening.
Mrs. Robarge. of the Argyle entertained the
| Lower Town Euchre club yesterday after
| noon.
The Home Mission Society of the Peoples
| Church will hold rally FRIDAY evening in
the church parlors. There will be a sale OF
Easter articles and programme somewhat
out of the ordinary.
Central W. C. T. u will hold meeting al
CcnOver hall this afternoon.
Como W. C. T. U. meets today with Mrs
| Aver.
| Mrs. VI. S. Dousman and Mrs. S. D. Sturgis
arrived this week from Mitchell, S. D., where
they have been spending the month with Mrs
Lawler
Miss Messer of No 80 Mackubin street, 1.
visiting friends in Sioux City, 10.
Lady Somerset W. c. T. U. holds it's mex
meeting April 6.
The woman suffrage executive committe,
will hold a meeting at Conover hall Wednes
day of next week TO form the programme fo
the coming years work.
The district convention of the w G. T. u
will be held in June at Hamline.
There will be entertainment and Easte
sale at the Clinton M. Z. church this evening
by the ladies Of the kindergarten.
Hamline Lodge No. 153, /. o. 0. F., viii
give musical and literary entertainment q
Odd Fellows hall, Fifth and Wabasha, thi
evening.
Evangelist Amanda Smith is meeting wit
unusual success at st. James A. NJ. E
church.
Secretary Hutchins, Of the relief society
writes: I'VE have just found on the Wes
side two distressing cases, in both of whie
the husband and father of the family is dy
ing. III one, four boys and the mother wi