St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-04-02
SOCIAL AND MUSICAL.
Easter Services, Easter, Music, and
Easter Entertainments.


Easter Services, Easter Music and
Easter Entertainments.
The Young Ladies Auxiliary of the First
Presbyterian Church will give an Easter en-
tertainment Saturday evening in the church
parlors. The young women in charge are
Edith Bartlett Mabel, poolfttle, Flora. Nc
Culloch, Myra Earhoff Mary Crocker. Lottie
Earhoff. Edith Garland. Bessie Godkin, Miss
Stllwell, Effie Godkin. The society was or
ganized three weeks ago. ''-''
The Audubon EucHre club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs Keller at 6s1 Martin
street. -:
Mrs. W. s. Tmberlake president of the
altar guild, has, Charge of the, decorations
for Easter day. at Christ church. Many
memorial pieces will be received from those
who give floral offerings as memorials of
The woman suffrage meeting was postponed
yesterday for one month, owing to the bad
weather.
Mrs.. D. w. Doty. of State street. enter
tanned the Thursday club at euchre yester-
day.
The women of 'the free dispensary held
meeting yesterday at which it was decided
| not to reorganize until next month.
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The, Ladies Aid Society of Westminster.
Church wiki shold an Easter sale; in the
church parlors this evening.
Miss Florence Schiffman entertains the
| Juvenile Bicycle club Saturday ~everfrig at
1876 Summit avenue.
The Laurel Cycle club meets this even
ing.svoe e""9 -,',o +@ t.so -'i,2.
Miss Daisy Swan and Porter Eastman
will be married this month.
Miss Mary Doherty and Harry Warner will
be married Tuesday at Christ church.. ss,e -
Claude Madden gives Beethoven recital
| Saturday at which he will read paper
comparing the twoii- great composers, Bee
| thoven and Wagner.s
Following is.fthe progEamme;, Sonata, .op,
| Mr.. Madden. vioifh solo, "Gondoliera,"
sganiboti. Violin solo (a), prize song, Wag-
gro Vivace. Andanterlpintoste Aliegrettp. Al
| legro placevolld : AZ
| church tomorrow. Mathis at 10 o'clock and
| three-hour services from II to 3 o'clock.
The following musical service will be rem
| dered at St. Pauls Episcopal church Good
| Friday evening" by the regular choir:
Professional Hymn --lHssweet the MO
Anthem God bshallWi Away All
Tea, Tears" .:1i s;t;. ...:J. F. J Field
l'- Meditation; led BY Rev. j. Wright:
| The Passion of Jesus" C. Vincent
| Offertory Solo-'There Is a Green
Hill Far Away. .Gounod
| ~foot ~er~> Mrs. Panderson.
Recessional Hymn-''See the Des-
tined Day Arise. ............ .Redhead
Organist and choirmaster, Thomas Yapp.
The service will commence ats o'clock. -
Services will be- held this Maunday Thurs
| day evening at Christ church in solemn
celebration Of the institution of the holy
communion.
The Mothers Club of Lower Town held
it's regular meeting yesterday afternoon at
Ninth 0@ Street. d. Heea Basaf gave an
| interesting address upon Preserving the
Purity of Our Sons and Daughters" ~
The Young Woman's Friendly association
will hold an Easter service at the House of
|, Hope church on Easter Sunday at $3.50 p. m
Egbert, d. D. Excellent music will be fur
nished by the House of Hope choir. The
many friends of the association are cordially
| invited.
| Constellation chapter. A E. s., held its reg
| ular monthly meeting at Masonic Temple last
| evening and initiated five candidates. as fol-
| lows: Dr. Reme-Marquis Misses Iverson and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frazier. The installation of
| Mrs. Emma Nelson as Martha followed the
| ceremony being performed by Miss Elenore
Young, grand ehapain,~ acting for the grand
worthy matron. A business meeting came
! later at which arrangements were completed
/ for the two social events for the month.
J April Is will be celebrated the tenth ami
versary Of the chapter, and April % the reg
| ulart II o'clock Esocialr s-r s-T pr'@+o
The -Weman's Exchange is holding an ex-
| hibition of work at-the Endicott Arcade.
| Some very excellent work in fancy articles
china paintingxand embroidery-are shown.
ST. Paul chatter of Rose Croix A and A
will celebrate iMaunday = ThnrsdaYs bys4 the
usual Masonic tcustom OF distinguishing the
lights of The lodge ct 7:So= tonight.s A ban
M, the lights will be relit- .1~.
St. Paul Lodge, No. 8. A. F., and A NJ, will
have social gathering Friday night.
! ST Paul lodge heldia social at Central hall
last night with the following programme: @.
| H. Nelly address; NLena Beckman solo
trio; n. Fofseen. resdfng; Miss Berg, Solo
Miss Bertha Roiby piano solo; Freda An
derson, reading; Miss Axhess. reading Re
freshments were served. The lodges repre-
scented were Union, Vasa. Garfield and Ray.
The Fudge club meets this afternoon with
Miss Blakeley, of Jackson street. $3.50. -
The children of the First M. e. mission,
4 Ashland avenue and Mackubin street, will
| meet this afternoon to practice for Easter
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