St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-10
BOAT CLUB PLAY.
Next Weeks Show Promises to Be n
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Minnesota Boat club play, to be given on
April Is at Conover hall. The programme
for the evening is now practically completed,
and the play itself, ''Schuyler's Finances, -
written by Miss Beaumont and given under
the management of Miss Sturgis, pro-
gramme of which has already been published,
viii be preceded by about ten tableaux or
living pictures, as given below
The Sister Arts" LIE Fond
The Spring Time of Love" . Paul Theeman
queen Louise" ............ .Gustave Richter
Nydla 80. ............Von Baudenhausen
Cherry Blossoms ........ Robert Blum
Justice" ::...... ......... Edward Simmons
"A Moorish Doorway" ..........E Richter
Vogue" -. .......... .......... .McVicker
'Lenten Confessions. From Life" Gibson
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club will hold their
sixth social hop at A. o. U. w. temple, Wa
basha and Eighth streets, this evening.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of Atlantic
Congregational Church held it's regular
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon at 3
O'Clock at the residence of Mrs. Samuel
Brant. The usual singing. scripture reading
and prayer were followed by the business
meeting. A new secretary was elected to fill
the position left vacant by the resignation of
Mrs. Bell, who will move to st. Paul Park.
Mrs. Samuel Brant, Mrs. F. H. Kennedy and
Mrs. Henry Sargent were elected delegates to
the nineteenth annual meeting of the Mime
sofa branch of the Woman's Board of Mis-
sions of the Interior, to be held at Park Con-
gregational church on April Is, 16 and IT..
This was the day for foreign work and the
literary part of the programme consisted of
two interesting papers, one upon The Coun-
try and People of India,'' read by Mrs. H.
Stowell, and one upon The Schools and Mis-
sionaries of India,' by Mrs. F. H. Hamilton.
Mrs. Denis Folett of the Aberdeen, gave
an informal luncheon yesterday afternoon at
l o'clock.
Gen. John R. Brooke entertained the Infor-
NAL club at the Aberdeen last evening.
Mrs. L. S. Miller returned from the South
yesterday morning.
Wednesday. She has been visiting her
brother.
The milk-maid drill that is being prepared
for April q. under the management of Mrs.
S. B. Mcconnell, promises to be a very in
teresting entertainment. Robert L. Whine Is
drilling the young ladies. The names Of
those who are to take part are as follows ::
Stephenson, Sydia Thompson. Ruth Luske,
Edith Fryer, Kittie Hubbel. Edna Brown,
Brownie Brown, Mae Van CleYe, Florence
Metchalf, Annie Edwards, Mary Stees Edith
Burke, Ethel Haisley and Ada Richardson.
There will be poster show consisting of the
posters exhibited at the st. Paul School
of Fine Arts Music will be furnished by the
Westminster orchestra, and refreshments
will be served. The young ladies who take
part in the drill are making thorough pre-
parations, and an enjoyable evening is antici-
pated.
ladies' whist club of st. Paul has in
vited a Minneapolis team to an all-day
tournament, which will be held at the home
of Mrs. w. H. Merrick today. A very in
teresting time is anticipated.
This evening will be the fifth of the ladies'
tournament, which is being held by the St.
Paul Whist and Checker club. One more
evening after tonight will close the tourna-
ment.
Mrs Charlotte o. Van Cleve will take
luncheon with the Young Woman's Friendly
association today, and will talk to the young
women at the noon hour.
At 2:3O Mrs. Van Cleve will address the
mothers at an afternoon tea upon the Bethel
boat The tea is in the hands of Mrs. H.
B. Willis, who has special musical pro-
gramme prepared for the occasion.
Charles Smith, who lectures in st. Paul
on Tuesday and Friday OF next week, and
the succeeding one also, will be entertained
socially while here and many of the ladies'
will have an opportunity of meeting him.
very enjoyable musical programme was
given last night at the Bates Avenue NJ. E.
church, number of well-known people
taking part Among those contributing num-
bers were Percy Churchill, Alfred P. Quesnel,
Harry George Prof. Titcomb, Misses Alcott,
Godkin, Mrs. Allan Krieger and Frank
Krieger.
The marriage of Miss Lillian Dowlan to
Julian Davis, both of this city, was SOL
emnized Wednesday evening at the residence
of Father Harrison. After the ceremony a
wedding supper served to few intimate
friends at the residence of the brides father
on University avenue.
The Good Shepherds Episcopal church
choir has organized a club named after the
church. This club is purposely organized for
sociability among the young people of the
choir. The officers elected are as follows:
Prof. Fenwick, president F. Benson, vice
president; A. Fenwick, secretary; William In
grain, treasurer.
Another mothers afternoon will be given
at the Bethel boat this afternoon.
The Dayton Avenue Progressive Euchre
club met last evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles f. Kilgrove at their home, S93 Day
ton avenue. The prizes were awarded fol-
lows: Ladies' first progressive, Mrs. DR.,
Chamberlain; ladies' second progressive, Mrs.
Fairbrother; gentlemen's first progressive,
Mr.. Fairbrother; gentlemen's second pro-
gressive, Mr.. George; consolation, Mrs. NJ.
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