The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-03

gramme will follow grand reception, which
begins at $3.50 O'Clock The dancing begins
at o'clock, and at 10 o'clock the Shepherd
ess dance, about which there has been no
small amount of speculation will be given
under the direction Of Miss Newport and Mrs.
ROBERT RantouE Capt. a.. B. Johnson, the
floor manager, and w. Fl. Lfghtner the head
usher, wish their assistants to be at the Tenn
pie at S:15 sharp this evening" to receive in
the ball promises to be the largest event of
its kind given in st. Paul for years. The
programmes will be given out in the dressing
rooms, and not on the floor, in previous
years.
Nine. Ragna Lime, the charming Scandi-
navian songstress, sang her way to the hearts
OF the members of the Schubert club yester-
day afternoon, at the regular meeting of
the club in Conover hall. Nine. Lime has a
high soprano voice Of much sweetness and
was. particularly well illustrated in Schu-
berts fErlkonig-" Her voice has O large
range, embracing three octaves in ono no+s.
Her selections yesterday were varied lnsl
consisted or songs IN aII the languages out
the Russian, which Nine. Lime has not yet
mastered. This gave her opportunity to
display her remarkable versatility. Her first
number was III est il est bon" from Mas
senet's "Herudiade" Following this she gave
selections from, Grieg, Tchikowski Gade and
Schubert; and later sung from the compost
tons Of Marzials Marchesi, Messanet and
Victor Harris Assisting on the programme
was the new string Quartette, which gave
most delightful satisfaction yesterday. the
quartette gave selections from Mozart FIR
Herman and Rheinberger and was ably as
sisted in its ensemble work by Miss Eioise
Shyrock. Mrs. Gleason, of Minneapolis ac-
companied Nine. Lime. The concert yester-
day was given by the executive committee for
the club in the way of treat, and the
hall was crowded both, above and below
stairs with highly appfeciative gathering.
Two large receptions and the regular meet
ing of the Schubert club kept society people
busy yesterday afternoon. Onexef the recep-
lions took place in lower town st the Board
man home on Grove street. Mrs. Henry Board
man was the hostess of the afternoon, re-
ceiving for her daughter Miss Boardman
thus adding another to the already large list
OF debuTanteS. The rooms were simply dec
Grated with roses, and in the dining room
at handsomely appointed table, Mrs. George
Young, gowned in wine silk, and Mrs. Hale
IN handsome black costume, served coff ee
and refreshments. Mrs Boardman and Miss
Boardman stood in the east parlor to greet
their guests. The former wore a handsome
gown of black gauze over yellow silk, and
Miss Boardman was charming In a simple
gown Of white organdie, carrying an enor-
nous bunch of La France roses. The assist
ing women were Mesdanes McKibbin, Rob-
Dlns, Newport, Paris, Fletcher Beals J. B.
Sanborn Pendleton, Kennith Clark and W. D.
Kirk; Misses Noyes, Robbins. Winter, Mason,
Bigelow, Hammond, Monfort.
Mrs. George Young entertains small party
Monday evening for Lieut.. and Mrs. Gheen,
who leave shortly for the East.
Mrs. Nora Cause, of Chicago, who is in st.
Paul in the interests of the St. Paul HUI
name society, will be the guest at luncheon
saturday OF Mrs. Kimbail, of the Buckingham.
The young women who are to take part in
the Shepherdessi dance at the Charity ball
this evening went to Fort Smelling yesterday
to practice the final steps Of the pretty fig
ures in Post hail.
The fair to, be given by the women of the
Babies. home opens Monday morning on East
seventh street, between Robert and Mime
sofa streets.
The Musikverein gives musical and dane
ing party this evening In the rooms Of the
Irish American club in the Endicott arcade.
The ladies of Bethany Congregational church
VIII open their fair tomorrow evening on
South Wabasha street. Supper will be served
The Twentieth Century club gives its first
Dancing party tomorrow evening In Lifts
hall.
The married set will be entertained at an
evening reception Monday at the home of
e. w. Winter by Mr.. Winter and the Misses
Winter. The invitations were issued yes
terday.
The next meeting of the Economy Whist
club will be held at the home Of Mrs. ]. S.
Shurick, in the Daketahs Friday week
very beautifully dressed doll. which has
been presented to the ladies of the board of
the Babies home; by Madame Ragna Lime
the singer, will be offered for sale next week
at the fair the women are going to. hold on.
Seventh street
The: regular monthly meeting of the board.
OF the Day Nursery was held Monday in the
rooms ms on Ninth street, and president elected
to fill the place made vacant by the resigna-
ton of Mrs. Baker. The women are planning
FOR the Christmas tree for the babies Of the.
nursery, and will make it one of the most
attractive of any in the city. There is some
talk of repeating the animated Clock" en-
tertainment and of presenting the same in
saltwater and Minneapolis The new presi-
dent is Mrs. Charles E. Clarke.
The Ladies' Aid Society of ST. Clements
Church will hold sale Of fancy articles in
the guild hall next Wednesday. A silver tea
will be given.
The marriage Of Miss Emma Helen Gedske
to Herbert r. Kerr took place last evening
at O'Clock at the home of the brides parents
691 Olive street. Rev. William Mckinley per-
formed the ceremony. The maid of honor was
Miss Nellie Bergeson, of Minneapolis and
Robert J. st. Leger Of Duluth was best man.
Miss Matte Jones gave a dinner at the
Aberdeen last evening.
The w. l. C. Society of the First Baptist
Church meets; this evening with Miss May
Cullen, 1886 Maple street.
The marriage Of Miss Rose G. WanderIch
to- Charles Fa9Ek takes place; this evening at
O'Clock at the home of the BRIDES mother
Mrs. A. Wanderlfch, 7T9 East Fourth street.
Mrs. shotweH, of Holly avenue, entertained
the Holly Avenue Euehre club Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. McManus, of Hoffman
avenue, entertain the Friendly Euchre club
this evening.
The Ladies' Afternoon Euchre club was
entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Nj.
D. Kelly.
Mrs. Merriam, Of Lincoln avenue, enter
tanned the Lincoln Avenue Euchre club yes
terday afternoon.
The women of First NJ. E. church give a
chicken pie supper tomorrow evening in
connection with the annual sale in the church
parlors. Mrs. H. r. Brill is in charge.
The Friday circle meets tomorrow with Mrs.
Bishop, Of Maekubin street.
Mrs. Maurice Auerbach entertains the
Thursday circle today at her home on Sum-
init avenue.
tienal Church holds IT'S annual supper and
sale today and tomorrow at the church, on
AeEeF street.
The Ladies' Society of st. Johns Lutheran
Church gave social and bazaar last evening
in the church parfors on Margaret and Hope
streets.
The ladies' of the Central Social club will
give leap year party this evening in Ok
ford hall.
Mrs. E.. s. Maurice. of $40 Minnesota street
gave card party last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Weyerhaeuser have
gone to Cloquette.
M and Mrs William Vale of Colorado