St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-27
SCHUBERT CLUB CONCERT.
Director Seibert's Programme for
This Afternoon.

| SApcNGs programme IOF
This Afternoon.
The following is the programme fol
the orchestra. concert to be given un-
der the auspices of the Schubert club
at Conover hall this afternoon. 1t is
! noped that a large audience will be
I In attendance to show Mr. Seibert its
! sympathy with home talent:
"Marche de Mutt .GottscbaIk
| Overture Tampa" .......,..... .Herold
sinfSnie Sa1 ,an.a ctbe auntinishedo. Schubert
Waltz-"Tales From the Vienna
Either obgatc by Miss Elizabeth Mangoid. isadSS
! Soprano Solo
"Still vie die Nacht". .Bohn,
b. Ave Maria--''cavalleria, Rusti-
c.- cana ..-......... ......... .Mascagni
a. Alpineuse violin obligato by Prof.
I -, '-''.-''''' "a D. Muhlenbruch)
Serenade .(Concert Solo in Distance). Schubert
Prof. William NARROW.
Adagio from Senate "Pathetique". Beethoven
Grand Selection from opera "Faust''. .Gounod
Miss Peterson at the Piano.
A reception and social will be rendered the
new members of First Baptist church Friday
evening, April 8. in the church parlors.
'tThe Story of Ruth" will be the topic of in
terest of the Saturday evening class. Mrs.
! Charles Clark will give the review. The
! characters of Samuel and Saul will be treated
| by Charles Clark, DR.. Jones, Clinton J.. Back
| us, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Hudson and Mr.. Mann.
! There will be an entertainment at People s
church this evening.
| Garfield w: R. c. No. 8 will open its new
| hall att A. O. wv. temple, Eighth and Wa
| basha streets, this evening.
The Saturday Morning circle will give a COM
parison OF French and English criticism.
! Mathew Arnold" will be4taken by Miss St,,r-
gis; "Haziitt,P . by Miss Ray Mason. ,Maeau-
Trevor McClurg;. Cousin.'5 Miss Carpenter. >
There5will be a social at the Bethel this
evening, to which men will be admitted.
Mrs. Morton, of Lincoln avenue, entertains
the Columbia Euchre club this evening.
| A Lenten social will be given this evening
at the home of Mrs. William Densmore,. 1O44
Reaney street, by the o. E.! S.
street, entertained the Silver Spoon Cinch club
| last evening. arfHss3 80
The women's Aid Society of Pacific eongre-
gational Church will give musical and liter
ary recital this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Mclaughlin, Of s53 Day.
! ton avenue entertained the Dayton Avenue
Progressive Euchre club last evening The
prizes were won as follows: Ladies' first pro-
| gressive,a Miss .Kipp; ladies' second progress
! i've, Mrs. Fairbrother; gentlemen's first pro-
| gfessive, DIR. Bettinger; gentlemens second
progressive: Mr.. Fugate; consolation, Miss
| Whitney.
| The art school held it's regular monthly
| informal reception yesterday afternoon and
! evening in the art rooms at the Metropolitan
hotel The rooms We're prettily arranged with
colored lanterns, and studies from the head
ic,N1o
| was no exhibit from the nude class, as the
| regular spring exhibit comes later. A stained
/ glass design. most beautiful piece Of work
by w. A. Hazel, was greatly admired. The
| design is for memorial window for New
| York church, and was sketched in water col
| ors. Russian tea was served the callers by
Mrs. George Thompson, who presided at the
! samovar and was assisted by Mrs. e. p. San
born, Miss Florence Messner Mrs. A. D. F.
| Parsons, Miss Marie Grove, Miss Julie Gauth-
| ire, Mrs. L. G. Gould, Mrs. G.. G. Edwards and
| Mrs. G. F. Sabin.