The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-17
MUSIC AND SOCIAL.
Features of Miss Hopes Concert for
the NewsbOys.


The ladies' orchestra concert for the news
boys Christmas fusld in Elks' hall tomorrow
evening has secured the wedding scene from
The Animated Clock" which was originated
by Mrs. c. E. Clark, and given success
fully short time ago at the day nursery
entertainment in Dayton Avenue Presbyterian
church. The bridal party will consist OF Vir-
ginia Schuneman, the bride; Russell Clark,
bridegroom; Edward Baird, bishop; brides
maids, Helen Roberts and Louise Warren !;
ushers Stewart Bryant and Allie Warren;
flower girls, Florence Fulton and Elsie Alex
anderi page, Gordon Bryant; brides father,
Willie Warren. During the ceremony the
orchestra will render Lohengrin's bridal
chorus and Mendelsshens' wedding march.
Among the other numbers prominent the
programme will the vocal solos by Miss AL
colt, Miss Florence M. Pace and Miss Louise
NJ. Reed; dramatic reading by Miss Edith
Cline Ford; mandolin solo by Master Ted
Simpson: mandolin and guitar duet by Messrs.
Chaplin and Preston. The concert will begin
at o'clock. Entrance to hall Fourth or
st. Peter streets
There was a slight change in the pro-
gramIne given yesterday afternoon before the
Schubert club, Mr.. Stoll, who to have
appeared in duet number with Miss Wilson,
being detained at home by Illness which ne
cesstated the emitting of this number alto
gether. Mrs Richard Wagner, who is the
guest of Mrs. Charles Titcomb, contributed
to the programme and received warm recep-
ton from the club, Of which she was at one
time a member. Mrs. Wagner was Miss
|@Fiage to Richard Wagner of Albany, N. Y,
and is well known in this city for her piano
work. Her selections yesterday were from
Chopin and Mendelsshon, the latter number
being given with great deal of expression.
She has warm, sympathetic touch. Her
encore number was Simple Averu (Thome).
The Euterpe quartette, a new organization,
made its initial appearance before the club
yesterday and was well received. Ray Shry-
ock whose performance the violin is
somewhat wonderful for so young a boy won
warm praise and numerous encores from the
members, giving with especial feeling the
fine execution De Beriot's Fantasia. Miss
Bulah Baker was not in good a voice as
usual. She sung selection from Buck, and
the chorus under the direction of Miss Shaw
gave the final number, the solo parts being
taken by Mrs. S. V. Harris The chorus is
gaining rapidly with Miss Shaw. The tones
yesterday were well sustained, and there was
no shouting. In fact, Miss Shaw again dem
onstrated her ability as director.
The Irsh-American club announces a com
plimentary card party for Monday night in
the club rooms in the Endicott arcade The
committee in charge is composed of John
Moore, chairman, Tom Cierney, John Lullane
Frank Darragh DR.. Kelley, DR.. Mead and
Charles Hendy.
Prof. and Mrs Titeomb gave an informal
musicale last evening in their home in the
Genessee. A prettiy rendered programme
Reed, quartette composed of Messrs Van
Week, Van Week, Book and Smith: Mrs.
DeIZer, MISS Kelley ana Mrs. wagner, for
whom the affair was given. There were
about twenty guests present. Friday evening
Prof and Mrs. Titcomb will again entertain
with a musicale.
The Albion club gave a pretty full dress
party in Lifts hall last evening, which was
attended by about thirty-fve couples The
music was good. and the dancers on the
floor made pretty picture to any spectator
in the gallery. The committee was H. Hem
| minghouse, George Theobald and 7. r. Rich
IRc NJ oCnw- ,so1-
as chaperones.
The initial party by the Cheqeogman Dane
ing club was given last evening in Oxford
hall There was good attendance, and the
members feel that the opening event. as
such, was a decided success.
The House of the Coed Shepherd fair in
Ryan annex is nightly attended by a gath
ering which more than fills the hall Each
evening an entertaining programme is ar
ranged and given, and the interest In the
many contests, especially in that for the
vestments, is becoming quite exciting