The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-26
RETURN THE COMPLIMENT.
Schubert Club Guests OF the Thurs
day NusScaIe.

Schubert Club Guests OF the Thurs
day EusScaIe.
The return programme, which the
Schubert club gave before the ladies
Thursday musicale in First Unitarian
church. Minneapolis, yesterday morn
ing,Was an artistic one. The selections
| were varied, showing the usual re
sources of the club, which numbers
| among it's members many unusually
finished instrumental artists as well
as vocalists. The best numbers on the
programme perhaps were those given
by Miss Ella Richards, pianist, ana
Miss Lamprey, Violinist. Miss Rich
ards, always a master of the piano,
! gave even more than the usual salts
faction her work eXciteS, and respond
ed to a stubborn encore. Her selection
| was TOccata and Fugue in D minor
| (Bach-Tausig), and as an encore she
| played a selection from LeschetiZky,
her favOrite composer.
Miss Lamprey played two numbers
| and was received with enthusiasm by
| the Minneapolis club, many of whose
members have not had an opportunity
| of hearing her before. Miss Lamprey's
| work leaves little to be desired. In the
first place, her presence is greatly in
her favor. One knows so soon as she
| appears that she will do all that is re-
quired of her. Her carriage is graceful
and her manner self-confident and
easy. Her violin execution displays all
the study and comprehending atten-
| ton she has given it and her inStru-
ment and herself could not be better or
more sympathetic friends. Miss Lam
prey gave Arie, G string (Bach) and Ro-
nance (Svendsen) as her first numbers,
not responding save by a graceful bow
to repeated applause. Her second Sc
! lections were Reverie CVieuxtemps) and
Elfentanz "copper" Halie). Miss Lam
prey is pupil of Halle. AS an encore
she played the "Serenade of Arensky."
! The opening number on the pro
| gramme was given by Miss Morton and
Mrs. Candy, Pas de Cymbales" CHA
mInade), and Mrs. FernStrOm followed
| in the third number with two movz-
ments from Rubinsteln. both we'll exc
cuted.
| Mrs. G.. B. Yale sang "Mein Rub Ist
| Hin" (Grafen- Hoffman) with her usual
| good style, and was we'll received
A cello and piano duet by Mrs. Stahl
! and Mrs. Erd was a pleasant diversion
and found favor. Two selections from
Grieg were given.
Mrs. Golf, who has a sweet soprano,
high and clear and very sympathetic,
sang willamette DELI AcQua, and the
Cecilian Quartette, whose work is well
known in st. Paul. sang Sullivan's
THE Long Day Closes"
Rhapsodie No. II OiszD was brilliant
ly given by Mrs. Deter, who ranks
wen among local pianists and played
even better than usual yesterday
The Schubert chorus, which has
| accomplished much under Miss
| Shawe's direction, did not do so we'll
as usual Either from nervousness or
some other cause, the voices were not
| at there best. Miss Pace, the soIoist,
sang her parts well, although evidently
iva Il H. l..
is an able director and the chorus has
been heard to advantage on previous
occasions Following the programme
was delightful reception rendered the
visiting musicians by the MINNEAPOLIS
club, and later on the cordial invitation
of Mrs. 7. B. Walker the art gallery at
| her home was visited and the day
pronounced a charming success in every
way.
Mrs. c.. c. De Coster, Mrs. J. H. Horton
Mrs. Gates and Mrs De Motto of ST. Paul
will be guests at luncheon given at the West
hotel today by Mrs Swift.
Mrs. J. NJ WEIGH and Miss Wilson entertain
tomorrow at the home of Mrs Russell Dorr,
Of Crocus hill.
The Midway Dancing club gives party this
evening in Central hall.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of Bethany
congregational Cnurcn gives a colonial
cial this evening in the church.
Mrs. Clara Allison lectures in the assembly
hall Of Humboldt school this evening. She
will talk of Europe
The Young Peoples Society Of Burr Street
Baptist Church gives social this evening at
! the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Page, on Case and
! Winifred streets.
The monthly meeting Of the Missionary So
Church will hn hall
noon with Mrs. c. A. Clark.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Grace NJ. E.
/ Church gives a social this evening at the
! home Of Mrs. Ed Mcfarland Of Edgerton
/ street.
The choir of Gustavus Adophus church gives
a musical and literary entertainment this
evening in the church parlors-
! The hill division of the First Baptist church
holds it's monthly missionary meeting this
! afternoon at o'clock, with Mrs. w. A. Nc
| Manigals, 6S3 Iglehart street
| The kangaroo club met last evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. True S. White, Of Douglass
| street.
Mr. and Mrs s. J. Gottschammer. Of Hon
kins street, entertain at cards this evening.
The Tabernacle society meets this morning
in the Ryan annex to make formal arrange
( ments for the exhibition Of women's work. to
| be held during Holy week.
The Manetta Social club gives a hon IN
0. U. w. Temple Friday evening March 30.
The years work Of Peoples Church In
| dustrial school will be brought to a close
| Saturday when the annual exhibition will be
held.
| Miss Hensel. a Chicago vocalist will he in
| St Paul the coming week. the guest of Mrs
| Hornick, of Ashland avenue.
| Mrs. A. H. Warren. of Portland avenue
| is home from the coast. '
| George Rugg is home from Mexico
MIS- j. K Morrison, of Van SIyke court
entertained the Idle Hour Cinch club yestere
| day afternoon.
vega society celebrates its seventeenth an
nlVersary Saturday evening in Vega hall. on
| East Seventh street.
The retail clerks give an entertainment
April % in Assembly hall.
The John Burroughs Humane society, con-
slsting Of the pupils of the eighth grade of
4 the MOnrnA school mill piyo