The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-27
ST. LUKEiS BENEFIT.
Society All AGog Over the Gibson
PinfurRa.

Pictures.
Each day adds new interest to the
benefit for ST. Luke's, and as the re-
hearsals progress and the time draws
near for the event, society is Wakehllls
to the fact that there is really some
thing interesting to talk about ana
something entertaining to look forward
to Mrs Hamlin'S former success with
the christmas Carol lends zest to the
anticipation with which Mrs. Pendle-
toms Four in Hand is regarded. VI
course the living pictures will COM
prise the artistic portion OF the al
fair. Gibson's pictures in themselves
are worthy an evenings study, put
Gibson's pictures done in real life win
the most charming women and the
most manly men to be found IN one
community, posing, promises 10 pe
something along artistic lines uhsul
passable. Messrs. Stem, Powers anu
Sonnen have the posing ana the SENS !
of the pictures in charge, anu VI 80 80
6ali oh+fuI successes in this work are
an assurance that they are to De al
that is promised. The selection OF SUP
iects has been a careful one, anu WhllS
one realizes that St. Paul men anu
women are every thing that IS charm CHARM
ing and correct one is still a OIL sur
nrised that so many faces have peeh
found which correspond with Glpson
standard Of American beauty.
tickets are finding READY SAFE @Ilo
there will be a number OF merry ooA
parties.
In Minneapolis this evening the t1lnar-
monty club viii close it's season win oon :
cert in the Lyceum theater, MISS LAMP eS, ~
this city, will ASST on me Pr Iii no the
violin numbers and Miss Redlon VIII DC 'iio
vocal soloist.
Cards have been received in the Twin Cities
Beach, daughter Of DR.. and MIS-; ts3de IN ~
Beach, of Cortland, ~. Y, to Wlliet MAJ a 'en
Hayes one Of the professors at the SAFE all
ricultural school. Mr.. and MIS- hayes "'''
reside at St. Anthony Park
OF interest to the younger society set VII VII
he the Dramatic cub prCduc@on OF We u
/ Night in the university annex, oa'q n'iitS
/ eTening. The following is the east; Duke
/ Orsinos l.. n Booth; Valentino, f. !: wal
lace; s:r TOBY Belch' j. N N.Y. hSeu sebas ian
4 g F S3lfaway; Antonio, F. 7. Wallace
/ MaIoI:o. c. G. cotton Clown, f. L; Dixon 6SoLl
Friar NJ j.. Luby Fa6 ,a an " inlet Nj Hal Hal
Iran: Olivia Miss Helen Baker; Maria M -
Janet Priest Lords and ladies OF the COW M |.
officers soldiers citizens sailors, elc. ml
/ Rooth IS the winner of the ate oralorlca
| contest The affair is under the direction OF
/ Thomas O'Malley, the stage manager OF utS
vaudeville attractions appearing IN ne p wtI
Cities this season. A number OF ~ fdu
\ people viii attend Saturday evening
The West Side German Dramatic club
which is an offshOot of the Mozart Han c-uo
wa have benefit at Paul Martin oleIt
house Saturday evening. On tnls 0cCds-Q ~
tbe fva-act drama OF school of Life VII
+ he nrOduced under the personal dlrectloH .
: T0b3 Hecker who will assume the double ROT
of leading actor and direc.or. Ed ECKER
will perform the duties OF stage hahdseL
and will impersonate one OF the MINOR par
The proceeds will be devoted TO securing new
nieces and costumes for the club next season
The West Side German Dramatic cruz "a
presented several interesting German com
edies during the season.
The Uniform Rank. X. of P. of this city
will give a grand ball in Pythlan NAH, S-HI
and Robert stree s, Friday evening, for Wnlc
/ elaborate preparations are beng made. IN
members Of the rank VII appear in fulI UNI
form Myrtle Temple No. will serve sup
per.
The women CT Park Congregational churc
gave a silver tea yesterday afternoon at IN
home of Mrs D. S. Sperry, of Holly avenue
Mrs K. H. Callahan of Fort Smelling, pre-
sided at the table and assisting Mrs. Sperr
i'm receiving were Mrs. Fred Pike and Mrs
Julia Gallup.
The Century club meets tomorrow afternoo
in Dayton avenue church. The Thursda
: club has been invited to attend.
The Swedish American club has made ger
erous preparation for the dancing party 4
members have arranged 10 give tomorro
evening IN Central hall. The grand marc
begins at half-past O'Clock, and wei
selected programme of popular dance numbel
has been prepared. The cards of invi,atio
E were issued last week
; The Ancient Order of Hibernians, Divisic
No T. gave a dancing party and minstrel Sho
in Central hall iast evening, followed by SUI
, per served by the women of the auXLlar
. There was a good attendance, many outStt
, orders being represented. The committee W.
l ! cOmposed of A. Mcdonald, S. J. Agner, }.
/ Peuters F. Herman and NJ. G. Murphy. III
women in charge Of the supper room we
5 Misses Annie Dougan, Hughes, Dohn, Coo
( Tighe Rearing, Reardon and Mrs Burcn.
The annual meeting Of the Crocus Hill Mot
O ers' club will be held this afternoon at Il
o home of Mrs. J. B. West. 81 Crocus place
n The Human Nature Social cub gives
: card party this evening in Central hal. A h'
= VIII follow.
. The marriage of James Marzolf and Nj
= Katherine Bender. daughter of Mrs Pei
4 Bender. Of "a College avenue, will take pia
e Wednesday at O'Clock in Assumpt'
u church.
E Mrs. McCardy. Of the buckingham, gave
, musicale yesterday.
e The young women of ST. Marys guild ga
a monographs entertainment last evening
s the home OF Mrs Bodleson. of Clinton av
S nue..
: The annual meeting of Nathan Hale cha
ter D. A. R.. will be held this afternoon
: the home of Mrs. Rufus Davenport, 691 HOl
= avenue.
: ST. Paul chapter, D. A. R., holds its reguI
p meeting this afternoon in Dayton Aven
- church.
! Mrs. J. w. Straight. Of Hague avenue, ga
s a pupils recital last evening.
n Mss Mabel Robinson. Of Dayton avenU
. / entertained party of university students IL
/ evening.