The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-06
TESTIMONIAL TO MRS. DORR.
Schubert Club VIII Honor One of Its
Members.

The Schubert club yesterday issued an
nouncements of a testimonial concert to be
rendered by the club members to their presi-
dent, Mrs. Russell r. Dorr, to whose faith
full attention a great share of the success of
the club is due. The concert will take place
April 20, and an excellent programme Is prom
Used. Mrs. Herman Scheffer will appear and
probably Mrs. Leon Stern, the violoncelloist
Mrs. R. NJ. Newport, president of the Monu-
ment association, cordially invites those ladies'
who have been selected to represent the differ
ent lodges, councils, or courts, to at
tend the meeting at the Commercial club
Saturday, April TO- at 2:30 O'Clock without
further notice If any one cannot be present
she is requested to appoint some one from
the order she is asked to represent to attend
in her place. These meetings are of a So
cial and of educational nature to which
all patriotic ladies are welcome. AS the con-
tributions to be solicited must necessarily be
small, it will take years of SLOW steady work
before the monument can be built and
through these meetings it is desired to keep
the interest alive.
The Minnesota chapter of the Delta Chi
Legal Fraternity initiated Prof. Edwin A.
Jaggard, of ST. Paul, and Messrs. Cooper
Lorino, Henderson, Wilde and Zschaus last
Saturday evening.
The impressive ceremonies were held at the
Masonic Temple in Minneapolis. @
Miss L. Altman, of Reaney street, was pleas
antly surprised Saturday evening by a party
OF friends. among whom were Misses Anna
kemper, Bertha Moeller, Anna Nelson Helen
Geckler, Anna Richter, Bertha Anderson
Anna Busacker. Minnie Altman, Messrs H.
JACKIE, H. Lowe H. Geckler. F. Kemper, NJ
Armstead, H. Brandhorst, G. Simons w
Weyh. H. Moelier, c. Schiller, G. Altman and
K. Altman. The evening was devoted to
cards, the prizes being awarded F. Kemper
and Miss B. Anderson head, and Miss B.
Moeller and H. Moeller. foot
AS an extra attraction for the kindersym-
First Baptist church, George Meader, the
Wwell-known boy alto, of Minneapolis has
been secured.
have about completed their arrangements for
the Easter sale which will be held Thurs
day OF this week in the church parlors. Many
attractive and useful articles have been pre-
pared and there will be an informal pro-
gramme.
The Kings Daughters Society of Pacific
congregational Church gives a corn social
FRIDAY evening in the church parlors. The
programme will be given by Mrs. c. A.
QuelIette' Miss Florence Nicoll, Ada Foote,
helm, Ella Knudson, Edith Goddard, Kate
Bersel, Anna Sancho Alice LIE Claire, Hilma
Jenesen, ROsana Ingram and Bertha Frost
Plymouth G. L. S. c. meets with Mrs. Nor
gan, 6SS Dayton avenue Wednesdays during
April.
The board of managers of st. I,uke's hosni
tai meets this morning to arrange for the
benefit entertainment to be given in May.
Mrs. Mabon and Mrs. Brimhall. of Central
avenue, will give a reception Thursday even
ing to the Plymouth church members and
society.
Miss Cornish, of Summit, entertained in
formally at cards last evening for her guest
Miss Corning, of New York. Miss Cornish
gives a dinner today in compliment to Miss
Corning.
Mrs. G.. T. Schumacher, OF Central mark
place, entertained at euchre last evening.
Mrs. F. L. KluckhoIm, OF Goodrich avenue
entertains the Neighborhood Euchre club this
evening.
Mrs William H. Monty. Of Ashland avenue
entertained at luncheon yesterday.
The last meeting Of the Fortnightly Euchre
club viii be held this evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Eli Warner. S3s Laurel avenue.
The H. and F. NJ. 8. Of R.ynimth+ Church