The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-02
FLORENCE AND IT'S ART.
Subjects OF the First Monday Meet
ing Of the Year.


ing Of the Year.
The Monday Art and History class held its
first meeting Of the season yesterday after,
noon in the assembly room OF the central
| High school, and the room was not TOO large
for the audience. AS announced, the suoJeGt
| iacent Cities" but before taking up the de-
| veopment Of Tuscan art, Mrs. Metcalt gave
| an interesting survey of mediaeva! archltec-
| ture presenting some fine views OF reIglous
! structures including specimens OF Roman
basilcas which were used by the Christians
when they first emerged from the catacomps,
as well as specimens Of the Romane>que OF
| the eleventh and twelfth centuries. me
illustrated talk was an excellent beginning
for the detailed study of the main SUBJECT
throwing into clear perspective the lines
along which architecture developed during
the art renaissance in Italy. The subject
under consideration for next Monday IS
Pisa" and the different phases treated Will
be a historical sketch of Pisa, development
of Romanesque architecture in Northern
Italy, study Of Cathedral, Baptistry, Campan-
lie and Campo SanIo; the revival OF scu!p-
ture by NiccOlO Pisana, and the Pisan school
Of sculpture will also be discussed. Before
the study began the chair directed to
appoint a nominating committee of i've to
name an executive committee the report to
be given and acted upon at the next meeting
The managing board of the Young Woman's
Friendly association held its regular meeting
in the association rooms yesterday morning.
Miss Auer5ach, of Summit avenue, gave
dinner of fourteen covers last evening,
Miss Day being the honored guest The table
was decorated with yellow and white chry
santhemums.
At a meeting of the Town and Country
club, last week, the following officers were
elected: President. d. A. Monfort: vice
president Clinton Morrison; honorary secre-
tive board, w. P. Clough Charles w. Gordon,
r. S. Jersey, Alonzo T. Rand and C. A.
Willard of Minneapolis.
The Jackson-Drew Mothers club will meet
tomorrow afternoon in the jackson school.
paper on Character Building" will be read
by member of the Crocus Hill Club and
music will be furnished by the Misses Cults
Gaines and Briggs.
A wedding of prominence will occur this
afternoon at / o'clock in Yiroqua, Wis, the
principals of the ceremony being Miss Regina
Greve, niece of Mrs. Greve, Of this city
and DR.. Trowbridge. Mr.. and Mrs Ansel Op-
9enheim, Mesdames- Kalman and Greve, ard
CtreNe oPpenheim left in special car last
evening for Yiroqua.
Mrs E: s. Greer, of 1866 Iglehart street,
gave reception Saturday evening in honor
OF Mr. and Mrs. P R. Merrill. The invited
guests were the employees of Ogden, Merrill
d Greer, with their ladies. musical and
literary programme was enjoyed.
The Monday evening study circle met YES
terday with Miss Saunders Of 800 Summit
1 9I' resume of the work was given by
fiomer Clark and c. w. EberIein and Albert
Moore led the discussion on the TONES of
the evening P'O
Rev. w C. Pope, rector of the Church If
the Good Shepherd, gave social and supner
10 his parishioners at the rectory last even
ing ngcd mere bi We're about fifty guests who en-
was neld after the social hour. The fete is
an annual feature of the parish and last
evenings affair was in no way inferior to
the preceding functions.
CLARENCE W. Bowen. the basso, gave a
very very = delightful recital at FarbauIt last
C TeGHeSo God6 evening He was assisted by
tenor, and Robert j. Prescott, reader. Mr.
Bowen S magnificent voice was heard to ex
celIent advantage that evening.
Mrs J. E. Ricketts, of Laurel avenue, has
returned from visit OF some weeks in
Charleston III. "
1T, There will be card party at cretin hall
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ Reed, of North Ia
kota, who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs.
East. nave soiie
;, Mrs j. H. Harris. who has been visiting
sey street, returned to Lake City Saturday.
Mrs. William Higgins, of Dayton avenue. is
entertaining Mrs. Nelson and Miss Higgins,
of Albert Lea
Mrs. J. w. Chamberlin and children have
returned from visit at Rock Falls and Eau
Claire, Wis LOU
Miss Mae Hughes, of Cleveland, O.. is Wis
nue.. W.
Miss Florence L. Clark. of Dayton avenue
is entertaining Miss Allen, of Ellsworth, O..
MRS. A J. Mairs and Miss Mairs receive
their friends tomorrow from 4 to g.
Miss Lathrop, of Chicago. is the guest Of
Mrs. c. A Severance, of Summit avenue.
Miss Mcdonald, of Louisville, KY, is the
guest OF Miss Kalman, of Summit avenue.
Miss Edith Elliott entertained Miss Carrie
Long, of Portland, Or, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Ernst, of Harrington
avenue have returned from the East
Miss Ida Johnson. of Winona, is the guest
OF Miss Lewis, of Case street.
Mrs. r. A. Putnam. of the Virginia. has
returned from Chicago
Mrs W. E. Burton, of Dayton avenue, is
in Chicago.
Mrs. Kalman returned Sunday from Chi