The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-10
SCHUBERT CLUB MUSICALE.
Singers to Make Their Club Debut
at TOday's Concert.

SCHUBERT CLUB MUSICALE.
Singers to Make Their Club Debut
at TOday's Concert.
The regular meeting of the Schubert
club will be held this afternoon at the
Central Presbyterian church. Two OF
the singers will make their first APP
pearance before the club. Mr.. w. r.
Stoll is a native of Stuttgart, and re-
ceived his musical education in that
city. His voice is a baritone of pleas
ing quality. Mr. Stoll will be assisted
by Miss Wilson, a pianist Well-knoWn
in st. Paul musical circles, and
especially successful as an interpreter
of Wagner's music. Miss Benham, the
young contralto of Westminster church,
Minneapolis, possesses a fine voice, and
it is expected that her debut before the
club will be a pleasing success. Among
the musicians of st. Paul are several
who have ventured into the fields Of
composition, and one who has achieved
especial success in this direction is
Charles De Lacy. John F. Merrill will
introduce two of Mr.. De Lacy's songs
to the club. Following is the pro-
graunlne.
Duo-Violin and piano, sonata, op. Y. No.
l. Rondo ......................... Beethoven
Miss Threadwell and Miss AspinwaI
(aJ Du Bist die Rub ......... schubert-Liszt
Miss Rose Nabersberg
vase L miss Miss Pearl Benham IN D'i
WOtan's Farewell TO Brunhilde $50. Wagner
Magic Fire Scene ............. Wagner-Brassi
Mr.. Stou and Miss Wilson.
Sonata, fiat minor first movement
Miss Charlotte Gibson.
ca The Songs I Sang for You...........:
Mr. john F. Merrill
Violin -"Erinnerung" .............. Bohm
Miss Treadwell
ChOruS-EThe Elves Ride go. .MendeiSSOhn
Schubert Ladies' Chorus.
Mrs. F. I. Whitney, assisted by Miss Whit
ney, gave hyacinyh euchre yesterday for
her sister. Miss Gilbert, of Detroit. The
prizes were vases and jardinieres filled with
| hyacinths. The house decorations were also
hyacinths. Mrs. George Bethel received the
first prize, Mrs. Charles Kilgore, of Mime
apOlis the second, Miss Konantz the lone
| hand. and Mrs. Wyand the consolation
Those present were Mesdames Farwell,
George. Youngman, Walker, ThOrne, Butcher,
| Builder. Jones, Caldwell. Kilgore, Benton,
Smart, Bethel, Burton, Cunningham, Michael,
Dutch, Mclaughlin, Kelly, Whitacre, Wat
son, Lamson, Stockenstrum, Armstrong, Wy
and, Konantz, Eagan, Hubbard Sproat, Gift
ford. Salisbury Mcdonald, Ryan. Stephenson,
Moves. Michaud, James Valentine, Bee
er. Wilkinson, Misses Lamson, Konantz,
/ Sauvinet, Goldwait, Shiere, Morrison. The
young ladies assisting were Misses Louise
and Emily Whitney and Misses Maud and
Alice Ryan.
Another of the series of semi-monthly enter
! tainments given by the American club
! occurred last evening at the club rooms in
! the Endicott building. The affair was an in
| formal dancing party, and despite the stormy
weather Re. 1lfty couples ATTENDED and enjoyed Dyed
served and the Twin City Mandolin orchestra
! furnished the music.
! A quiet home wedding occurred yesterday
afternoon. the contracting parties being Miss
Flora Sternberg and Louis H. We'll, of James
! town. N. D. The bride is the daughter CT
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Sternberg, and the
! ceremony sClemniZed at the family res
| idence Dayton avenue, witnessed only by
the relatives and members OF the family. Dr..
/ Hess of1ciated. There were no bridal attend
ants, and the bride married in her travel
ing gown Of dark brown suiting, with hat
| to match. Mr.. We'll and his bride left for
an extended Eastern trip. and will be at home
! after March l. at jamestown, N. d.
Mrs. j. R. Brooke will give luncheon
Saturday.
Mrs. Paris Fletcher gave luncheon yes
terday Covers were laid for twelve.
pantomme and tableaux entertainment
will be given tomorrow evening at the guild
of St. Clements church.
The Kangaroo club has postponed it's meet
ing Thursday evening until next week. when
it will meet with Gen. and Mrs. Flower.
Arrangements are being made for concert
under the auspices of the choir Of st. Jo-
seph's church, Feb. p. Miss McCauley has
charge Of the programme.
Rev D. c. Savage. of the NJ. E. church of
Wisconsin conference. arrived yesterday
| of F. c. Olsen and Miss lone l.. Spaids, which
Will take place at the residence of E. B.
| Ryder, 9n Dayton avenue, this evening.
| A pleasant birthday surprise party was
! given last evening in honor Of John Janss at
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Beuke.
| The Central w. c. T. u will meet at the
| Commons tomorrow at 8 O'Clock.
! Miss Agnes Ryan has returned from Omaha
Mrs. W. H. Dickson will leave today for
| Tacoma.
| Miss Brawley, of Kent street has returned
! from North Dakota
Miss Holmes and Miss Maud Homes left
! Monday evening for Montana
Mrs. Nettie Fuller Snyder has gone to the
West Indies on a pleasure trip.
Miss Bertha Crossnan of the Marlborough
has returned from a trip to Sioux Falls.
Miss WEIGH accompanied by her guest
| Miss Segers. will leave Friday for LIE Seuer
Miss Elsie Comnick OF Gaylord. is a guest
| at the residence of Mrs. WEIGH On Dayton
| avenue
Mrs. A. J. Goodrich, the guest of Mrs. A.
F. Goodrich, of Nelson avenue has returned
to Pittsburg.
Miss White has been appointed matron of
the day nursery in place of Mrs. Sutton, re
| signed
Mr.. Williams, of Little Falls, has been the
guest of his sister, Mrs. A. NJ. Drake, of
! the Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Zimmerman left Monday
night for a trip to New York. They expect
| to return March 1.
| party of st. Paul young men, including
Phillip Reilly Jr., Frank O'Leary and Fred
| Faulkner, have gone to South America on a
| business venture.
| That unpleasant catarrh, with all it's an
| noying and disagreeable symptoms can be
! speedily relieved and cured with DR.. Jayne s
| Expectorant.
Safe and sure, Jayne's Painless Sanative
! Pills.
ENGINEER WAS HURT.
Nj. S. COncannOn Injured on the Head
by Semaphore.
M. S. COncannon, an engineer in the
employ Of the Great Northern railroad.
was seriously injured yesterday after
noon, shortly after his train had pulled
out Of the union depot on it's regular
| Western trip. Concannon had his
head out of the cab window and was
| struck by a semaphore His head
was badly cut and the force of the
blow rendered him unconscious. 1t