The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-16

Programme of the Next Even So iai
The programme announced fer the
last chamber ensemble concert, is as
follows:
Ode to Music - :.:..... $500. H. Zoe!lner
Schubert chorus with string accompaniment.
Mrs. Paul zumbach and Mrs. c. B. Yale,
soioists Miss Shave director.
op. 125, No. la Allegro Moder-
alto, (b) Sehe eT1 Prestissimo' Cc)
Mr. HuS sRryoeR first tS 5iolin Mr.. Pompe, second
violin; Mr. Daniel, viola; Mr.. Stevens,
Sognai q DREAMY .............. schira R.
Miss Maude Lambert
Raymond shryock.
Miss May Strong.
ID Winds in the Trees -. A. Goring Thomas
Miss Maude Lambert
Andante con VariaZione ......... Beethoven
Quartette.
(a) Ride of the Elves. .Mendelssohn- Anderson
% Spring on the Mountains 49,. .Podbertsky
Schubert Chorus
The Golden Rod Cinch club has issued
given in Oxford hall, Tenth and St. Peter
streets, Tuesday evening. Seibert's orches-
ira will furnish the music and the grand
march begins at $50 O'Clock. The dance card
contains sixteen numbers and several extras
Supper will be served at II O'Clock. The COM
mittees are Reception-Mrs D. McKinnon,
chairman; Misses Stella Swank, Grace Harper,
Alice Harper, Messrs. G. A. Harper, w. H.
Eckley, DR.. E. N. Ray. Mr.. and Mrs S. H.
Morgan. Floor-L. A. Harding, chairman; D.
McKinnon. o. Swank, L. R. Barr. A. F.
Walker. The officers of the club are: Mrs.
E. N. Ray, president; Mrs. A. F. Walker,
vice president; Mrs. L. A. Harding, secretary,
and Mrs. G. A. Harper, treasurer.
The fad social to be given in A. o. U. w
hall on the West side April %, will be an
affair Of quite an amusing nature. Mrs. G. F.
Clifford will have the evenings entertainment
in charge and the feature of the event will
be the grand parade of freaks. That is every
one present who has known fad will be
expected to take part in a mock review the
explained as they pass before the lady in
charge. The women of the Monument asso-
citation are arranging the affair, and not only
expect to have a merry time as a result, but
expect to realize good sum from the pro-
ceeds.
the members of Willard W. C. T. U. last
evening in the rooms of the St. Paul Com
mons, taking as her subject The History of
Slavery in the United States" Mrs Kimball's
father an abolitionist, and though she
herself was but a child at the time of the
war she remembers very clearly all the Incl
dents leading to it and associated with it.
She spoke very entertainingly last evening
and illustrated her remarks with crayon
drawings There was a short musical and
literary programme previous to Mrs. Kim
balls talk.
The Y. P. S. c. e. gave pretty birthday
social last evening in the parlors of Plymouth
church. There was a good attendance and
programme under the direction of Miss Scot
ten was given by Mrs. Nellie Mabon Brim-
hall, j. F. Lyon, Mr.. Sickies Miss Rugg
Miss Fuller, Miss Warner, Miss Harper Miss
Robb, and Thompson Mcmillan.
The women of the Hebron Baptist church
gave a sale yesterday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. D. w. White, 200 East ROBBIE street
Luncheon was served and there was an at
tractive programme given.
The scholars of the Clinton Avenue NJ. E.
Sunday-school will give an Easter concert
Sunday evening in the church. Mrs c. F. Raw
has the Arrangements in charge.
A donkey social was given last evening at
the home of Rev. G. L. Conley, $50 Burr
street.
The Ladies Aid Society of East Presbv-
terrain Church gave a noteus voteus social
last evening at the home Of Mrs NJ. II. Cook
1908 FauQuier street.
The third hop by the Manetta Social cIub
takes place April 80 in A. o. U. W, Temple.
The Ladies Study class Of West St. PauI
meets today with Mrs. Clifford.