The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-31

sisted ny.
Sherman Finch, A. w. Lindeke.
ed Holbert ]. S. Dalrymple,
e b. Monfort MerridiCh Bend.
Fitzhugh Burns, n. p. Langford.
The officers of the board compose the re-
ceiving committee, as follows:
Mrs. j. B. HoXsie. Mrs Henry Hale.
Mrs VIM Merriam. Mrs Vittum.
Assisted by
Mrs. Newport, Mrs. f. NJ. Cary,
Mrs. Flandrau. Mrs. J. II. Page
Mrs Wade Mrs. T. L. Schurmeier.
Mrs. f. E. Rice,
A long list of patronesses assure social
uccess to the event. The patronesses are
Mesdames e. j. Abbott j. Q. Adams. 7. b.
W. V. Appleby, Charles Bigelow, G. A: Bum
L. L C. Brooks. E. II: Bailey, }. w. Bass
p H. T. Black. E. H Cutler, L: NJ. Cary; Ken
meth Clark. J. S. Clark. j. w. Chamberlain
F. Driscoll, A. B. Driscoll, C. G. De Coster
NJ A. Doran, ]. w. Edgerton. L.: d. Flagg
e. c. Flandrau ]. f. Fulton. John Field
Franklin Floete. G. H. Finn. NJ. N. Gilbert
A. ]. Gillette. A. Guthrie, J. j. Hill. j. NJ
Hannaford. H. Holbert, r. F. Hersey. h
Hutchinson. f. G. Ingersoll, r. c. Jefferson
E. A. Jaggard F. b. Kellogg, A. kalman
w II. Lightner, A. II. Lindeke, j. w. Lusk
o. P. Lanpher H. NJ. Lufkin. A. MacClaren
L. II. MaXfield, NJ. d. Mum, d. a. Monfort
w. f. Mason, S. P. c. MARQUIS. l.. H. May
D. R. Noyes. c. e. Otis. A. Oppenheim, L.
P. Ordway. B. H. Ogden, w. F. Peet, j: j.
Parker. Park Richie, d. W. Rhodes, Robert
Rantoul c. E. Briggs A. e. Senkler, d. c.
Shepard. T. L. Schurmeier, G. T. Schur-
meier, c. A. Severance, T. B. Scott, C. E.
Smith, e. n. Saunders, Arthur Sweeney R.
Scliirmann. A. Schimonek, c. Schuneman, I.
A. Schultz. s. D. Sturgis s. stamm, George
Thompson, Ambrose Tighe, j. B. TarboX. E.
G. Washington, John Wright, ]. B. West. c.
A. Wheaton, f. Weyerhaueser, w. H. S.
Wright John Willis, G. b. Young; Z. b. YaIe'
The board members are: Mesdames J. b..
Hoxsie, W. r: Merriam, Henry Hale, w. II.
Vtttum, J. 7. Avril John Ames. Frank
Bass, c. B. Brunson, F. E. Bird ". Bissell.
W Goth
ter Oliver Dalrymple, d. w. Dyer. Dennis
Follett, ]. L. Forepaugh, r. B. Galusha, A.
Henderson. Thomas Irvine e. r. Langford.
So Stewart Moore, J. L. Merriam, j. E. Nc
Williams J. c. Norton, e. W. Peet, T. e.
Rice, B. l.. Stanton. II. +. Stevens, George
Squires, c. K. shared, B. j. ShiPma5; G; j,
Warner, Miss Greye.
PROF. TOMLINS on MUSIC.
Prof. w. L. Tomlins, of Chicago, adj
dressed the members Of the Schubert
clubs informally yesterday afternoon In
The club rooms in the Phoenix building.
Although the announcements were is
sued late Wednesday evening there
vas fair gathering of women present
and the talk given by Prof. Tomlins
was thoroughly enjoyed. Prof. TOmlins
was introduced by Mrs. Russell K.
Dorr. the president Of the club, who
spoke happily of her early feeling of
interest and respect for Prof. Tomlins,
/. Rssociating him with Theodore Thomas
and calling them the two IT'S" the
greatest American vocal and orchestral
leaders whose work all musicians fol-
lowed with great interest. Prof. Tom
Inns began his address by saying that
he would have no beginning, no
paroxism for an ending, but would talk
not lecture, to them upon octave build
ing" which he described step by step
illustrating by many interesting anec-
dotes and from different Oratorios, es-
pecially those of Handel. He compared
chord building to the building of a
child's voice. His manner, charming
and from his clear resonant voice one
would hardly believe he had been talk
ing and singing for many hours before
coming before the Schubert club. His
rendering Of the recitative and aria of
Theodore" from Handel was mastery,
as were the selections from Moses in
Egypt' and the Messiah" which he
analized, explaining the meaning of
each part and closing with the grandest
chorus ever written, the Amen" At
the close tea and waters were served
by the women of the club and an in
formal reception held
MURRAY-MOE.
Miss Violet Ellen Murray, daughter
pf Mr.. and Mrs G. Murray, and Harry
e, Moe. both of South Park, were mar
ried yesterday at p. M, at the Con-
EDUCATIONAL church, Rev. j. Drew of
fciating. Miss Flora Dawson, of st.
Paul. was bridesmaid. and Fayette
Murray, brother of the bride, acted as
hest man. The bride wore white silk
and carried Bride roses. The brides
uaid wore pink organdie and carried
hing carnations. a reception was held
at the home OF the bride. Mesdames
Seath, A. Moe and Miss Edna Dawson
ssisting in receiving. Mr.. and Mrs.
larry Moe left at s o'clock for Mil
vaukee and Chicago. They will be at
home at South Park after Feb. l.
NEW YEARS JOYS.
Sew Years eve and New Years day will
- rather merry in st. Paul, there being q
mber of events scheduled for this after
On and tomorrow. o. course, this even