The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-17
AMONG THE DULL LENTEN
DAYS.
LADIES OF THE TWIN CITIES
HAVE ARRANGED A LITTLE PRI-
VATE MUSICAL FOR THE
COMING WEEK.
Begins It's RehearsaIs-Annua1 Meet
ings of Number of Church So
cieties-SociaI Events.

The two ladies' musical clubs Of St. Paul
and Minneapolis are to have little private
musical festival next week. Wednesday aft
ernoon, March a. the Minneapolis club will
come to st. Paul and give the regular pro-
gramme for the Schubert club, which will be
followed by reception given by the Schubert
club to the Minneapolis club, and the follow
ing morning March Is, the st. Paul club
will return the visit and give the regular
programme Of the Ladies' Thursday musicale
at the Unitarian church in Minneapolis. The
programme of the morning will be follower
by reception in the church parlors in honor
of the Schubert club Mrs. Henry F. Brown,
Mrs. James K. Hosmer and Mrs. w. Allen
Ramsey, with Mrs. S. S. Brown, the chair
man of the house commietee have charge Of
the arrangements for the reception and enter
tainment Of the ST. Paul club. The Ladies'
Thursday Musicale numbers nearly five hun
dred at the present date and it is expected
that a large proportion of the members will
come to the St. Paul meeting. Special inter
urban cars will leave Nicollet avenue and
Sixth street at 80 Wednesday afternoon, and
there will be accommodations for all.
The programme which the Minneapolis club
VIII give is an excellent one, and will be
well worth hearing. For the instrumental
numbers, Miss Hewitt will play an organ
deissohn concerto with orchestral accompani-
ment on the organ, and Mrs. Fred G. Smith
and Mrs. J. H. Martindale will give short
piano numbers The vocal solosts for the
afternoon will be Miss Lambert. Mrs. Brack-
EFT. Mrs. Porteous and Mrs. Smith-Behrens.
There will be duet from Martha by Miss
RedlOn and Miss Stoddard, the Sappho quar-
tette (Mrs. Covey, Mrs. Bell Mrs Paulson
and Miss Rounds will give one number, and
the programme will end with Mrs. H. H. A.
sung by the ladies' chorus, with Miss Fisher
as soloist. Mrs. James K. Hosmer will have
the musical notes for the day. The pro-
! gramme arranged by the Schubert club has
not been announced, but will be made up Of
the best artists the club affords.
The West Side Choral society, which recent
ly reorganiZed, held it's first rehearsal last
evening under the direction Of Leader Leek
who has just assumed his duties as leader.
The society numbers about thirty members,
several Joining last evening and will give
| concert in the near future. The soloists
are Mrs. Harmon, soprano; Mrs. Wait con-
tralto; c. E. Thayer and Mr. Panchot, tenors.
/ The meeting last evening was at the home
Of Miss Elsie Williams.
An attractive and well-attended social was
given last evening at the home Of Mrs. Arey,
III North Victoria street under the auspices
of the Aid Society of the Universalist Church.
| Following a programme of music and read
ings, there were flower and dime conundrums
I q
the hostess. The programme was given by
Miss Bessie Ricketts,, vocalist; Miss Jessie
| Lamb, pianist; Miss Jessie Goss. vocalist;
Miss Queen ATey, reader Miss Edna Gooch,
pianist and Miss Susie Doran.
The annual meeting of the Home Mission
I airy Society of House of Hope was held yes
! terday afternoon in the parlOrs of the church.
The election of officers resulted in the re-elec-
ton of all but two. Mrs. t. G. Johnson was
named to take the position Of treasurer, left
hV 10 of Nf oh
! and Mrs. Edward SanbOrn was elected CORE
spending secretary. Delegates to the meet
| ing in Hastings the oath of this month were
Mrs NJ. D. Moore and Mrs. DR.. Lee. Mrs.
! Charles Noyes, as president OF the society,
will also attend. The society is out of debt,
| and has funds in the treasury. The member
ship is somewhat larger than last year.
The Economy Whist club meets Friday aft
ernoOn at the home Of Mrs. Wachenhemer,
of the Dakotah fats, and not in the evening,
as was announced.
St. Luke's Aid Society Of St. Paurs Church
meets Friday with Mrs. Johnson, Of the Port
land.
The annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
Getty of Central Presbyterian Church will
be held Friday afternoon in the parlors of the
church.
eign Missionary Society of Manchester Pres
! byterian Church will be held Friday after
noon at the residence of Mrs. A. E. Brush.
Mrs Charles Sherman will be in charge of
the Mothers meeting at the Bethel this week
She will be assisted by Mrs. F. B. Doran and
Mrs DR.. Johnson.
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of
Trinity M. E. Church meets Friday at the
nome OF Mrs. Gregg, 1888 Rondo street
A dancing party for the benefit of the Mid
way relief committee will be given this even
ing in Columbian hall by the Ideal Social
club.
Miss Clara Allison lectures in the assem-
bly, hall of Humboldt school Friday evening
March &C. Her talk will be on her tour
through England. The Ladies Study club
/ meets Friday with Mrs Bourne, of East
The Ladies Aid Society of Hebron Baptist
| Church meets tomorrow with Mrs St. Clair
OF East Robe and State streets.
The women of Clinton Avenue NJ. E. church
will hold an Easter sale April s.
The W. R. C. will give social this even
ing at the home of Mrs. Thompson, of South
Wabasha street. The tickets include
chance on q quilt. An attractive programme
! has been arranged.
The Bonum Tempus club gives a party this
evening in Standard hail.
Mrs. Brown. of Holly avenue, entertains
Friday evening for Mrs. Ringen, of ST. Louis.
Mrs. Edward E. Zimmerman. of Bates av-
enue, gives card party this evening.
Mrs. w. N. Newman. Of Summit avenue.
entertains at whist Friday afternoon.
The Friendly Euchre club meets SATURDAY.
| evening with Mr.. and Mrs George r.
Holmes, of Grove street.
! The Paramount Social club meets FRIDAY
| evening with Mrs. c. L. Caldwell, of Osceola
avenue.
Mrs. A E. Mccartney. of Marshall avenue,
! entertains this afternoon with progressive
euchre
| There will be q women's meeting in Peo-
| pies church this afternoon. when Mrs.
! W. Rankin will speak on Order and Econ
/ omy.''
! The women of First NJ. E. church will
! celebrate thank day offering with a roll call
| OF nations, pretty entertainment to be given
| by the young people of the church Thursday
! afternoon, March 25
The Audubon club met yesterday afternoon
! at the home of Mrs. G. R. Shields. on Burr
! street.
There will be stereopticon entertainment
Friday evening in First Baptist church.
The annual election of officers Of the
! p S. c. E. of House of Hope will he baij
tomorrow afternoon in the parlors of the
church. 1ie
| There will be a musical this evening in
! the choir. Vi
The women of Clinton Avenue M F cb,,-o.,
will meet with Mrs. John Thayer. Of VIZ ~
fred street. at an all-day meeting FRIDAY