The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-30
ITS MOVEMENT RHYTHMIC.
st. Paul Social Activity Now De
cidedIy Musical.


The Dorr testimonial takes place this evening
in park Congregational church and promises
to be one of the largest local musical events
given this year. The women of the Schubert
programme and are entirely satisfied with
the result of their efforts. The four artists
secured. are musicians Of unquestioned talent
and education, whose work is of a high
standard. The reception to follow will be
one Of the pleasant events of the spring.
The reception to have been rendered Rev
DR.. c. d. Andrews in the parlors of Christ
church last evening was postponed on account
of the bishops reception and banquet held in
Minneapolis yesterday afternoon and even
ing.
A bus party of young people from St. Paul
went to H!ghwood last evening to attend
a dancing party given by the women of that
place in Highland hall. A St. Paul orchestra
attended the party and very enjoyable time
was had.
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Merriam Park, gave conundrum supper last
evening in the parlors of the church.
A grand concert of sixty voices. under the
direction Of Mrs. Leslie Parlin, will be given
this evening in Odd Fellows hall, Reaney
and East Seventh streets. The programme is
announced as follows:
PART l.
A. B. A........ Observation-Disclosures. horus
Bonnie Burrows, Howard Thomas, George
-aaf; et Johnston.
Ri Ruth Prentice, Carl Herbert.
Song %.e.--...... ............'The Mosquito"
Piano Solo ..................Un Una Wilmington
The Nurser's Song .............Lola Herbert
Ina SEEKER, Maggie Jones, Carl Herbert,
David Thomas.
Duet ............ Sarah Heine, Nora Atwood
Song ............. ..............." Cock Robin"
PART II
Laughing Song .................Ch Chorus
Recitation "Papa's Letter Mildred Adams
song - ....''-......----.... See Saw
Song-''Don't Tell Pa
Hannah Jones, Harry Mcleod, George Patter-
Duet The Spider and the Fly,
Ina Seifker Walter Ide.
Song .......... ''I'd Like to be Like Grandma"
Parlin's Orchestra.
"Rataplan" .............. .............. Chorus
Miss Grace Cameron. accompanist.
The third annual ball given by Ellsworth
Circle Ladies Of the G. A. r. at the Metro
politan hotel last evening was brilliant sue
cess and the long dining hail on the first
floor, which had been converted into ball
room for the occasion, was filled with some
three or four hundred dancers. Music was
furnished by Seibert's orchestra and a card
Of seventeen dances was enjoyed Supper
was served In the ladies' ordinary
which was periodically decked with the ma
tional colors formed with cut flowers. The
gowns worn by the women were handsome
The president, Mrs. E. NJ. Chapron, wore &
heavy black silk and the women of the re-
ceiving committee were attired as follows
Mrs. A. H. Osgood steel colored silk and
, white lace; Mrs. Helen Irish, green silk, black
Mace over dress; Mrs. Kate Burgess, black
silk, yellow satin and black lace Mrs. s.
F. Mead, black silk. Dresden bodice point
lace The floor committee were: Mrs L. AZ
Sanders. black satin, pink trimmings and Jet;
Mrs Hattie Souie, rose silk over dress 0!
black lace; Mrs. NJ. Twiss. green and gold
dinlity; Miss Carroll white silk; Miss Hurd.
pink figured organdie over pink silk: Miss
Mielberg, green and ecrue dimiy ribbons to
match.
A large party Of St. Paul people went to
Minneapolis yesterday 70 attend the recep-
ton Mrs. III. r. Nichols and the women OF
ST. Marks church rendered 10 the wives Of