The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-28
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.

WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
| Notes of the Day In st. Paul So
ciety.
DR.. Minor G.. Baldwin, the concert or
ganlst, Will give two concerts in the
Feoples church the evenings of Sept. 6
and T. These concerts are under the
management of Mrs. Russell r. Dorr
The managers of the Woman's Christian
the residence OF Mrs. H. D. Gates, on Sum-
NIT avenue. Arrangements were made for
serving lunch on the fair grounds. Contribu-
tlons for the lunches will be received at the
nome, at the residence Of Mrs Hodgson 518
Dayton avenue; at the Portland on Broad
way. and at the Seven Corners drug store.
The Park Congregational church will be
| thrown open to the State Federation of
Woman's clubs, Oct 27. % and 49,
| The Ladies' Aid Society of the Goodrich
| Avenue Presbyterian Church will hold bust
ness meeting Thursday afternoon.
The ladies of St. Paul's church take trip
down the river this afternoon The Twin
City orchestra and Miss Hattie Ruddys Man
| doln orchestra will furnish the music
| A concert will be given at the First Baptist
church Monday evening. Miss Louise Nc
hay. a New York soprano and former pupil
OF Tom Karl; Claud Madden, the violnist;
Prof Titcomb and Mr.. Kerr, of Mr.. Chad
Wick's quartette, will furnish the programme.
Mrs. P. R. L. Hardenbergh will give a
euchre party Monday evening for Miss
Chapman, who is her guest.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Graves, of
Mortified to Thomas Kennedy of this city
will be solemnized Monday morning at
o'clock.
Mrs H. w. Davis. of Paramount avenue,
Will entertain the Crocus Hill Euchre club
Monday afternoon
After an absence of nearly six years, Mrs.
Amanda Heitzman, the wife of Prof. F.
Heitzman, will return to st. Paul next week.
Mrs. Heitzman has been in Berlin, Ger,
where she has been taking a thorough and
extended course in vocal culture at the ia
nous school of music of Prof. Julius Hey,
which IS said TO be second to none in Eu-
| rope. Of her. Prof Hey writes that she is
ms pest scholar, and he predicts for her
brilliant future. He has already secured an
engagement Tor her in Europe next year.
Mrs Heitzman has been studying in Wag-
ner opera. and may sing in concert here the
| coming winter, so that st. Paul people may
have the pleasure of listening to her Her
| voice is a soprano said to be of wonderful
brilliancy and fexibility, while she combines
| with it an accurate expression and charming
! stage presence.
1t will be remembered that prior to her de-
parture for Berlin, Mrs. Heftzman sang in
Selbert's concerts, and at Northwestern
| Turnverein concert in Market hall. On those
occasions she made a very pleasing impress
sion.
Thursday evening at the home of the
b PRIDE % parents on Harrison avenue, Miss
Yak, was married to Francis Horejs large
number of friends present. The groom
| Is memDer OF the firm of HorejS Brothers,
and the employees of that concern showed
their high esteem for him by a handsome
present, the presentation speech being made
by William Haubrich. Mr.. and Mrs. Horeis
Will spend their honeymoon in Chicago and on
their return in about two weeks, will be at
home at 626 Pleasant avenue.
The parlors of the House of Hope church
were prettily decorated last evening with
large punches of golden rod,' sweet peas,
roses and other flowers, the occasion being
the reception given for Mrs. j. H. Neal and
Mrs. J. H. Taylor. The Misses Wheelock and
| Scott were the reception committee and were
assisted by Messrs. Guy Wilson and Bowles
| Thompson. The Misses Robinson presided at
| the refreshment table, which adorned
! and ices were served and a musical pro-
gramme of an impromptu nature furnished
| entertainment for the guests.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the First
NJ e. Church gave an ice cream social last
| evening. Musical numbers were rendered by
| Misses Rice and Meecham and the Messrs.
Hillman.
lawn festival at the Merriam residence, the
grounds of which were tastefully adorned
with japanese lanterns The order of the
| Messrs. Churchill and George, reading by
Mr.. Farnham: fortune telling was also a
feature of the programme. There were
| sherbert and candy booth ON the grounds
which rendered the festival financial sue
cess.
An old-fashioned supper was given on Cen
trail Park M. E. church lawn last evening
by Mrs. T. E. Reeves.
Miss LanDher. of Portland avenue. gave
dinner last evening for Miss Hitchcock, OF
Milwaukee.
DR.. and Mrs. Kirby Davis, who have been
visiting their daughter. Mrs. James Wallace,
of Manchester, have returned home to Woos-
ter, o.
Mrs Emily Huntington Miller, dean of Ev-
anston college, at Evanston H.. is here with
her two sons, Harry and Fred Miller They
will spend some time at White Bear.
Mrs. T. R. Liner and Miss Sarah Ballou
who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. ]. l..
Brass, Of Portland avenue, have returned to
their home in Columbus, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs H P. Hall, will re-
turn to Evanston ILL.,, Sunday evening.
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Pearce. Mr.
Kuhn is editor of the Marion Times.
Mrs Rudolph Weyerhaueser, of Clouuet,
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Lindeke, of Summit avenue.
| Rev. Robert Marin, who has been the guest
of Rev. John Pringle, of Ramsey street, left
Wednesday for Winnipeg.
Mrs w. B. Chase, of Fargo N. d. is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Chase, of Nelson
avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hutchins, of Summit
avenue, spending a few days at Leech
lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Fagley, Of Holly ave-
nue., are expected home from the East today
Miss Katherine Shields and her guest Miss
Gallagher, will leave Monday for La Crosse
Mrs. Leaning Sharpless, of 466 Webster
street, is visiting friends in New York city
Miss Jean Clark, of Columbus, O., Is the
guest of Miss Clark, of Dayton avenue.
Mrs. David Brown, of Ashland avenue, is
entertaining Miss McGregor, of Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Schrtper, of Fairmount
avenue are visiting in the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Ford, Of Crocus hill
have returned from the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marchand, of the Ashland
have gone to New York city
Mrs. j. H. Stout and son. of Menominee
Wis, at the Aberdeen.
Miss Lanpher Is visiting Miss Dousman at
Prairie du Chen
Mr.. and Mrs. Kroescheil, of Chicago. are at
DR.. and Mrs. E. L. Mann have returned
from OSakiS.
Mrs. c. S. Slaymaker has returned from
Minnetonka.
The Misses Keogh are visiting friends at
Bald Eagle
WATCH AND SHOES TAKEN.
Pair of Larcenies Reported to Po-
lice Yesterday.
Frank Ehret, bartender at the Lex