The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-24

the standard of genuine ''lieder sing
ing as does Mr.. Heinrich. 1t will be
an object lesson of rare value to every
local student in the city who may have
the good fortune to hear him and to ali
cultured people who desire to form q
just basis of criticism.
The regular meeting of the Schubert
club takes place today in the parlors Of
the Central Presbyterian church at 1886
o'clock The selections chosen are all
by Russian and Polish composers. and
are to be rendered by the members Of
the first division, of which Mrs. H. r.
Curtis and Miss Elsie Shaw are the
chairmen. The following is the pro-
gramme:
Chorus-"s Spring on the Mountains"-
Schubert Club Ladies' Chorus violin, Gel
10 and Piano.
Trios-Three Russian Songs. .Glinka-HeTmann
Mrs. Stahl, Emil Geist Jr., William Geist.
Vocal Solo-(a) ''Warum," Cb) "Wieg
Mrs Furness.
(s}} Melody Or. 5, No; s.: *, .Paderewski
No. 3; OPP. SO, No 4............... Chopin
Mrs. Jilson.
Vocal Sol0-Ss5 TTs Trjeg ;;r 'TS'haik0"Sky
Cello Solo-Fantasie on Russian Airs
William -Geist
Feel Thy Breath and Sweetness .Rubinstein
Miss Barker.
Quartette From Bal Costume Suite
Cosaque ct Petite Russienne .Rubinstein
Miss Zenzius Mrs. H. r. Curtis Mrs. Wat
son, Mrs. Elliott.
Saturday evening a number of friends
of Mr.. and Mrs Flick, of 243 Martin
street, surprised them at their home.
1t was the occasion of the eighteenth
anniversary of their wedding The
party carried with them a supply of
good things A handsome present was
donated to the host and hostess. Pro-
gressive euchre was played. The
guests then partook of luncheon. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Ruffner and
sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller, Mr. and
Mrs. Presbrey and son, Mrs. Kate
Ludwig, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice and
daughter Bessie. 81. -...-e
The progressive euchre party to have
been given this evening by Crusaders
T. A. society has been postponed, ow-
ing to the death of Archbishop Grace.
The Friday circle meets this week
with Mrs. Ambrose Tighe, of Dayton
avenue. Papers will be read by Mes
DANES Bishop, Draper and Graves.
Mrs. Ernest Putnam gives second euchre
party Friday afternoon at the Victoria.
Mrs. G. F. Clifford and Mrs. H. B. Farweil
entertain at cards Tuesday afternoon.
The Young Peoples society gives musicale
this evening at the home of w. F. Pease 20
West Congress street.
Mrs. McHenry, of Western avenue, gave
Washington luncheon yesterday.
Mrs. G. S. Fernald receives this afternoon
at her home on Lincoln avenue.
Miss Marian Holman, of Marshall avenue,
gives masquerade tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Allan G. Krieger, Of Bates avenue,
gave card party last evening.
The Twentieth Century club entertains this
evening with stag card party.
Mrs. P. D. oBrien, of George street, en-
tertains at euchre today.
Mrs. R. S. White entertains at cards this
afternoon at her home, Marshall avenue.
tertains the Young Ladies' Afternoon Euchre
club today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rundlett, of Lincoln avenue.
entertained informally last evening a Wash
ington party.
The home of Hon. w. w. Dunn, at Hazel
Park, was the scene Monday evening of an
entertaining Washington celebration. St.
Paul and Minneapolis musicians contributed
to the programme.
The Economy Whist club meets Thursday
of this week with Mrs. J. F. Benedict, of
Irvine park.
The Twelfth Century History class will
meet Thursday instead Of Friday with Mrs.
Simonton, SO Summit.
Miss Furness and Miss Ray Lamprey gave
q small informal german last evening at the
Furness home, 265 South Exchange street.
Miss Bishop was the guest of honor.
Mrs Crawford Livingston entertained at
progressive euchre last evening at her home,
432 Summit avenue.
The first dancing party by the Hibernian