The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-11

The grand after Easter social event
will be the entertainment for ST Luke's
hospital to be given May 5, in the Met
ropolitan opera house; which has been
kindly loaned for the occasion by L.
N Scott. The entertainment will be
an especially attractive one, made all
the more so by the fact that the first
part of the evening will be devoted to
a play adapted from a short story,
Mrs Penderton's Fourth hand" by
Miss Gertrude Atherton The adaptation
was made by Mrs. Condo Hamlin, of
this city, who will cast and direct the
play herself. The cast has not yet been
made public, but will be composed of
four young men and two young women,
prominent in social circles, and with
q recognized talent for dramatic work.
Following the play will be given six
or eight Gibson pictures represented by
some forty young society people, who
wifi be selected as they seem best suit
ed to the Gibson style of beauty Mr..
Stem will pose the pictures. Coming
as this entertainment will, at the end
of a very gay season, it will no doubt
prove itself the most charming Of all
l6SliNlll6S SlN eli uuII4S Tic NIHlCA.
The almost immediate close of the
legislative session will break up many
a pleasant little social coterie formed
by the families Of the country men,
bers and their city friends, and not
few farewell parties will be given next
week or after Easter One party that
has been very popular through the tall
ents of one of it's members, and the So
cial gifts of others, was broken up today
when Mrs. H. NJ. Stoel and Miss Keller,
daughters Of Senator Keller of Sank
Center, left for home after giving a
small luncheon. They have been stop
ping at the Ryan with the senator and
Mr.. Stoel, and there will be mourning
in musical circles when the latter
leaves, for he is one Of the cleVerest
pianists in the West and a composer of
no mean talents, as demonstrated by
the success attained at once, by his
march They're Off," Of which he sent
q few copies to st. Paul friends Mr..
Stoel dislikes public playing, and is
almost equally difident about his COM
positions, but the hit made by his last
march when it was given for the first
week, brought him from under cover.
The Sank Center man is a pupil of
the famous Antoine de KOntski and a
most brilliant pianist. Last Wednesday
evening he entertained few we'll
known st. Paul amateurs at private
recital at his rooms at the Ryan, and
his Interpretation of classical music
literally astonished his guests. Among
II other numbers, he played several bril-
liant pieces of his own composition, in
GLIDING Conocidos Viejos" and LIE
CrOiX d'HOnneur," both of which are
tClerably we'll known, "Doux YeuX,"
"Pizca PiZca" and lie Sediusanr"
beautiful maZourka Mr.. Stoel will not
leave the city until Senator Keller re-
+, turns home, and an effort is being made
to induce him to play at the post con-
cert at Fort Smelling next Friday even
ing. which will be the only approach to
public appearance he will make here.
AT a recent doll dressing contest, held
I'm New York city, which was entered
by women all over the country, the
prize for the best garden party costume
was won by Mrs. George Hall, of ST.
Paul. There were thirty entries to this
class.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Guiterman en-
~tertained Informally Wednesday even
Ing at their home on Carroll street on
their marriage
Wednesday Capt. and Mrs. John c.
Deyereux, of 615 Grotto street. cele-
brated the thirty-fffth anniversary OF
their wedding. Many friends called to