The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-17

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Misses Myrtle Harrison, Florence
Grenier, Anna Roach, Lillian Leithold.
Bertha Boyer, Clara Granville. Fannie
Granville, Della Tiff, Louise Currier.
Kate Schnitger, Myrtle Parsons. Louise
Brown, Mable Bogart, Marie Camp,
Lille Dowler, Pauline Lowenthal. Ger
trude Morrow. Messrs. Art Eagan. Clin-
ton Chapman, Howard Widmeyer.
Louis Schnitger, Bert Nelson, Andrew
Musen. James Stroud. Robert Clan
vile, Eugene Crandall. Harry Bogart.
Harry Lowenthal, Will Mccall. Frank
Davis. Robert Hall, Willie Crandau.
Edwin Morrow.
Mr. and Mrs ]. B. HILBERT entertained
at cinch Thursday evening for Miss
B. L. Dignan, of Superior.
West Side Lodge 106 I. o. o. F. will
give a fancy dress ball in their hall.
corner of South WabaSha and F,a1rnelu
avenue, Monday evening, March l.
The executive committee Of the ST.
Paul Mozart club held an interesting
session at their rooms in Mozart hall
last night Numerous letters were
read from lovers of opera requesting
repetition Of last Sunday nights sue
cess in the near future, but on some
week night instead of Sunday one
as follows: $780,.
Martin Giesen, Business Manager Mozart
CIub-Dear Sir: I saw in the TINS
date that your club had been requested 10
reneat DER FreischutZ" which you gave so
successfully on Sunday night last, and tnat
it would probably be repeated. mere are
great many people in this city VINO ', "o p,Vt
be delighted to hear Der Freischuiz: Dut
cannot attend on Sunday evening, ana nope
your club will give one performance, II no no
more on a week night and give lovers Vi
nv a 1aVOTlt6
opera given successfully by home talent. HOP
ing you will accede to this request an
yours truly. 80, ,,
This is only one of numerous similar
letters received by the club manage
ment, and, as a result, the executive
committee decided last night to re
peat the performance at Mozart hall
on Thursday evening, Feb. 20 Martln
GieSen, business manager OF the clun.
said last night that the opera would
be repeated, and that popular prices
would prevail. due announcement Oh
which would be made in the G e
and other daily papers. He also said
plans were now almost completed for
a performance of the opera at HarmO-
MIA hall. Minneapolis, previous to or
Immediately after the st. Paul per-
Torrance. Mr.. Giesen said resolution
of thanks had been extended to the st.
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! teous treatment of the club and its
| efforts in assisting them to make the
recent production the success that 1t
was.
The St. Paul Postoffice band gave an en-
| tertainment and ball at Mozart hall last
| evening which largely attended by the
letter carriers and their friends: The first
| part of the evening was devoted to a con-
| cert the opening and closing numbers OF
! which were rendered by the Postofffce band.
! The other numbers Included fancy dance
by Irene ORegan. either solo by Emil Gelst,
| piccolo solo by Charles Mccarthy soprano
solo by Miss Marie Rankin. comic duet by
Messrs. E. M. Cameron and ]. j. Rockford,
baritone solo by Paul F. Henninger, silent
drill by Corporal ]. H. Kirch and Private E.
G, French. song by Thomas JONES' and band
selections. Miss Jennie Broderick acted as
accompanist.
Miss Beulah Baker is in New York.
Mrs. H. E. Huntington and daughter have
gone to ST. Louis.
Misses Nina and Clara she:re, of Evans
vile, have returned home.
Miss Fanny Mcdonald, of East Eleventh
street. has returned from Portage, Wis.
ItS An audience that well filled st. Michael
church was treated to an excellent programme
Of sacred music and q highly entertaining
livered by Rev. FIR. Judge, of st. Thomas
seminary, whose subject was early Christi
anity.' Among the musical numbers the most
pretentious was the chorus The Heavens
Are Telling" from Haydns oratoro; 1.-THE
Creation" in which the solo parts were sus-
tanned by Mrs. Lilly and Messrs. L. Lau
and T. Maggie, and the chorus furnished by
st. Micheel's choir of thirty voices. Solos
were contributed by Miss Edith Blanchard,
Mr.. Maggie, Miss Julia Cullen and. Mr.. Lau,
and duets by Misses Camirond and NiQuette
and Mrs. Lilly and Mr.. Lau. The orchestral
music was furnished by the Westminster or
cheStra-
The wedding of Miss Helen Funk to Arthur
Miller Grant took place Thursday evening
at the brides home, Rev. Father Harrison,
of St. Joseph's Catholic church, officiating.
The maid of honor was Miss Jennie Dodge and
the best man was H. w. Vanderworker. AS
sisting ushers were Clinton futile, of
Hastings, and Harry Kerne, of Rugby S. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant will take an extended
Eastern trip and on their return will be at
home at 424 Selby avenue.
Mrs. Funk of the Portland, entertained the
| Capitol City Cinch club last week, prizes be-
ing won by Mrs. F. D. Fisher, Mrs. q. ".
| Golf and Miss Cora Ide. Mrs. G. V. Moffet,
Of 718 De Soto street, entertained the club
| in the evening, when gentlemen were ad-
mitted as guests.
The Carnation Cinch club was entertained
| Wednesday evening at the home of Mr.. and
| Mrs. E. Munich. Prizes were won by Mrs.
| George McCan, F. E. Monte, A. P. Moffet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monte entertain the club next
| week.
| One of the many jolly sleigh rides of the
| week just passed was enjoyed Saturday even
| ing by party of young people, which drove
| to Silver lake and rendered a surprise to
| Mrs. Bruertrey. There were games and re-
| freshments. The party included Helen Arm
! bruester, Gussie Ryan, Louise Guilbert, Mary
Smith, Birdie Ahrens, Lulu Armbruster, Car
| RE Armbruster, May Hopkinson, Ida Arm
bruster, Lulu Lambert and H. Lambert. Ar
thur Mcknight, V. Blomquist, G. Sexual
Charles Warner. ]. Hendrie, Albion Rowe
| R. Guilbert, R. Sinclair, e. Martins, G. Ryan
| F. Lambert. A. Faize.
| A novel scheme for the raising of church
| funds has been projected by the women OF
| House Of Hope church, who will next week
| give in the parlors Of the church an entertain
ment. the nature of which will be a winter
| picnic, with all the brightness and pretty
effects of midsummer festival, so far as
| they are possible. The idea is unique and
| pretty and will be all that is promised by
| the women of the church il past experiences
| prove correct. The women of the Home Mis-
ssionary society have the affair in charge.
| Company E. of Merriam Park, will next
week enjoy benefit. the proceeds of which
| will be used for trip to Yellowstone park
next summer. won Back will be presented
| Monday and Tuesday evenings by park talent
| Miss Lamprey was hostess to an informal
skating party Monday evening
Mrs. R. c. Hine, Of the Albion. entertained
| the Ladies' Afternoon Euchre club Monday
| The Mothers club Of Lower town meets
paper for the afternoon will be read by Mrs
! Horst of the Dayton club. Mrs. Horst's sub.
ject will be the care Of young children.
Once again the Peak sisters will be pre-
| scented to an admiring public. This time
they come to st. Paul from Alaska and will