The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-23
MUSICAL AND SOCIAL.
Second Musicale of the Schubert
CIub-PersomaI.

CIub-PersolnaI.
Cambridge hall was we'll filled yes
terday afternoon on the occasion Of the
second musical Of the Schubert club.
The programme was furnished by the
second division Of the club and showed
careful study, intelligent Interpretation
and artistic development. The musical
notes given by Mrs. Colville were vivid
little snapshots Of the moving scenes
in the musical world. At the conclu-
sion Of the first part Of the programme
there was g. short business session,
during which the president, Mrs. Rus
sell r. Dorr, called for an expression
Of opinion on the matter Of a regular
meeting place. After discussing the
various advantages, or otherwise, Of
the several available halls, and Park
church, a rising vote was taken which
decided the matter in favor Of Park
Congregational church,; this, at least,
was the expression Of the open meet
ing, and the committee will doubtless
act upon the suggestion. Mrs. Dorr
spoke Of the rare treat in store for the
Schubert club and it's friends in the
next concert, to be given under it's
auspices Jan. "a, by Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
schel. Attention was also drawn to
the fact that the national convention
Of the federation Of musical clubs will
be held in Chicago Jan. 25 and 26. This
convention, Mrs. Dorr, as vice president
Of the organization, viii attend. After
the business session the second part
Of the programme was rendered, dur
ing which Mrs. Vina Avery Smith
made her first appearance before the
club. She sang a bracket Of three
numbers by Robert Franz so pleasingly
that she was recalled for an encore.
Mr.. D. F. Colville also gave his able
assistance to the entertainment. Mrs.
Matilda Mich and Mrs. D. T. Colville
were accompanies. Following is the
programme:
Part First
Duo for two Pianos (Andante and
Mrs. Bliss and Mrs. Boardman.
Major Scales's Cnurtship ...........F. Root
Cecili1n Quartette.
"Gnomereigen"- ...... :. ......Liszt
Miss Lusk.
(a Gon "Dorilla' A Silhouette 18th I. posos
d. Beloved, 1t Is Morn
Florence Ayleward
Mr.. Colville.
g. N Bsi:ade op e. g. Mol CSopIs
Mrs. Fernstrom.
Intermisslon of fifteen minutes for discus
sion as to- place Of meeting.
Part Second
(a) "Fruhllng und Liebe". Robert Franz
(b) ZACH. wenuich doch" Robert Franz
(c) Treibt der sommer seine 5 Rosen"E v
. -, Mrs. Vine Avery Smith.
(a) "Aufschwung' ........... >. Schumann
o. cover the Russian steppes' :. schytte
Miss Fanny Maud Wilson.
Ceciian Quartette.
Horn and Mrs. Mailer were among the chap
erones of the st. Paul young people who gave
the entertainment in Minneapolis last even
ing for the benefit of st. Barnabas' hospital.
The ladies of st. Mary's church served sup
per to the amateurs early in the evening.
Tie Carleton club will have banquet
Tuesday evening at the Commercial club
rooms
The members of the Christian EndeavCr.
union, who have invited the Epworth League
union to join them in the New Years recep-
ton, have decided to hold the function in
the Endicott arcade. The whole arcade will
be made attractive for the occasion, the
Woman's Work exchange. The afternoon will
be devoted to the junior societies of both
unions and in the evening will occur the re-
ception which is being arranged for by j.
Harding Neal, H. Casper A. B. Davis, Miss
Martha Fales, and Miss Sadie Grant. These
will be assisted by Miss Florence Hare Miss
Edith Miller. Mrs: Norman Larson, Walter
Holder and c. F. Miller.
Mrs Starkweather, who was to have ad-
dressed the Equal Suffrage association at
unable to be present The meeting, though
small, was sufficiently large TO transact some
business. Besides voting to circulate a Pc
tition for suffrage on school matters they
decided to Shange the name Of the associa-
ton to the st. Paul Political Equality club.
Benjamin F. Baker, the st. Paul repre-
sentative of the Armour interests, and we'll
lrpo IN 10 oft left ip-bt for
sas City, where the afternoon OF Dec. 20
he will be married to Miss Alice Upton, the
daughter of Mrs. L. R. Upton, OF that city.
The wedding Is to be quiet home affair,
best man, and Miss Louise Little, who has
just ended a visit with friends in Minneap-
Oils will be maid Of honor.
After trip through the East, Mr.. and Mrs
Baker will reside in st. Paul, arriving here
about Jan. 10.
Mrs. Edward Sawyer. of Holly avenue, en-
tertained at luncheon yesterday
Christmas yesper services will be held at
Park Congregational church this afternoon at
o'clock. by the primary and intermediate de-
partments of the Sunday school. Later in the
evening services will be held by the entire
Echool.
The Mozart dancing academy will give a
masquerade ball Christmas night In Oxford
hall, corner Tenth and st. Peter streets.
The Aberdeen dancing classes, which usu-
ally meet Saturday evenings, met last night
instead.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Boyd, who have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Robinson. Of
the Marlowe fats, have returned to Cleve-
land, O.
Miss Alice Item. Of Villa Maria, Frontenac,
will spend her vacation with her aunt Mrs
j. F. Bruggeman, 1856 Smith avenue.
Miss Brdena Farwell is spending the holi-
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
B. Farwell. S21 Selby avenue.
Miss Justine Roseman and her cousin
Henry Johns. will spend Christmas with
relatives at Grand Forks.
Mrs W. F. Davidson, of the Marlborough
has gone to South Point, O., for the remainder
of the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kingston. of Montreal,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson. Of Mar
shall avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenthal, Of Laurel avenue
will leave today for their new home in San
Francisco.
Enoch T. and John Berrisford have re-
turned from St. Johns university for the
holidays.
Miss Ernestine WEIGH. of Henderson. is the
guest Of Mrs. 8. 8. Welch. of Dayton ave-
nue..
Mrs o. D. Brown and Miss Edna Brown
left last evening for Riverside, Cal.
Reece M. Newport Jr. returned last even
ing from Yale for the holidays.
WILL MAKE MERRY.
Central Presbyterian Church People
Plan an Interesting Event.
The Central Presbyterian church, which
recently accomplished the raising of one
half Of their church debt, is preparing for
grand jollifcation. as one member of the
church was pleased to term 1t yesterday.
eve and the ladies' who have the preparations
In, al,n hat ho