The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-22
SOCIAL AND MUSICAL.
Mrs. C. L. Horst Entertafns with a
Delft Euchre.

uOuS0s MIS-. Miller, MRS. M. Al
brecht, Mrs, W. Priebet, Mrs. II. W.
Golsche. Mrs. NJ Schurmeier. Mrs.
Meyer, Mrs. A. Robert, Mrs. J. Mulve-
hill, Mrs. Deter, Mrs Stauft, Mrs.
Stebbins, Mrs. c. G. Schultz, Mrs Ida
Pierson, Mrs. Charles Soule, Mrs. L.
Remington, Mrs. ]. Hilgedick. Misses
/ Ickler, Sloft, Becht, Blair. Mrs. Horst
| was assisted by Mrs Crowell, Mrs.
Mullekin and the Misses Mullekin.
The last rehearsal for the concert to
be given by the West Side Choral
union was held last evening. and this
evening the concert will take place In
Clinton Avenue M. E. church. The
following programme has been an
nOunced:
Chorus-"Awake, Eolian Lyre'' 49,. Dandy
Miss Alcott
Bass SoO-"Clang of the Forge" -. Rodney
John Koch.
Miss NJ. o;Connor. ''''
mrs Baldwin and Miss Myers ,n@"AHa
Violin Solo .;;..............se Selected
Chorus-"O Italia Beloved" ....... .Donizetti
Miss Woods "
Tenor Scotland of the Harp 49,. Henry
Owen Morris
! SOlo-''Wait, Mr.. Postman" ..,,,...
Master Leonard Bellally.
Flute and Piano Duet-'Swiss Boy
J. Harrington Young
Miss NJ L. Waite and R. Leak
ChOrus-"Praise Ye the Father 80 .Gounod
Miss NJ. L. Waite, Mr. Rhys-Herbert and
Mrs. Bach, accompanies.
The marriage of Miss Theresa Dorathea
Bartels to William Herman Weinke took
place last evening at 6 o'clock Rev. George
Paul, Of St. Matthew's church. performing
the ceremony. The maid of honor was Miss
Emma Marks who wore organdie over white
bridesmaid
was attired in similar costume both carry
ing bouquets of pink roses. The brides
gown was of white brocaded silk and lace
! She wore veil and carried brides roses
and lilies OF the valley. Charles H. Weinke
the younger brother Of the bridegroom as
sisted him as best man, and the groom's
man was John A. Bartel.s younger brother
of the bride. A reception followed the cere-
mony, which was performed at the house.
which was decora ed with palms, smilax and
roses
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The last concert of the Chamber Of Music
ensemble, which occurs tonight at Park
church, promises to be most delightful
affair. Miss May Strong will be the solo
pianiste. Miss Alberta Fisher soprano, Ray
mond Shryrek violinist. and there will be
five numbers by the String Quartette COM
chorus. An exceedingly effective number is
the lode to Music" by Zrellner, as sung by
the Sebert chorus, with Mrs. Zumbaeh and
Mrs. Yale solosts, and with an accom-
ments. Those who heard the rehearsal last
evening were enthusiastic IN their praise of
the composition and Of the rendition.
Mrs. A. NJ. Wang will be the guest of honor
this afternoon at a reception given In ST. Paul
by Miss Denegre and Miss Won Wedelstadt.
Mrs. Frederick Fleckenstein gave a euchre
party of seven tables yesterday afternoon for
her sister, Mrs. ]. G. Hunter, of Fargo
Miss Guild and Miss Gallop assisted.
Mrs Hunter was entertained last evening
by Mrs. L. c. Schultz. who gave a dinner
in her honor.
Miss Sadie Ames entertained yesterday
afternoon at her home on Grand avenue.
Miss Hahn Of Marshall avenue gives a
musicale Friday evening. Cards will follow
an informal programme
Miss Clara Minor Lynn, OF Portland evenue,
entertains Friday afternoon.
A large reception will be given this after
noon at the Denegre residence, 307 West
Sixth street. by Miss Denegre and Miss Won
Wedelstaedt.
Miss Edith Glenny, of New York and
be married this afternoon in the Collegiate
Dutch church, New York city. They will
go abroad.
tertainment this evening in the parlors Of
the Christian curch, under the direction of
Miss Constance Farwell
The Young Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the First NJ. f. Church meets to-
morrow evening at the home Of Miss Quin-
by, of Nelson avenue.
The retail clerks give their annual dane
ing party this evening in Assembly hall.
balls which have been given among the
orders of the city this year was the one
which took place last evening I'm Elks' hall
under the auspices of the Como Division,
Ladies auxiliary to the Order OF Railway
Conductors. The women of the auxiliary
have been preparing for some time for this
event. which was the first annual ball of
the society, which was recently organized.
The details were all carefully attended to-
the floor in excellent condition, the mu-
sic was the best TO be procured in the city
with supper from the three long and hand
somely laid tables in the dining room. The
floral decorations were beautiful The women
on the committee were: Mesdames ]. W. Gill
McGiven, Campbell, of Duluth; D. E. Hickey,
d. s. Campbell, of West Superior; Malloy. ].
StaQleton, H. D. Powers, ]. w. Neville, J.
c. Mccall The floor managers were: ]. D.
Condit J. w Gilboy, j. c. Mccall and NJ.
N Goss The dancing began at 8 o'clock, and
the grand march was lead by the president
or the auXinary. MIS- j. =. Mccall and NJ.
N. Goss Among the dancers were noticed
people from Winona St. Cloud, Saltwater
Rochester, Melrose and Breckenridge.
The Albion club gives dancing party in
Lifts hall this evening.
A special meeting Of the Tabernacle So
ciety will be held Friday morning at the Alb
erdeen. Arrangements for the exhibition of
work will be completed.
The class Of '97 of the Central High school
gives party in Lifts hall tomorrow evening
The last II o'clock social by Constellation
Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star was Civ
en- in Masonic Temple last evening and clos
ed a most successful series of social events
The German-American club gave a large
progressive euchre party last evening in OK
ford hail. There were fourteen prizes The
Catholic Babies home received the proceeds.
S. o. Greer is making tour Of the South
ern states.
Seat Sale for CarrenO.
Arrangements have been made to open the
seat sale for the Carreno concert at Howard
Farwell & Co.'S on Monday, April 26 at 10
a. m. The piano will be placed on the right
hand side of the platform, one faces 1t, so
seats may be selected accordingly. Mail
orders will receive prompt and impartial at
tention- All letters should be addressed to
Howard, Farwell & Co.