The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-10
IN GRECIAN ROBES.
Art Pictures and Music at the WISH
tati0n

tation.
The vigorous showers and sudden change
in temperature did not prevent large num-
Der from attending the concert given at the
Convent of the Visitation last night The
chorus of twenty voices, under the direction
Of Miss Shave, gave an intelligent and pleas
ing Interpretation Of their selections, Mozart's
Ave Verum," and Gounod's Send Out Thy
Light" and received hearty applause. Mrs.
De Wolf so pleased the audience with her
rendition of the Samson and Delilah" that
she was induced to respond to an encore. 1t
was in this number particularly that Mrs.
De Wolf showed the progress she had made
in her study abroad, though her last number
also showed an added power and fullness of
tone that were very gratifying. While Mss
Wilson has the reputation OF being strongest
in her Wagnerian Interpretation, she won
her audience more completely last night by
her execution of LISTS "NightinSaleS, and
responded to an encore.
Miss Whitridge has the happy art of keep
ing in the rear of her enthusiasm until she
has led her hearers into the spirit of her Sc
lection and then working to an impressive
climax. Her arrangement OF Greek scenes
was a masterpiece and evidenced the fact
that she had grasped not only the appearance
of Greek sculpture but the living, moving
spirit of the Greek sculptors. After the con-
cert there was reception, during which
refreshments were served. The ladies re-
celvlng We're: Mrs. P. r. Hardenberg, Mrs.
John Willis, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. MeQui1lin,
Misses O'Halloran, Kelly, of Minneapolis,
The proceeds of the entertainment were de-
voted to the school.
The Greek studies were Frieze from Tenn
pie of Diana, Dance Of the Nymphs, Medea's
vengeance, Toilet of Venus, Death of Adonis,
Group OF Fates and Time latter Burne-Jones),
Theseus and the Amazons, Night and Somnus.
Battle of the Gauls After the Battle, Apollo
and the Muses., The Worship of Bacchus,
Battle of the Centaurs. Greek Maidens Read
ing, Dance of the Muses., Triumph.
The following took part: Misses Schultz,
Haas, Wlggin, Clark, Lyon, Plechner, Fisher,
Brennan, Mccarthy. Accompanies, Miss Bra
den.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor, of 761 Lincoln
avenue. gave dinner yesterday for Mr.. Cox
of Chicago. The table was decorated with
sweet peas, and covers were laid for eight.
Little Dorothy Gladys Peet has invitations
noon.
The next Monument association meeting
VIII be held Saturday, Sept %, in the capitol
Among, the passengers booked for the last
trip of the steamer North Land, which sails
from Duluth Saturday, are: Mrs. A. B.
Stickney and Miss St-ckney, Mrs. r. c.. JET
fersen and Miss Dora jefferson, of st. Paul
and Mrs. Henry Wolfer and Master Wolfer
of Saltwater.
Mr. and Mrs. Jaggard, who have been en-
Joying an outing, have returned to the city.
Fremont
Mrs. Depuy, of Chicago. IS the guest of Mrs.
Greve, of Summit avenue.
Col. NJ. V. Sheridan has returned to the
Aberdeen for short time. He expects to go
to Chicago.
Miss Cecilia Kalman. who has been visit
ing in Kansas City, returned yesterday.
Mrs. Winthrop T. Phelps, of Marshall
Mich visited friends and relatives in the city
yesterday.
John A. Goodwin and daughter who have
been visiting at the Cairo for week, returned
to their home in Iowa Wednesday.
Gen. E. C. Mason has taken the McKibben
cottage at White Bear for month.
Mr.. Frederick D.. Monfort and Mrs. %Seen
have returned from short visit to Maclsesc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Lawrence, of New
York guests at the Aberdeen.
Mrs. Slaymaker has gone to Oeonomowoc
for a month.
Mrs Leslie Rutherford and son, of Kansas
City, are visiting friends in the city,
Mrs. Hitler Horton has gone to Chicago.
Miss Lillian De Coster has returned from
Maine.
Mrs Olive H. Culbertson. of the Aberdeen,
has returned from the South.
Mrs. White, of Summit avenue, is enter
tanning Miss Hale, of Salt Lake City.
Miss Hyde, of Dubuque, is visiting Miss
Frances Woodruff. of Paramount avenue.
Miss Grace Bracket has returned from an
Mr. and Mrs. FRANKLIN Fioete have returned
from the seashcre.
Judge and Mrs. w. H. Sanborn have re-
turned from the East.
Mrs. Burke and Mrs. Robertson, of ST.
Cloud, are guests of Mrs. Reuben Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs Armstrong, of Poughkeepsie
n. Y, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson,
of Marshall avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II. Dyer have returned
from visit to the White Mountains.
Miss Elsie Cummicls, of Henderson, is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Walsh, OF Dayton
avenue.
Walter NJ. Nutting, Of Faribault is the
guest of Dr.. and Mrs. W. A. Powers, of the
Lowering.
Mrs. c. W. Miller, of Marshall avenue, has
the summer with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. McKeen. of Terre Haute
Ind, are visiting Mrs. James Pennington, Of
113 Harrington avenue.
Prof j. H. Biles. of Scotland, is at the
Aberdeen, his daughter, Miss Biles is visiting
Miss Clara Hill.
Mrs. R. H L. Jewett, of selby avenue; has
returned from EImwood. Her son. Frank
Jewett, will attend the state university.
H. L. Stevens, of Paynesville visited st.
Paul friends this week. He was en- route 10
New York, where he will spend the winter
Mrs. E. P. Case and her son, Walter n.
Case, of Watervilfe. in the city. Mrs.
Case, will return home as soon as she has
established her son in the high school
N. Merrill. of Utica, N. Y; T. B. Merrill,
of Chicago, and H. Merrill, of DEBORAH, Iowa,
were guests of their sister, Mrs. John f.
Baker, of Dayton avenue this week.
Capt. Owen J. Sweet of Fort Custer. Mont.
is visiting his family at the Albion. He is on
his way to st, Louis, where he has the chief
recruiting detail of that department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Monty, of st. James,
Mimi. guests of MIR. and Mrs. W. II.
Monty of Ashland avenue.
Mrs. George Benedict Carpenter, of Chi
cago was in the city yesterday. Mrs. Car
penter is a leader in club work, being chair