The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-20
MUSICAL AND SOCIAL.
Entertainment mt Unity Guild Hall
Draws Well.

Unity Guild hall was well-filled last
evening on the occasion of the presenta-
ton of two attractive little farces, by
members of the guild. The first play
was "A Different Arrangement"
Charles w. Ames and Olive NJ Longe
taking the two roles, their renditions of
which were exceedingly good John
kendrick Bangs "A Chatting Dish
Party was the second play, and was
we'll rendered and prettily set. All of
the characters were well portrayed, and
the little play proved enjoyable in
every way. The cast was as follows:
Robert Yardsley, an expert amateur cook
Samuel L. Sewall
John Barlow, expert guyer. C. P. Dougan
Thaddeus Perkins householder
Charles L. Sommers
Mrs. Thaddeus Perkins, his wife, . Miss Hart
Edward Bradley, another guyer-
Frank Dabney
Mrs. Edward Bradley, peacemaker-
Miss Olive NJ. Long
Jennie, the house maid . Miss Florence Hart
A pleasing musical programme was given by
Miss Fuller, Miss Chaplin and Prof. Fred
Youngren. Following was the usual informal
hop.
The programme the Schubert club will give
in Minneapolis Thursday morning before the
Ladies Thursday Musicale of that city is as
follows:
Chaminade ...............P Pas de Cymbales
Mrs. Candy. Miss Morton.
Bach MINIMUM. .............. Arie, G String
oVehuSen '...'....... ...-........'.. ..Romanze
Miss Lamprey.
Rubinstein ....... .... .Barcarolle, A Minor
Mrs. Fernstrom.
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Grieg: Sonata, A Minor (allegro agitato an
dante
Mrs Erd.
Bach-Tausig. 80. Toccata and Fugue, D Minor
Miss Richards.
HleuXtemps ........ ..................Re Revere
0ppei Miss r,,ro1
Sullivan .............." The Long Day Closes"
Cecilian Quartette.
List Concert Etude. B fiat Minor
Mrs. Deter.
Bartlett .............. Autumn violets''
Schubert Chorus.
Miss Pace. soloist; Miss Shave, director;
Mrs. Hoffman, accompaniSte.
Mrs. F. B. Doran had charge Of the meeting
at the Bethel yesterday afternoon, assisted
by Mrs. Charles Sherman. Rev. Mr.. Arnett,
or Bethany church, spoke, and there was a
fruit treat rendered the mothers by Mrs.
Bidleman, who taken to st. Luke's
hospital yesterday for treatment Mrs. Bidle-
man has been i'll all winter and is in a very
critical condition. At the meeting yesterday
the mothers were also given beautiful large
yellow and red tulips. Next Saturday evening
there will be an Indian talk by Bishop Gilbert.
This will be Indian evening and the en-
tire programme will be in charge of Mrs. Capt.
Sweet. Mrs Sweet will have taken to the
Bethel for this occasion an enormous paint
ing of the last fight of Gen. Custer, and
there will be a number of Indian relics dis
played. Miss Sans Souci, pianist; Miss Monica
Sans SOuci, violinist and Miss Marie Sweet,
chorus Of girls which has been training I'M
der Mrs. Goodman will appear for the first
time. The evening promises to be a most
enjoyable one. The programme begins at
1880 O'Clock.
The orchestra of the Third United States in
fantry gave the nineteenth concert of the sea-
son at Post hall, Fort Smelling, last night.
The programme, comprising selections by
Boleldieu. GODDARD. Verdi. Mascagni Mosz-
kowski and Straus. was judiciously selected
from III Trovatore," arranged for mandolin
and guitar. Messrs. Willard and Bartlett.
recent acquisitions to the musical fraternity
of st. Paul, played the instruments with nota-
played urder the leadership of Charles
Graves.
The Friday circle met yesterday with Mrs.
Bishop, of Mackubin street. Mesdames Back
u.s. Bigelow and Clarke read the papers.
at whist yesterday.
The women of King Street M. E. church
gave a dime social last evening at the home
of Mrs. E. G. Horsnell of Baker street.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Brawley, of Dayton
avenue. give a dinner this evening for DR..
and Mrs. Penny.
The women of Clinton Avenue NJ. E. church
held an all-day meeting yesterday with Mrs.
John Thayer, of Winnifred street.
Mrs. Brown of holly avenue, entertained
last evening for Mrs. Ringen, Of st. Louis.
The Paramount Social club met last even
ing with Mrs. c. L. Caldwell, of Osceola
avenue.
Mrs. w. NJ Newman, of Summit avenue,
gave whist party yesterday.
The Friendly Euchre club meets this even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Holmes,
of Grove street.
with Mrs. Wachenheimer. of the Dakotah
flats
st. Luke's Aid Society of St. Pauls Church
met yesterday with Mrs. Johnson, Of Port
land avenue
Mrs. w. Monty. of Laurel avenue, enter
tanned the members of Peoples Church Sew
Ing circ!e yesterday afternoon with a literary
at home.
A stereopticon entertainment was given
last evening in the parlors of First Baptist
church.
Mrs. Frederick 1ngersoll. of Grand avenue
entertains at euchre Tuesday.
Mrs. f. D. Parker, of Terrace Park, enter
tains today from to O'Clock.
Wallace Cole entertained a party of young
people yesterday at his home on Dayton ave-
nue..
Mrs. Helen Campbell gives her third lee
ture this morning at 10 O'Clock in the high
school assembly hall. Her subject is House
hold Industries"
Mrs. r. NJ. Newport, president of the G..
A. r. monument association, has appointed
Mrs. d. L. Kingsbury chairman of the Mer-
Ram Park committee. in place of Mrs. Nay
lor, resigned