The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-09
MUSICAL AND SOCIAL.
Schubert Club Resumes Its Charm
ing Features-PersOnaI.

The first regular musicale of the Schubert
club occurred yesterday afternoon IN Cam
bridge hall. The room was well filled with
members and friends OF the club and pro-
gramme of excellent tone was rendered. Be
fore the concert the president, .Dorr. ad-
dressed the gathering. extending congratula-
lions to the club on its prosperous clrcum-
stances and making correction Of the report
that the finances of the organization were
in a diapidated state. There is more money
in the treasury at the present time than there
has ever been before. The slight falling OF
in membership is due to the increase in
the membership fee and to the hard times.
though the club now has over 800 paying
members. The musical programme. which
was arranged by the first division, was then
Genius, Hartsinck, Barker, Pottgieser. Payne,
Voedisch. Taylor, Coghlan, Mesdames Curtis,
Elliott. Erd; Prof. oberhoffer and the string
quartette.
The Thursday club will meet this mornine;
Miss Start will read paper on Raphael
Mesdames Rogers and Uttley will read pa
pers at meeting of the Research club, which
will occur Monday at the home of Mrs
Cavanaugh. of Selby avenue
The members of the Audubon Society OF
the State of Minnesota met yesterday after
noon in the parlors Of the Dayton. Avenue
Presbyterian church and reorganized the ST.
Paul Audubon society. The object OF the
organization is to protect birds from the
barbarous cruelty now inflicted upon them
feathers feathers as ornaments. The method
of work will be to discourage the use OF such
ornaments by means Of personal and direct
ciety will probably be in April The officers
of the new association are: President, Mrs.
T. E. V. W. Appleby; vice presidents, Mrs.
T. S. Tompkins, Mrs. E. B. Smith. Mrs. C..
E. Severance. Mrs. Wright. D. R. Noyes and
Thomas Abbott; treasurer. Mrs. G. l.. Green;
executive committee. Mrs. John Jockson Mrs.
7 Elmer Miss Kate WheelOCk.
Mrs. w. T. Alexander, of Selby avenue,
will give a reception this afternoon for the
ladies of the Dayton Avenue Presbyterian
church.
Col. and Mrs. Carey. of the Aberdeen. gave
a dinner last evening.
The Crocus Hill club have a dance planned
for Saturday. Dec. II. and a progressive ctnch
party for Saturday, Dec. is.
The ladies of the St. Clements church
held their annual sale yesterday afternoon
and evening. The ladies in charge of the
fancy table were: Mesdames Caldwell, New
combe and Goodrich. The plain table was
attended by Mrs, Kelhier and Mrs Crosby;
At the candy table were Mrs. Stevenson and
Mrs. Michel. The refreshment table was
decorated with pink roses. Tea was served
by Mesdames Whitney and Mclaughlin. Mrs.
Walker Mrs. Butcher and Mrs. Sauvinet had
charge of the sale. Bishop and Mrs. Gilbert,
assisted by Mr.. Dray and the Mesdames Glib
son. Michaud and Gillian, acted as reception
committee during the evening. at which time
the Misses Butcher, Kelhier and Gibbs as
sisted. 1t was estimated that about $50 per-
sons attended during the afternoon and even
ing.
The Crocus Cinch club will meet with Mrs.
Walthers of Goodrich avenue. Thursday
evening, Dec. 16.
The Western Union operators gave ball
last night at the Ryan hotel There were
about 800 invitations issued. between 400 and
800 guests responding The programme,
which was a little work of art. consisted
of twenty-four numbers. Those who ar
ranged the function were; Master of ceremo-
MES. E. S. Fitch; floor manager, f. r. Bun
nell; committee on arrangements. e. S.
Fitch F. r. Bunnell, G. G. Graves, H. KEN
per- NJ. E. Bell. E. w. Harding and E. w.
Sloan; reception committee. w. L. Alfred.
Ter, w c. Gilmore f. ]. Miller. w. S. Krue-
ger H. Mclean. L. N. Ritten. ]. E. Speth, B.
F. Wright. G. F. Aymar. A. Blanek l.. r.
Bush, L. E. Demarais ]. Gibbon. p. KHaak.
D. McKinnon, C. Miller. j. c. Moore. F. e.
Ryer, c. P. Stoneman, C. H. Wallow and c..
F. Holden; floor committee. Granville Mann
hart, Frank Eha, c. Rawitzer. William Nc
Kinnon, William ]. Volk and ]. w. Mashek.
Mrs B. l.. Goodkind has gone to Chicago.
Mrs H. A. Clifford will spend the holidays
In Grand Forks.
Mis- Clark, of Dayton avenue is enter
tanning Miss Stephens. of Cleveland.
Mrs. Clark and daughter. of the Marlbor-
ough, have returned from an Eastern trip.
Miss Halves. CT Delevan, Wis, Is the guest
Of Mrs. F. w. Sturtevant. of Marshall ave-
nue..
Miss Weadley. who has been the guest of
Mrs. E. j. Darragh. has returned to Chicago.
Mrs ]. A. Haes, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. P. H. Kelly, left for Wtllmar
yesterday.
MrG. E. ]. Abbott and Miss Catherine Abb
t1ott Of will
for Washington.
Mrs Walker, of Osceola avenue, will &C
company her mother, Mrs. Sansum as far as
Chicago. Mrs. Sansum returns to her home
in New Orleans after spending the summer
and fall in this city.
Mrs Horn of Igehart street. will entertain
the Alert Euchre club Tuesday afternoon,
Dec. q.