The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-02
DIR. MARY BRADFORD's ENTER
TAINNIENTS A FEATURE OF THE
PRESENT WEEK.
GREEK PARTY ON FOR TODAY.
Mrs. o. 8. Pine Is the Promoter
Double Musical Event of More
Than Passing Interest.

ready many having engaged rooms at
the hotels or cottages along the shores.
And the indications are that there will
be little entertaining, even after Easter.
There will be one or two prominent
weddings in both cities during June,
otherwise there is little in prospect. Lit
erary clubs and church societies are
about all there is to talk about and the
w. c. T. u. women are the only ones
who, like the brook, "go on for ever
Interest this week centers in Dr. Mary
Bradford, DR.. Jeanette McLaren's
guest, who entertains informal soirees
each evening at the latter's home on
Western avenue. Last evening DR..
Bradford was given a large reception
at one Of the residences on the hill.
Several parties of St. Paul society
folks attended the display of Gibson.
pictures given last evening in Lyceum
theater, Minneapolis, for the benefit of
the Kindergarten association.
Mrs. o. S. Pine will be hostess today to a
Greek party, at her home on Lincoln avenue
entertaining group of twenty or twenty-five
women. The afternoons entertainment will
be rather novel, consisting of an informal
discussion of Greek subjects, which will be
made more interesting owing to the of
Mrs. Pine.
At the home Of Mrs. A. F. Behnke, 25 Sum-
NIT avenue this afternoon and evening two
mus:cales will be given by local artists for the
| benefit of the Ladies Circle of First Baptist
! Church. The hostess will be assisted in car
Ing for her guests by members Of the circle
and the programmes are announced as fol-
lows
Afternoon
~ Miss Eva lAfcoctt. ''' '''' - ' "~
Piano Solo-"Polka de Concert. 80. Bartlett
Mrs. ]. w. Copeland.
Song-"The Flower" .Osgood
Miss Pearl Denham.
Reading-"My Last Duchess ...... Browning
Miss Whitridge
Ecstasy .............-
n Miss Florence Pace.
Mrs. Copeland.
song .................. Selected
Miss Pace
Readng."Riding Down" ............... Perry
Miss whitridge. 'D'"i'
Song-"Were We Lovers Then % Hope Temple
Miss Benham.
Evening
Male Quartette-Concert Waltz-Dudley Buck
Male Quartette.
Song Nymphs and Shepherds" 49,. Purcell
Mrs. r. E. Cobb
Read!ng-"An Old Sweetheart of Mine" Riley
Charles Farnham r. sas>..
Sow PIANO La 2. t accompaniment. Mr.. Tttcomb;
Miss Pearl Benham.
Piano-''WaItz de Concert" ...... King
s. ..o Miss Clarence K1mball.
song-"o Fair. o Sweet Q Holy. Cantor
Mrs. Cobb.
Readtng-"The Funeral Carlton
Accountability" 49,. ........ Dunbar
Song-"Thy Beaming Eyes .... Macdonald
Mrs. ID. w. Van Week.
Song-'L' Ardita" ....... ......... .Arditi
Miss Benham
Quartette- annie Laurie Dudley Buck
Male Quartette.
u u I1tcomb. ............... ....Accompanist
An entertainment will be given Thursday
evening, April %, by St Joseph's cadets in
the church parlors. The proceeds go toward
the usual summer outing enjoyed by the
! cadets.
The Home Missionary Society of Plymouth
Church gave pretty entertainment in the
church parlorS last evening, the programme
OF which was given chiefly by the children OF
the Sunday school. The Home Missionary
locomotive was the chldren's part of the
programme and was something novel Across
the platform was suspended a large sheet on
which was drawn in side view a locomotive
and tender. with the fireman and engineer.
On each part was plainly printed the names
Patience. Prayer, JOY etc." representing
appropriately the parts of the engine 80
named. Each child recited a little verse
Followlng this was a short programme by
young people Of the church. Mrs M A.
Waite had the affair In charge.
The Cheqeogman club will dance in Oxford
hall April o.
The annual meeting Of the Women's Mis-
sionary Society of Atlantic Congregational
| Church will be held this afternoon in the
church parlors.
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progressive euchre party and hop in Oxcsd
hall April q for the benefit Of the Catholic
babies home.
The Lady Somerset W. c. T. U. will meet
April in St Paul Commons.
Lutheran Church meets today with Mrs p
M Lindquist, 1924 Dayton avenue
Mrs. William H. Monty, of Ashland avenue
has issued invitations for a luncheon Monday
Miss Nettie Lewis of TiIton street gave a
pretty luncheon yesterday for several of her
schoolniates The decorations were in laven-
der and pink.
The board Of managers Of the Day NURSERY
meet Tuesday morning in the Relief rooms
The Pleasant Avenue Euchre club meets
Monday with Mrs. C. R. Croft, OF Pleasant
avenue
At Fort Smelling yesterday Mrs McCov
was hostess to a luncheon followed by cards
Ladies from both cities attended.
Mrs. Crawford Livingston goes East this
month.
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. stees are mentioned
among guests at leading hotels in Atlantic
City, N. j., by the Atlantic Review
The Economy Whist club meets this after
noon with Mrs. w. B. Dixon, of Ashland
avenue,
The Friday circle meets this morning with
Mrs. F. G. Ingersoll, of Grand avenue.
Mrs. H. A. Brewster, of Smelling avenue.
gives a reception this evening.
Central W. c. T. U. gives kettIe-drum
this evening at the home of Mrs. Luley, on
Martin street.
Mrs. w. H. Newman is East.
DR.. and Miss Lyon in California
V. NJ. Watkins is in Montana.
Mrs. J. ]. Parker, of Iglehart street re-
turns from Augusta, Ga this month
Mrs. L. w. Rundlett, Of 6O7 Lincoln ave-
nue., has recovered from her recent Illness.
Mrs. S. c. Thompson, of Marshall avenue.
has gone to Milwaukee.
Mrs. E. H. Ozmun goes East this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hersey are East
Miss Elsie Nichols is home from Vassar
for the Easter vacation.
F. H. Stoltze, OF the Aberdeen, is back from
the South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Follett, OF the Aber-
deem leave for Hastings the last OF the