The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-14
SCHUBERT CLUBS FETE
Honors Its President With Recep-
ton and Programme.

ton and Programme.
The regular annual fete given by the
Schubert club in honor of presidents
day, occurred yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Russell R. Dorr.
Roses, in tasteful combinations with
autumnal leaves, graced the parlors
and the library, while in the dining
room pink was the prevailing color.
When Mrs. Dorr, as president and hos
tess, had addressed a few words of
greeting to the assembled guests,
short but we'll chosen musical pro-
e.ramme was rendered Miss Peck first
played Rubenstein's 'Kammenai Os-
trow, No L." then Mrs. Paul Brewster,
who has recently come to st. Paul
from Boston, favored the company
with a chanson provencale-Eva dell
Acoua. A Cavatina, 'Lieti Signor," by
Meyerbeer, was given by Miss Pott-
gieser. Miss Loella Hughson gave the
next instrumental solo, Fantaisle i'm
promptu, by Chopin. The last number
on the programme was given by Miss
Josephine Dyer, who has recently re-
turned from New York, where she
spent a year in study with Madame
Ashworth. She favored the guests
with two selections, a song, by Camp
bell; and "Sehensicht," by HOFFMAN
Mrs. D. A. Colville and Mrs. F. L. Hoff-
man were accompanies. Refresh
ments We're served during the after
noon. The hostess was assisted by the
officers and leading committees of the
club. among whom We're: Mesdames
H. r. Curtis, Furness. D. A. Monfort,
d F. Colville, D. F. DeWolf, AnSel OPP
nenheim. ]. W. Thompson, c. H. Bige-
low Jr., C. H. Johnson, T. F. McCor-
mick, William Dorr; Misses Strong,
Wilson and others.
The Mothers club of st. Anthony Park held
its first meeting of the fall TUESDAY a1ter-
noon in the Central hall, with an attendance
of about fifty The club IS broad and gener-
Gus in its spirit, inclusive IN It's ideas. and
plans to interest and bring into It's MEMBER
ship all of the mothers within reach OF lts
influence It's meet ngs are held once month
and a programme has been arranged for the
year that provides for speakers at each meet
ing who are experts upon the topics Whlch
they are to discuss. In this way much va
liable information will be spread among think
ing and interested mothers on subjects OF vital
concern to themselves and thelr chliaren. H
! Smith Eaton who talked cause Of Nerv-
GUS Irritation in Children This was at
tributed largely. to physical causes and was
discussed plainly but delicately and the
i remedy suggested. There was an interested
! discussion following the talk and the speaker
was assailed with a storm Of eager questions.
| The programme was followed by light re-
| freshments and an opportunity for social con-
| yersation All of the women present joined
| the club. Mrs E. E. Woodman is president
of the cub and Mrs F. NJ; Bailey secretary;
| The following programme has been prepared
| for this season:
| Nov g. Practical Household Sanitation, -
Dr. A. J. Stone, health commissioner, st.
Dec. 13, Miss j. L. Sheppard, instructor in
cooking, Agricultural college.
| Jan. IL Accidents and Emergencies" Miss
Purdy, superintendent of st. Barnabas hos
pital Minneapolis.
Feb 5, Contagious Diseases and Disin-
fectants,'' DR.. C. NJ. Cannon, St. Anthony
March 8, Proper Food for Children. DR..
| Jones' Of Minneapolis.
April u, Duties of Prospective Mothers, .
| Dr. Fifield, Of Minneapolis.
Nav TO- How to Cultivate the Aesthetic
Side of Child Nature" Mrs. H G. Bake.
The managers of the Christian home will
hold a reception today in the parlors of the
! house from 10 to 5 O'Clock. The idea of the
function is to stimulate the interest in a
work. the need of which none understand