The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-10
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
Schubert Club Urges Frank Danz Jr.
to Organize One.

to Organize One.
At the Wednesday meeting of the
Schubert club, the following resolu-
lions were unanimously adopted:
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The class of 81 of the central high school
enjoyed a spread in the assembly hall yester-
day afternoon. Following the informal pro-
gramme there was dancing. The double quar-
tette of the class. composed Of Arthur Cakes.
Dana Davis, first tenors; Hugh Arie, Ralph
Squires, second tenors; Myron Mcmillan. AL
lison Foster first bass, and VIII Shepard and
Claude Luce, second bass, contributed to the
programme, which was made up OF music
and Rotations. Among those present were
Profs. Curtis, Sawyer Kenney Smith Misses
Riggs, Miner. Austin and Stevens and Misses
Marion Sanborn. Alice Perry Ethel Smith,
Florence Crary, Lottie Moore, Katherine Phil
lips Bertha Rowley. Mary Raine, Eff1e Good
ing. Messrs. Walter Lindeke John Mcclure,
Arthur Cakes Elmer Cakes Claude Luce,
Dana Davis VIII Shepard, George Whitney,
George Thomas, Chester Griggs Clifford Olds
Ralph Squ.res Myron Mcmillan and Allison
Foster.
The Friday circle met yesterday morning
with Mrs. Russell Dorr, Of Crocus hill,
'Chaucer' was the subject. papers being
given by Mrs. Ambrose Ttghe, Mrs. Burch,
Mrs. Simonton. Mrs. Toilette.
tional Church gave corn social last evening
In the church parlors.
Mrs. John Day of Park avenue. Minneapo-
lis entertained Twin City people last evening
with a DEBORAH party. The guests were all
former residents Of DEBORAH.
John F4ske. the historian and lecturer. Is
the guest Of DR.. and Mrs. Hosmer. Of Mime
apolis, and this evening gives his famous
Phi Beta Kappa address. delivered in 1895 at
Harvard on 1.-THE Cosmic Roots Of Love and
Self-Sacrihce." Monday evening the women's
council will tender him a reception in the
library building.
At the meeting of the Ladies' Monument
association to be held at the Commercial club
rooms this afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock. Miss
Marion Keller will sing two solos. All the
music provided for the various meetings Is in
charge Of Mrs. Russell Dorr, who is chairman
of the music committee.
st. Paul musicians assisted at the recital
given last evening at Hotel Waverly. Mime
apolis, by Robert J. Prescott reader and
newspaper man. The programme was given by
Miss Alberta Fisher, soprano: Harry e.
George, tenor, and Claude Madden, violinist.
Mrs. 8. E. Day entertains at the Colonial
this evening for Miss Corning, Of Troy, N. Y.
Mrs. ]. j. McCardy and Miss McCardy en-
tertained yesterday afternoon at their home
on Dayton avenue.
last evening for Mrs. Ingersoll Of West Su-
perior.
The New Year Cinch club gave a dancing
party at the Portland last evening.
The little pianist. Margaret Mich. will play
for the Seibert concert Monday evening.
DR.. H. Hahn gives musicale Saturday after
Easter at his home on Marshall avenue for
which particularly fine programme has been
arranged. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Nilch both
finished musicians, will contribute piano and
violin solos. Miss Aspinwall. one Of the finest
pianists of st. Paul. will also play and Miss
Louise Taylor, the violinist, will take part
will be several others on the programme
equally well known.
The Pleasant Avenue Euchre club meets
Monday with Miss Minnie Theobald at the
Yoerg residence, on the West side.
The last concert by the Chamber Ensemble
church. Miss Maud Lambert, contraIto OF
Minneapolis; Miss May Strong pianist, ard
Ray Shryock, yiolinist, will be the s0iOIsts