The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-30
MASQUERADE TONIGHT.
Interesting Event at the Residence
of MaYOr DOran


The masquerade at the Doran residence.
which was postponed last week, will be given
this evening. Mrs. Francis Palmer Kimball
Will give talk following the unmasking.
There will be short programme besides.
Charles Frink. the st. Cloud violinist. was
the attraction about. which was grouped some
of st. Paurs best local artists at an ex-
cellent concert given in Plymouth church last
evening. The church was filed over 700
people attending and the selections presented
were we'll received. Mr.. Frinks first seIec-
ton was Fantasia, cold Folks at Home"
pleasing encore number. AS a second selec-
ton he played Sixth Air DeferioD, respond
ing again to a repeated encore. The SYM
phOnie maleq uartette sang two numbers
with good style, and Mrs. Allan Krieger sang
two charming contralto solos. Miss Pace
whose work is artistic and whose presence
as well as fresh strong voice win her ad-
mirers wherever she appears. sang one
soprano solo and also sang in a trio num-
Der, assisting Messrs. McCaffrey and Myron.
David Beetles has issued cards for the mar
rage of his sister, Miss Nancy PEBBLES, to
Homer Izya Mathews, April a..
Mrs. Jesse Gregg entertained last evening
at her home on Ashland avenue in compli-
ment to Mr.. Gregg, whose birthday 1t was
The guests were all former residents of De-
corah, To-, Mr.. and Mrs. Gregg's home at
one time, and included Mrs. Bones, of De-
corah; Mrs. Damarin, Of Portsmouth, O.;
Mr.. and Mrs. w c. Gregg, of Minneapolis;
Prof. and Mrs. D. F. Colville and Mr.. and
berg, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kuby. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. P. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. II. s. Gregg, Mr.. and Mr.
Charles Paulk, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Gregg, Mr.. and
Charles Elton.
The marriage of Miss Alice NJ. Robbins.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs D. NJ Robbins to
Walter ~
place this afternoon at the Robbins residence
on Summit avenue.
The Audubon Euchre club meets this after
noon with Mrs. Van KIeeck, Of Portland ave
nue..
The women Of the Home Missionary Society
or Park congregational Church give a mis-
slonary tea this afternoon at the home Of
Mrs R. H. Dougan, Of Marshall avenue.
The Standard club gives a party this even
ing in Standard hall.
chidren's musicale will be given this
evening in Masonic Temple for which an
elaborate programme has been arranged.
The Monday Evening circle met last night
with Miss Cornelia Saunders, of Summit
avenue
The Germania literary class met yesterday
with Mrs. Somers on Carroll street.
Mrs. Wright. of Ashland avenue, enter
tanned the Monday Afternoon Whist club
yesterday.
The Nathan Hale chapter. D. A. R., meets
this afternoon with Mrs. Johnston, Of Holly
avenue
The West Side Choral society meets this
evening at the home of Miss Elsie Williams
261 East Winifred street. Any one wishing
to join the society may do so at this meeting
hn dafn Of for thn
ton is April 20.
The class Of '9S Of the Humboldt high
school will open a dime museum Friday
evening, April % in the assembly hall Of the
school.
The Ladies Study class meets Friday after
noon with Mrs. Bowe Of Bancroft street
The Ladies' Aid Society Of oIivet Church
meets Friday afternoon with Mrs. H. s.
Summers, II Oakley avenue.
A Shepardson shilling social will be given
in Merriam Park Presbyterian church Satur-
day evening. Refreshments will be served,
and there will be programme
The Mothers Club of Merriam Park met
yesterday ana listened to paper by Mrs.
Chaplin. OF the Crocus Hill club. On 1.-THE
Child From His Own Standpoint"
The Ladies' Afternoon club meets today
with Mrs. G. w. Rodgers, of West Isabel
street.
Mrs. Goetz, of East Winifred street. enter
tains the Kensington Tea tomorrow afternoon
Miss Margaret Carroll, Of 2S8 East Wini-
fred street. entertains the Young PEOPLES
Whist club this evening.
The Ladies Guild of Merriam Park meets
Friday with Mrs. Andrew Henderson.
An all-day meeting of the Presbyterian
Ladies' society will be held Friday with Mrs
Burwen at Merriam Park. The ladies will
bring picnic lunch.
surprise party was rendered Mrs. ]. @
Jackson. Thursday evening at her hcme CSC
Broadway, the occasion for the Festivities
being her birthday. The evening was devoted
to cards and music, refreshments creating a
happy diversion at IL O'clock. Present were
Misses Agnes Eckwell, Maud BIanchett En-
ma Moberg, May Prebo Maggie and Tudia
Brady, Messrs. John Corrigan Tom Stvres
Willis Babcock, George Sisson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Marcy.
Miss Louise Taylor. the violinist wbo has
been suffering with badly sprained wrist "a
rapidly recovering and hopes 10 return tn her
neglected studies. She will play at the Sell
bert concert Easter Sunday.
The fourth lecture in the Church Club Sc
ries viii be delivered at Christ church this
evening by the Rev. G.. d. Andrews sub
ject: ''The Prayer Book the Conserve a,
Faith. Doctrine and Worship" All persons
are cordially fnyffad In, aftas,H