The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-17
CONCERT THAT WILL DRAW.
THAT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
HOUSE OF THE GOOD
SHEPHERD.
THE HUMBIRD-BURR WEDDING,
Marriage of Miss Emma CInrn Hans.
dorf and Charles A. Coates,
of st. Cloud.


ttstic standpoint the concert will be q
drawing card. The musical part Of the
programme will be under the manage
ment Of Richards Gordon, and that
gentleman is kept busy attending re-
hearsals, listening to suggestions and
arranging for the proper seating Of the
large orchestra that will interpret the
numbers allotted them. The Sympho-
ny orchestra, under the direction Of
Prof. Frank DanZ Jr., will be the same
that gave the music-lovers Of st. Paul
such treat last winter by It's work
at the Minnesota Boat club concert,
The soloists are to be Miss Katherine
Gordon and Mrs. Hermann Scheffer,
Mrs. Scheffer's playing on her chosen
instrument, the piano, is always g
treat. She is to play among other
things concerto with the orchestra
that calls for the most brilliant work
OF which she is capable. Miss Gordon's
numbers have not yet been decided on.
1t is almost certain, however, that sha
will sing Mendelssohn's Hear Ye. Is
rael." with full orchestra accountant
ment and Chaminarde's LITE" Hear
Ye, Israel" Is one of the most dramatic
songs Mendelssohn ever wrote. and
LITE" is a pyrotechnic composition
that was sung here about three weeks
ago by Lillian BlauveIt. The complete
programme will be published In the
lob on Sunday morning next. Dur
ing the evening Archbishop ireland and
Rev S. G. Smith will make addresses
of ten minutes each. The date Of this
concert is Monday evening, Dec. 20. at
the Peoples church, and there ought
not to be seats enough in the spacious
auditorium to accommodate holders of
tickets. st. Paul is a musIc-loving city.
People always respond to the call OF
charity. With such a concert and such
charity there can be no question as
to the result. Reserved seats are on
sale at Howard. Farwell e Co.'S, not
at w. J. Dyer & Bros, as the tickets
eXchangeable for reserved seats read.
The concert will begin promptly at
SIS p. m. The doors will be closed
during the rendition Of the musical
numbers.
HUMBIRD-BURR.
A quiet wedding took place last even
ing at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs
John A. Humbird. of Dayton avenue.
The contracting parties were Miss Jane
Humbird and Stiles w. Burr. Rev D.
w. Rhodes performed the ceremony in
the presence Of the immediate relatives
Of the families. The rooms were pref
tily decorated with holly, roses and
Christmas green. The relatives from
out of the city were: Dr. and Mrs.
Johnson, of Hudson; Mr. and Mrs. Da-
vid Humbird, of Hudson; Miss Grace
Humbird. Of Pittsburg, and Thomas
Humbird and family.
Miss Emma Clara Hausdorf. daugh-
ter Of Col. c. F. Hausdorf, and Charles
Ambrose Coates, of st. Cloud. were
quietly married at the home Of the
bride Wednesday, at ~ o'clock After
the ceremony a breakfast was served.
The bride was attired In white satin.
trimmed with real lace, and carried
lilies of the valley and white vlOlets.
Miss Madge Mack, Of Fargo, N D.,
was maid Of honor, wearing a hand
some gown of embroidered MULE and
lace, and carried pink roses. Frank A.
Hausdorf, brother Of the bride. was
best man. Rev. Mr.. Parshan, of st.
Cloud, OBLIGATED. None but the imme-
date families being present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Coates left on the afternoon train
for St Cloud where they were ten
dered a reception by Mr.. and Mrs. John
Coates, parents Of the groom.
PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE.
Mrs. W. D. George, of Dayton avenue, gavs
a progressive euchre party yesterday after
noon. There were seven tables and the
prizes were won by Mrs. G.. f. Andrews,
first; Mrs John Hutson. second: Mrs. Cham
beriain. third, and Mrs. w. ]. Garfield. con-
ISOLATION. The guests were Mesdames Doran.
Coburn, French, Wilkinson, Salisbury Can
Shapes Farwell, Ellison, Sabln. Chamberlain.
Krayenbuhl. Collins. Clifford Whitacre. Wat
son. Cumbey. Stockenstrom. Roland Sproat.
Mclaughlin, Newcomb. Alexander. .Cohoon
Sproat assisted the hostess and VIII also as
sist her in the second Of her companies which
is to be given this afternoon.
PINK AND WHITE EUCHRE.
Mrs. w r Lord entertained at a pink and
white euchre yesterday afternoon at her homo
on Portland avenue She assisted by
Mrs Fleckenstein. Mrs. II. NJ. TUelle Mrs.
Frank Van Duyne. Misses Ida May Lord and
Donalda Donald Tho guests were: Mrs.
II. B. Farwell Allen Kreger TratY Spindler,
DAIMLER. Deebach. Phillips Miller, Brink.
Bascom, Lewis. Mccartney, r. Schffman,
Swift. Matthews Donald F. Smith, J. Middle
ton. DAM. Edward Meyer, Schaelfan, Miss
Krieger.
TWICKINGHAM CLUB.
The buckingham Cinch club met at the
home Of Mrs. w. c. Montgomery Wednesday
evening. The hostess was assisted by Miss
hyl6 anu MISS EtlbTSOU. Inc uTSL Prizes
were won by Mrs. Montgomery and ]. L.
Kleinfetter. Consolation prizes by Miss Aggie
Arth and G. Arth. The next meeting OF the
club will be at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. L. Kleinfelter. Of 1923 East Seventh street.
PIQUET PARTY AND LUNCHEON.
A plquet party was given last evening by
Miss Finch. of Summit avenue.
Miss TarboX gave a luncheon OF twelve
covers yesterday for Miss Gotham.
IARIEY WAX WORKS
The cast OF characters in the farley Wax
Works entertainment to be given in the Day
ton avenue church this evening. is: Mrs. jar
ley, Charles Fairchild; Little Nell, Maurice
Dunlap; Grover Cleveland, Mr.. VanderwarSer;
ex-Preslden. Harrison, E. NJ Ware; Man who
Told the Truth, f. c. Stringer; Buebird,
Mayor Doran. In addition to these attrac-
lions there will be some merry distractions
and grewsome pleasantries in the shape OF a
chamber OF horrors; Gen. Weyler. a room
full Of horror In himself. There viii be rep
resented. also bicycle fend and football
fool, and best Of all an imaginary thing they
call woman with a secret'-an these will
be in wax works, but will nevertheless, at the
touch OF a magic button wax eloquent.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
The Young Ladies Euchre club met yester-
day with Miss Grace Sanbcrn. Of Virginia
avenue.
given by Edward Mckee and william Farwell
at their studio in the Moore block.
An informal hop will be given Jan. 10 by
the Ben Ami Social club.
The Evening Social club will give an enter
tainment and dance tomorrow night at Odd
Fellows hall, Fifth and Wabasha.
A chicken pie supper. followed by a doll
carnival. will be given at lOl East Third
street this evening, by the Ladies Aid Society
OF the Bates Avenue VI. E. Church.
The Woman's Work Society OF the Central
Presbyterian Church will mCet this afternoon
IN the church parlors.
The ladies' Societies OF the First Baptist
church Will hold a union meeting this after