The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-27
MUSICAL AND SOCIAL.
Concert at Bethlehem Church To
night-Club Jews.

A concert, under the direction of Mrs.
Russell r. Dorr, will be given at
Bethlehem Presbyterian church, Ram
sey and Pleasant avenue, this evening.
The following is a complete pro-
gramme:
Piano Solo
A-Ich AEtnda Lebe Dich"...'...:;;:G :Grsg
Miss Eloise Shryock.
"Song Of Hybrias. the Cretan". j. W. Elliott
H. E. Phillips.
Cello Solo-Fantasie on Russian
Airs ....... .........De Warlamoff- Hummer
: William Geist. Mrs. stahl, accompan.st.
Soprano Solo
B-"velchen Freue Dich NIT
Mrs. Paul Paul zumbach. ;iii,aci. ''''' -''''
Violin Solo
B-Hungarian Danse .............. Brahms
Mr.. Raymond Shryock
Vocal pssa, ;, 9gartette-"No .s Evil Shall
~ Aeoiian ouartette. 'A' o0s'''
Messrs Zumbach. Campbell, Munson and
Harmon.
Cornet solo-"Roslein i'm Wald"O. L. Fischer
E. P. Bolton.
Vocal Duet-"The Night ht''..... .Milotti
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zumbach.
Baritone Solo-"Der Wanderer". 80. Schubert
Violin Solo-"Mignon" 49, Thomas -Sarasate
Raymond shryock.
Vocal Quartette-
AhGvs's ola Sweet Song .MO7loy;smlth
Aeolian Quartette.
Piano Solo-"Wilde-J Jagd" L;szt
Miss Shryock.
Cornet Solo-Clover Leaf Polka. ..... Casey
E. P. Bolton.
The Merriam Park Women's club
held its annual meeting yesterday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Ter
Bush. A paper On Social Shams,"
was read by Mrs. N. H. Crandall and
the former president made an address
and also led in a drill in parliamentary
law. The following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: Mrs. Hetta
Hilscher. president; Mrs. Sue Greir,
vice president; Mrs. Hattie Wood, Sec
ond vice president: Mrs. Harry Gran
dali, secretary; Mrs. Hattie Wood. cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Anna And
rews, treasurer. and Mrs. D. L. Kings
bury, Mrs. Eliza Hanson and Mrs.
Kate Crosby. directors.
A meeting Of the Monument associa-
ton, Of Merriam Park, will be held
Saturday, June 5, at the residence of
Mrs. Kingsbury.
The Monument association, of st. Anthony
Park. will hold its Memorial day services
and to which the men are invited. The
musical programme will include vocal solos
by Mrs. Mathews. of Merriam Park, and D.
2. Clark. of the park. Selections by the
flower girls Of the G. A. R. convention.
Papers will also be read relating to Me-
mortal day. One Of the pretty features of
the evening will be a vase of remembrance.
which is to be filed with flowers by those
wishing to honor an old soldier. These.
flowers will, the next day. be put on the
graves designated OF, If no. name is given.
on some other grave. The hostesses Of the
evening will be Mesdames Parker. H. E.
Partridge, j. P. Jacobson, M. E. Partridge.
NJ. NJ. Martin, Condit. Ellison Standon and
Whitman. all Of whom are veterans wives.
The Ladies' Social Society Of Park Congre-
gational Church will have their tithing dollar
supper at the church parlors this evening
at 6:30 o'clock. A social time will follow
the gathering of the tithes.
The Irish-American club will give their
May dancing party Friday evening at their
club rooms in the Endicott.
Mrs. A. A. White entertained the charity
committee of Christ church at luncheon yes
terday. Covers we're laid for ten, and the
tables were prettily decorated with nlacs.
The Peoples church will give river ex-
cursion Saturday to st. Croix Falls and re-
turn.
Mrs. T. L. Hacker entertained the North
Side Cinch club Monday evening at her home
on Raymond avenue.
A musical programme will be given Friday
evening at Sjobreg's hall, Payne avenue and
Wells street, as follows:
Quartette-Selection-O Anderson, first tenor;
Aug. Sandberg, second tenor; H. Huffman,
first bass G. A. sandberg ,as second mashor bass;
"Supposing" ...... -. Miss Augusta Wicklund
"scene de Ballet -. Prof. ]: J. Appelon
''The Swedish Sailor. .Normaendenes Sing
ing Society.
Baritone 500 ....... Hon. J. Aug Nilsson
Sverige 1897 Speech by j. O. Cederberg
Quartette Selection
Concerto de Faust 49,. Prof. j. ]. Appelon
Swedish Folksongs Miss Augusta Wicklund
"Hor jag Forsens Wilda Falp'-
Nordmaendenes Singing Society
Hon. L. P. White, of Brainerd, Mimi, Is
visiting his son, A. A. White, Of Summit
avenue.
Mrs. Munson of the Buckingham, returned
yesterday from Saltwater.
Mrs Chas. McGuffee, of Nashville, Tenn,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Perrin, Of Lincoln
avenue.
Mr.. Hamilton, of Botteneau, N. D., is the
guest of Mrs. A. A. White.
Mrs, Mary E. Martin is visiting in Barron,
Wis.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harmon will go to
the lake Saturday.