The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-27
ST. LUKEis BENEFIT.
Society All AGOg Over the Gibson
Pictures.

LOAE6S
Society All AGog Over the Gibson
Pictures.
Each day adds new interest to the
| benefit for ST. Luke's, and as the re-
hearsals progress and the time draws
near for the event, society is Weakening
to the fact that there is really some
/ thing interesting to talk about and
something entertaining to look forward
to. Mrs. Hamlin's former success with
the Christmas Carol lends zest to the
anticipation with which Mrs. Pendle-
toms Four in Hand is regarded. OF
| course the living pictures will COM
prise the artistic portion of the at
fair. Gibsons pictures in themselves
are worthy an evenings study, but
Gibson's pictures done in real life with
the most charming women and the
most manly men to be found in one
community, posing, promises 10 De
something along artistic lines unsur-
passable. Messrs. Stem, Powers and
Sonnen have the posing and the settlhg
of the pictures in charge, and previous
delightful successes in this work are
an assurance that they are TO pc all
that is promised. The selection OF SUB
1ects has been a careful one, ana WhIe
one realizes that ST. Paul men and
women are every thing that is charm
ing and correct one is still bit sur
nrised that so many faces have been
found which correspond with Gibson
standard of American beauty Inc
tickets are finding a ready sale anu
there will be q number of merry ooA
parties.
In MINNEAPOLIS this evening the Filhar-
monk club viii close its season with conr
cert in the Lyceum theater, MISS LaInprey, ~
this city will ASST on the programe win win
violin Numbers and Miss RedlOn Will De the
vocal soloist
Cards have been received in the Twin Cities
announcing the marriage OF MISS Eieh
Beach, daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. isaac a.
Beach, Of Cortland, ~, Y, to Wllet Marun
HAYES, one Of the professors at the state az
ric1lturai school. Mr. and Mrs. Hayes will
reside at st. Anthony Park
Of interest to the younger society set VII VII
be the Dramatic cub production OF Twe:Ith
Night in the university annex SATURDAY
evening The following is the cast; DUKE
Orsino L. N Booth; Valentine, F. T. wal
drew Aguecheek, r. c. Faude; sebas ian,
c. F. S3liaway; Antonio. F. T. Wallace;
MaloEo, C. G.. Cotton Clown, H. L: DIXON; ;
Friar NJ. J. Luby; Fab an, NJ M RIng;
Roberto. NJ. j. Luby; Viola, Mss Juliet Hal
lJran Olivia Miss Helen Baker Maria, M IS
Janet Priest. Lords and ladies OF the court
Booth IS the winner of the ate oraloricai
contest The affair is under the direction or
Thomas OMalley, the stage manager OF the
vaudeville attractions appearing in the Twin
Cities this season. A number OF 81. Faul
people will attend Saturday evening.
The West Side German Dramatic club,
which is an offshoot of the Mozart Hall CUB,
will have benefit at Paul Martin oIera
house Saturday evening. On this occasion
the five-act drama of School of Life Will
be produced under the personal direction Of
John Hecker. who will assume the double role
of leading actor and direc.Or. Ed Eckert
will perform the duties of stage manager,
and will impersonate one of the minor parts.
The proceeds will be devoted to securing new
pieces and costumes for the club next season.
The West Side German Dramatic club has
presented several interesting German COM
edies during the season.
The Uniform Rank. X. of p of this city,
will give a grand ball in Pythian hall, Sixth
and Robert stree S, Friday evening, for which
elaborate preparations are beng made The
members of the rank VIII appear in full uni
form. Myrtle Temple No will serve sup
per.
The women Of Park Congregational church
gave a silver tea yesterday afternoon at the
Mrs. x. H. Callahan of Fort Smelling. pre-
sided at the table, and assisting Mrs. Sperry
in receiving were Mrs. Fred Pike and Mrs.
Julia Gallup.
The Century club meets tomorrow afternoon
in Dayton avenue church. The Thursday
club has been invited to attend.
The Swedish-American club has made gen
erous preparation for the dancing party its
members have arranged 10 give tomorrow
evening in Central hall The grand march
begins at half-past O'Clock, and a we'll
selected programme of popular dance numbers
has been prepared. The cards of invitation
were issued last week.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians, Division
No. l. gave dancing party and minstrel chow
in Central hall last evening, followed by sup
per served by the women of the auxiliary.
There was a good attendance, many outside
orders being represented. The committee was
composed of A. Mcdonald, S. j. Agner j. B.
Peuters F. Herman and VI. C. Murphy. The
women in charge Of the supper room were
Misses Annie Dougan Hughes, Dohn, Cook
Tighe, Keaing, Reardon and Mrs. Burch.
ers' club will be held this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. J. B. West. 81 Crocus place.
4 The Human Nature Social cub gives a
card party this evening in Central hal. hop
VIII follow.
Katherine Bender, daughter of Mrs. Peter
Bender of "a College avenue will take piace
Wednesday at O'Clock in Assumption
church.
Mrs. McCardy. Of the Buckingham, gave a
musicale yesterday.
The young women of ST. Marys guild gave
a Photographic entertainment last evening al
the home Of Mrs Bodleson. of Clinton ave-
nue.
The annual meeting of Nathan Hale chap
ter, D. A. R., will be held this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Rufus Davenport, 691 Holly
avenue.
ST. Paul chapter, D. A. R.. holds it's regular
meeting this afternoon in Dayton Avenue
church.
Mrs. ]. ". Straight. of Hague avenue, gave
a pupils recital last evening.
Miss Mabel Robinson. Of Dayton avenue,
entertained party of university students last
evening.