The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-23
MUSICAL AND SOCIAL.
Some Attractive Features That
Promise Excellent Enjoyment.

Some Attractive Features That
Promise Excellent Enjoyment.
1t has been learned that 1000 seats
have been sold for the Max Heinrich
concert to come off in Minneapolis
Wednesday evening, and that being
unable to gain admission there many
Minneapolis people are coming to st.
Paul Thursday night to hear this az
fist here. There will be an entire
change Of programme in the two cities.
The Schubert club is enthusiastic over
its success in having secured Heinrich
and a leading local musician says that
no vocal student or elocutionist should
fail to hear him. as he is as great
dramatically as vocally and his illus
tration of song work will be worth
more than a whole term Of lessons.
Mr.. Heinrich will be heard in Park
church Thursday evening of this week.
The women Of Merriam Park have
arranged to give a Mardi Gras carni-
val entertainment March in Wood
ruff hall. The proceeds will go toward
a reading room.
The women of Park Avenue Baptist
Mission will give a musical entertain
ment Thursday evening in A. o. u.
w. hall, 918 Rice street. An excellent
programme is announced.
The st. Paul Chorus society recently
organized offers to the singers Of St.
Paul an opportunity to cooperate in
the public production of important
chorus works. The society will give
three concerts during the season 1897
and 1898 at which eminent artists will
appear. Singers desiring to become
members will be subjected to an exam
ination of voice and sight reading. APP
plicantS will be examined Wednesday
afternoons at Howard and FarWells
by Claude Madden, the director, and
other days by Prof. Ttcomb in his
studio. Rehearsals will begin the first
Tuesday evening in March at the piano
rooms of Howard, Farwell & Co. Mr..
Madden has had success in previous
work in this line and will no doubt
succeed in the present undertaking.
At a social at the First NJ E. church
Friday evening next the Peak sisters,
of Alaska, will give one of their per-
formances and musical selections will
also be rendered by Mr.. Homer Hill
man. Refreshments will be served. a
committee Of the ladies being in
charge. including Mesdames Benton.
chairman; Hillman, Vernon, Penniman,
Garter, Luce, Dunning, Avery, jerks
and Stewart.
The Nathan Hale Chapter Of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion will meet this afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Henry Schurmeier. No.
600 Holly avenue.
At the San Mateo Yesterday afternoon Mrs
D. F. Vail gave Washington party enter
tanning at cards. The decorations were pa
triotic and pretty. The women assisting
were Mrs. H. N. Stevenson Mrs H. n
White, Miss Perry and the Mis-es Cowles.
At the tables, were Mrs. Stoughton, Mrs.
Fl. Doe, Mrs H ]. Haynes Mrs. p. NJ
Prouty. Mrs. Samuel Mccoy. Mrs H. Roths-
child, Mrs. c. s. Cowles. Mrs. NJ. P. Can
field. Mrs c. H. Robinson. Mrs. Mills, Mrs
Treat. Mrs crandall Mrs: J. Mcciure, MRS.
A. NJ Woodward, Mrs. G. Pilkington Mrs
F. 4. Gilman; Mrs: E; E. Hughson, Mrs. 4.
]. Trumbull. Mrs. F. H. Burghardt, Mrs. s.
a. Reed Mrs. c. E. Daniels, Mrs. E. S.
Eells
Mrs. Ernest Putnam gave euchre rartv
at the Virginia yesterday afternoon, assisted
BY Miss Rhodes ard Miss Virginia BoruD
The guests were Mrs; P. Hevener, Mrs
Warner, Mrs. Alfred Guteman, Mrs. Charles
Palmer and Mrs Wendell. Mrs Wills. Mrs
Fertig. of Minneapolis; Miss Eva Pope Mss
Davies, Miss Speechley.
This evening at the Furness home. on Ely
change street. Miss Furness and Miss Lam
prey will give a german to this years debu-
tantes. The affair will be one Of the pref
test Of the season.
Mrs. Crawford Livingston entertains this
evening at her home Summit avenue
Progressive euchre will be PLAYED
Miss Winchester, Of the Marlborough. gave
a luncheon yesterday for her mother Mrs
Winchester. -
Mrs. W. P. Johnson, of selby avenue. en-