The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-20
tSS GRACE DAMS DEBUT AS A
SINGER BEFORE a4IE sCHU-
BERT CLCB.
N ENJOYABLE PROGRAMME.
iDICATIONS POINT TO LARGE
a AUDIENCE TO HEAR THE
HENSCHELS.
HIST AND EUCHRE PARTIES.
. rs. Oliver DaIrympie Entcrtafns-
4 Events on the Card for the
Near Future.

miss Grace Danz, one Of st. Paul's
Young singers, made her debut before
ple Schubert club yesterday afternoon
ri md at once won a place in the ranks Of
peal artists. Miss Danz is but a girl
icing only sixteen years of age, and
,er voice so far has received no train
lg. But she is possessed of a remark
Dbly clear, strong contralto voice
Which she uses well and with no affec-
alton. For church music her voice is
perfect and there is no doubt of a bril-
giant future before the young woman
Unless she strains her vocal chords by
Too early and too heavy work. Her Sc
lection yesterday was G. Whitney
romb's THE Christ Child" Two par
kicularly pleasing numbers on yester-
Hays programme were songs by H. e.
Phillips Arthur Bergh, the young Min
kleapOlis viOlinist was heard once. Mr.
k3erghs work is known in st. Paul and
us always well received. He is one Of
1.-THE most promising Violinists in the
Erwin Cities. Mrs. H. NJ. Knox read
Jan instructive paper on the symphony.
Mrs. F. B. Jilson and Amelia Olmsted
awere heard in piano numbers, and Miss
tZenzius, Miss Hartsinck, Mrs. Curtis
Eand Mrs. Elliott were heard in duet
Enumber.
l. The advance sale of seats for the
Schubert club entertainment, to be CIV
/ en- at Central Presbyterian church,
Monday night, is already large enough
| to insure a creditable house for Mr..
/ and Mrs. Henschel. A member Of the
L Schubert club now in Boston has just
attended one Of the Henschel recitals
and writes: Tell everybody to go next
Monday night without fail, for Mr.. and
Z Mrs Henschel are great artists. They
have been singing here for three weeks
to packed houses" 1t must not be I'M
3 derStood that the voices Of these sing
ers are so beautiful in themselves; 1T
( is the perfection and refinement Of
tkair art; the marvellous accompani-
| ments of Mr.. Henschel and the sym
pathetic ensemble" which makes them
| famous. It has been said by a noted
| critic that there are no ifs and 'ands'
and butts when listening to the Hen
I schels, but a calm relaxation of the
critical spirit
The boys Of the choir of st. Johns
Episcopal church give a concert this
evening in the Guild house, Kent street
and Portland avenue. The proceeds
will go toward the music fund. The
. boys have won popular favor with their
clear, sweet voices, which have been
intelIigently trained under C. H. Nor
mington.
Mrs Thad c. Jones. of Grand ave-
nue., entertained Informally yesterday
ID
Mrs. Oliver Dalrymple. Summit ave
MS gave a duplicate whist party yes
teSlay afternoon. There were six
tables. The rooms were decorated with
white and red. Assisting were Mrs.
firam r. Stevens, Mrs. Clarke Dali
rymple and Miss Carpenter.
Mrs. Percy NJ Roberts, of Marshall
avenue, gave a ten-table progressive
euchre party yesterday, assisted by Mrs.
Haydn S. Cole, Mrs. B. F. Ellison, Mrs.
Cavanagh, Miss Cavanagh, Miss Chap
man and Miss Haynes.
Mrs A B. Stickney entertains Fri
day evening for Miss Jean Stickney
and Miss Florence c.. Allen.
The Girls Dramatic Society of the
Glass of '98, Central high school, gave
a dancing party last evening in Crocus
hill club house. Several Of the teach
ers acted as chaperones, and receiving
were the Misses Phoebe Nicholas, Mar
garet Lewis, Marjorie Rood, Eleanor
Dickinson Nellie Gallup, Marion Brod-
erick, Marion Chapman, Mary Swain,
Ethel Hall, Marie Dach, Bessie Bolton
and Freda Nauman.
Friends of Miss Minnie Hanft daughter of
ITor, Of pncn
street. rendered her a pretty surprise Sun
day afternoon and evening. The occasion
was Miss Hanft's birthday. and an excellent
musicale programme was given by Mrs. e.
Z Rauff Miss Carrie Debach, Miss Lindeke and
Edward Cline.
Mrs. A. B. Plough entertained at cards last
evening at her home, on I'airmount avenue.
Mrs John Clark, of Dayton avenue enter
tains at euchre this afternoon fer Mrs w. A.
Guile, CT Chicago.
Mrs. ]. s. Mackey. of Paramount avenue,
entertains at euchre today.
The Thursday circle meets this morning
with Mrs. Gardner Moore, on Goodrich ave-
nue.
Mrs. A. D. Henderson. of the Clinton enter
tains the Neighbors Cinch club this evening.
The Political Equality club met yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Soule, on Isa-
bel street. ard it was decided to circulate
petitions asking the new city charter commits
sion to allow women the privilege of voting on
the school board, provided by the state
constitution. Mrs. st. Pierre resigned as
secretary, the vacancy to be filled at the
next meeting.
Miss Bessie Lathe Scovell met the women of
the willard w. c. T. U. yes erday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Hare. on Congress
street. and made brief address in the inter
ests of the work. and more especially in this
city. Mrs. Francis Palmer made a short talk
the golden rule and its pracicability In
business life telling of the experiences of
the Mayor of Toledo. who has run his fac
tories with success under the strict guidance
of this text. Mrs. Hare served refreshments
at the close of the meeting, and an Informal
reception was held for State President Mrs.
Scovell.
The West Side Monument association held
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