The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-13
NEW DERTHICK CLUB.
Local Musical People Form an Or
ganizatiOn for the Cultivation of
RaGnnd MusionI TnS4O II, g pnuI

ganixatiOn for the Cultivation of
Refined Musical Taste in ST. Paul.
meeting for the election of officers was
he'd by the Derthick club at the home of
Mrs. H. C. Munson, in the Buckingham, last
evening The object of the society, which is
branch Of the national organization, is to
afford its members a liberal musical and
art education from the standpoint Of the lis
tener and observer. It's theory is to create
a refined musical taste and prepare the
mind to perceive and enjoy the higher beau
ties Of music and the kindred arts through
literature Its plan Is finely formulated
course of study and entertainment to be pur-
sued by each club under competent and care
full direction, and extending through two
entire seasons. The officers elected last
evening were: President, S. G. Iverson; vice
president, Mrs. T. R. Simpson; secretary,
Miss Ada IYerson; treasurer, Mrs. P. w
Nelson; librarian, 9. s. Brown.
The first formal meeting will be held the
last Monday in October.
Cards have been received in St. Paul an
nouncing the marriage in Duluth, Sept 10, of
Miss Elizabeth Turner. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Turner, to Frank Ernest Wy
man, night editor of. the Duluth News
tered at the Windsor in this city, and after
Oct. l will be at home at 5725 Oneida street,
Duluth.
The women OF Peoples church have ar
ranged to give a reception this evening in
the church parlors for DR.. and Mrs. Samuel
G. Smith, who have just returned from
Europe All church members and friends
of Dr.. and Mrs. Smith are cordially invited.
The committee 1I 9r in charge includes Mrs A. D.
son and Mrs. Asa Goodrich. The hours are
from 8 until IL o'c!ock:
The Ladies Aid society, Sons of Veterans,
held an enjoyable entertainment in Central
hall last evening. The programme opened
with song by Miss Annie Groat. Mrs.
Schitfmann was heard in two readings and
Miss Stella Swank and Homer Swank did
mirth-provoking cake walk. Later Miss
Gertrude Schifmann and Miss Lorene Beard,
two little mascots, did a second cake walk
Miss Ida Lightner and Miss Hattie Hadlich
gave an excellent exhibition Of Indian club
swinging. There was dancing and later re-
freshments. Miss Clyde Snyder and
Charles Cassler furnished music for dancing.
Mrs. Josie Haddock was In charge IL the
entertainment, Among the guests were:
Beard, Miss Irene Jones, Mrs. Wallace. Mrs.
Kennedy, Roy Lyons, a sailor from the New
port Al Winship and others.
The Women's Auxiliary to the ex-Prison-
ers Of War Association hold meeting
Wednesday, at 2:90 y. M, with Mrs. Giles,
at The state university.
The Midsummer Euchre club meets Tues
day, Sept. 20, with Mrs. c. w. Johnson, Of
Virginia avenue
Mr.. and and Mrs. Fred Severance. of Bel
Genville. Wis, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. B, Doran. Mrs. DOran entertains Friday
for Mrs. Severance
The women's Missionary Society of West
minister Church meets Thursday afternoon
nue.: Japan" and the Outlook are the
subjects Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. William Cook
and Mrs. Keck are on the programme.
The opening reception of the school Of elo-
cuticn, for which cards were issued yester-
day. will be held Wednesday evening, Sept
q. from to TO- in the studios on the sew
enth floor of the Pioneer Press building.
Miss Nellie Hope gives a pupils recital
and reception the evening OF the 18th, in her
studio in tue Chamber Of Commerce tuild-
ing.
Anna Stone and Ilene Lang. two Chinese
girls. will appear in their native costumes
at tho meeting Of the Womans Foreign
Missionary society in the parlors of the First
NJ. Z. church, this afternoon. and Mrs.
Joyce, wife OF the bishop. will speak on the
mission.
The Cooperative Society of the Atlantic
Congregational Church will meet this aft
ernoon at $780, IN the parlors Of the church.
The executive committee Of the st. Paul
in Plymouth church to arrange plans for
the coming meetings Of the year,
The Young Peoples Society Of Christian
Endeavor Of Atlantic Church Will meet in
the parlors IF the church Wednesday even
ing for the lection of officers
Mrs. William olmstead. of East Fourth
street, will leave Thursday evening for May
Vile, n: D., to join her husband where
they will make their future home.
John Zeglin has returned from Waconia
after three months visit with relatives
Mrs. Daisy NJ. Chislett, OF Chicago is Wis
iting Mrs Charles L. Robinson, Of S4S North
Washington street.
Judge and Mrs. George Mann. OF Calves
ton. Tex. arc visiting Mrs. Lynn, of 459
Portland avenue.
Mrs. e. V. Smalley has gone to Omaha.
Gushing Wright left Sunday night for Phil
lips academy.