The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-03
MUSIC'S FAIR DEVOTEES
MEMBERS OF THE SCHUBERT CLUB
ENJOY A RICH PROGRAMME


Century Club Re-eIects It's OFF,
cers-Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley
Rhodes Give q Tea-Receptions
and Entertainments Yesterday.
In the handsome auditorium Of Park
congregational church the women of
the Schubert club listened to one of the
nnest programmes given this season.
j. warren Andrews, Of Minneapolis,
called forth glorious tones from the
great organ and warm applause from
the Schubert club. Mr.. Andrews gave
Mendelssohn's Fourth Organ Sonata,
Up. TO- an Ave Maria" from Arcadelt-
List; Krebs' Concert Fugue in G;;''
and "Vesper Bells''i (Spinney).
Two former members of the club
were heard yesterday. Mrs. Katherine
X. Kltch, of Rockford, ILL.,, who has a
Inc erect of her singing would have
been pleasanter had there been more
eVenness about it, although her work
as whole was decidedly artistic She
sang The Dance of the Dragon Flies"
by DHardelot; Young Colin" by
Broadwood; Alilsens "a Song of
THANKSGIVING" and Yea or Nay" an
OLD french song. Mrs. Louis Mich
accompanied her
a "
Albany, n. Y, cannot be too strongly
commended. Her touch is strong and
rellant, and at the same time wonder
Iully delicate, and her rendition yes
terday OF ChOpin's 'ScherZo No 3, Oh.
~ won for her round after round of
applause and second encore.
MISS Wakeman, of Minneapolis, play
ed Etude Symphomique, " from Cham
made, with taste and comprehension
Mrs. Dorr, the president. urged all to
attend the organ recital Saturday even
ing. She announced the usual COM
mlttee meeting this morning in the
Phoen1x block, and made several inter-
estlng comments on the musical con-
Ventlon in Chicago last week. The next
regular club meeting will be held in
two weeks, in the evening" There will
be an especially good programme ar
ranged, and other pleasant features
Mrs. Bryan, who is the guest of Mrs. David
Colvill this week, is being entertained in
formally at the homes of many of her former
friends in this city. Today Mrs. C. p Brown
gives thimble-bee in Mrs Bryan's favor.
i, Rev. and Mrs Dudley Rhodes, assisted by
the Ladies' Aid society. gave a tea yesterday
IN the guild hall of st. Johns church. and
the girls of the Altar guild assisted at the
retreshment tables. Mrs A. s. Morton serye1
conee, and Mrs. Cooper presided at the tea
table The rooms were bright and attractive
nifty ladies' called during the afternoon
In the Dayton Avenue Presbyterian church
the women of the Century club held their an
nual meeting. The affairs of the Century
club are not given out to the public How
ever II was SAID that the programme given
e2ch alternate Wednesday afternoon given
ly interesting and at yes erdays meeting the
ola ohcers were all reelected.
Mrs. Timothy Foley gives large reception
Wednesday from to 6 O'Clock, at her home
on Summit avenue. The guests are Invited to
meet Miss Lawton, of Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w Hardenbergh, of Cen
tral park entertained at dinner last even
ing.
The second of a series of card parties was
given yesterday by Mrs A. G. Briggs. at
her home, on Fairmount avenue. Assisting
were MISS Pierce, Miss Woodruff and Mis-,
Marion White.
Mrs Franklin Krieger, entertains Tuesday
at the Schiffman residence, on Summit ave
nue..
A musical and literary entertainment will
pc gwen this evening in Clinton Avenue NJ
e. church, for which the following pro-
gramme has been announced:
Part /
Violin solo-Allegro from 18th Concerto
Soprano Solo '- . 'e'Ole'''
a. Daddy ....I Rnhrand-
b. "Vioe;s 49,. - Woodman
Mrs. Edmund E. Smith. " ''0-'i''"
Contralto solo-'My Queen - .Blumentrial
n Miss Elizabeth Wood ~ - '''''
Readfng-"A Sisterly Scheme Runner
Mrs. Grace R:dgway.
Baritone solo-"The Bell Ringer
Mr.. Robert eedd "; " Wallace
Duet-.'Go Pretty Rose" ...Theo Marzials
Mrs. Smith and Mr.. stevens. D'''0
piono c, ..c.z.,,,,
Miss Bessie Ethlyn Hard. '''--
Contralto Solo-4Trust and Believe
Gerald Lane
Reading-"G lden Scene from MARY
Mrs. Grace Ridgway. = '''niiier
Baritone solo-''Toreador's Love Song.
Mr. Hal. j. Stevens. 0u'n0iS
Soprano SSIo-"Mignon,' -. Guy D'Hardelot
The Jackson Drew Mothers club met yes
terday. Mrs. Noonan contributed vocal Sc
lecticns to the programme. There was
readings by Miss Jamson and Mrs A. P.
Campbell.
The ladies of Woodland Park church give
a silver tea today al the home of Mrs D. ID
Smith. on Goodrich avenue. Mrs. T. S. Temp
kins reads.
An art social was given last evening at
IL.
Miss Miller, Miss Bollinger and Mr.. Camp
bell composed the committee.
The Economy Whist club meets Friday
with Mrs. Hall, of Wilkins street.
The several divisions of the Ladies' So
ciety of the First Baptist church hold union
meeting tomorrow afternoon at the home of
Mrs F. Northrup, of Summit avenue.
The Ladies' Aid Society of ST. James Eng
lish Lutheran Church gives a missionary tea
today at the home of Mrs. A Olson, of Sher-
burne avenue.
The Epworth League of Olivet NJ. f. Church
gives a social this evening at the home of
Mrs. Henry Holder
The Athletic association of the Central high
school gives dancing party Friday evening
Mrs. Graves, of Selby avenue, entertained
the Alert Euchre club yesterday
Company l, n. G. S. NJ, is making ar
engagements for a grand ball to be given at
Masonic Temple, Minneapolis, on Feb. r.
Mrs. Henry S. Baker of ST. Anthony Park
entertains today from to O'Clock at pig
Blake avenue. Tomorrow evening Mr.. Baker
will receive with his wife from to II o'clock
Mrs. A J. Stone gives large card party
today, the first of series of two.