The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-07
DAYS SOCIAL NEWS
THE ART CLUB DIRECTORS ARE
PLEASED WITH THE SCHOOLS
PROSPECTS
WHICH ARE REGARDEDB BRIGHT
MIR. and Mrs. A. Il. WaIIich Give u
Handsome Card Party mt Their
Home on Selby Avenue-MusicaI
Entertainment at the Home of
Mrs. William ThOmpson-Ques-
mel Testimonial Tonight.

Entertainment at the Home OF
Mrs. William ThOmpson-Ques-
mel Testimonial Tonight.
The board of the st. Paul School of Fine
Arts met yesterday In the Moore block. As
thls was the first meeting since the coming
OF the new director there was more or less
routine work to be covered. The attendance
at the school so far has been excellent and al
the dl1ferent classes are filing WELL
mere have been thirteen new casts or
gefed by MIR. Comins from p. P. CaprOni OF
Boston. They are casts of elementary work
and couple Of large busts of Hermes and
venus Judge Nelson and Mrs. j. e. Schadle
spect.
Mr.. Comins has made a very favorable i'm
preston on ali the members of the board
VINO leel the utmost confidence in his judg-
nsnt III regard to what Is best for the
the work Will probably be the result. It was
decided TO give Mr. Comins a large reception
OCT. ~ In the studios in the Moore block. A
committee to arrange for the reception was
appointed as follows: Mrs George B. Young,
Mrs. e. M. Prouty, Mrs. George Thompson
MRS. w. T. Graves and Mrs. B. l.. Good
KIND k1 MLs. Monlort, the president appointed
Mrs. Metcalf and Mrs Schadle to arrange
Tor an exhibition OF the work OF the school to
be held at the same time.
Mr.. and Mrs A. P. Wallich, of Selby ave-
nue., gave a handsome card party last even
ing, entertaining six tables Of progressive
euehre; All the details were IN keeping
with the handsome interior Of the large
rooms. Roses and palms and q wealth OF
other bright blossoms decorated mantes and
banquet table. The first parlor was in scar
let and yellow, geraniumS and roses carry
ing OUT the brilliant effect: The second room
was in cream, roses again being used with
dainty settings Of smilaX.
me dining room was in pink. beautiful
c6nJ6rDlGC6 LII France
eXquisitely laid table and each corner was
lighted with rose-colored shaded candles.
chestra was stationed during the evening.
Mrs. Wallich received her guests in an elab-
crate gown of pink satin, with overdress
of chiffon, heavily embroidered in silk about
the skirt. The bodice was of gold embroider-
ed lace, with high neck, filled in with puff
ings OF chiffon. Handsome diamond orna-
m men ma, made suitable finish. Assisting were
Mrs. Fred l.. Green, in gown Of blue silk
with oyerdress Of corn-cOlored chiffon and
chiffon trimmings; Mrs. P. S. Carver, who
wore Persian silk, with white satin trim
mings and diamonds, and Mrs. Wallace L.
Wood, in golden brown brocade satin and
black lace Ramoley catered.
The ladies of Acker Relief Lodge No. 7
gave a musical entertainment last evening
at the home of Mrs. William Thompson, on
Wabasha street There was an entertaining
and her pupils, Violet Arbuckle mandolin
Willie Reinhard, mandolin; Ada Douglas,
guitar Miss Leonie Lienau was heard in
a piano solo Laura Chadwick. vocal solo;
Violet Artz, piano, and Walter Lienau, char
acter songs. Among the guests were: e.
r. Bryant Mrs. Eldridge, Mrs. Kenny, Mr..
Mrs. Ross. Mrs: Meeker, Col. Messenger.
Mrs. McPaden, Mrs. Reinhardt, Mrs. Arlta,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt and others.
The Kootenai club reorganized in Wood
rufus hall Wednesday evening and decided
to give the first dancing party for this sea
mo OTf
The following is the programme of Mr..
QuesneIs testimonial concert which takes
place this evening at Central Presbyterian
church: ,'Grande, Marche Nuptiale," duet for
organ and piano, Wdor, Mrs. Frank L. HoT-
mann and Emil Ober-H ofer. Romanza, ''La
Gioconda, Ponchieil; (b) 20 Vision Entranc-
ing ing. |Es s1n. GorIng Thomas, A. P;
Homer N. Bartlett, Mile E. Pottgteser.
Sherzo, OPP. 81, Chopin; Emil Ober-Honer. (a)
Spring Song Mackenzie, Co Elegte Massenet,
With cello qbligato Oscar seage and o. W;
Bellini; Maud Ulmer Jones. La Charlie,
Faure; A. P. Quesnel. Duet from Romeo
and Juliette,' Gounod; Mrs. Maud Ulmer
Jones and A. P. Quesnel Frank L. Hof-
mann, accompanist:
Mrs. John Quincy Adams entertains at
luncheon today for Mrs. James F. Wade and
Mrs. Jenkins.
Mrs. F. B. Doran entertained at dinner
Tuesday for DR.. and Mrs Whitney. The
guests We're Capt. and Mrs. McCardy. DR.. and
Mrs. H. 9. Johnson. Judge and Mrs. Lewis,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Chamberlain.
party of St. Paul young people went
evening as guests of Mrs. Farr who has
converted the building into a Minneapolis
newsboys' home. There was dancing. The
party included Misses Emma Hallberg, Miss
Haw, of Virginia; Miss Nellie Magaw, Miss
Rockwell, Miss Tomkins, Miss Cooper, Fran
els NJ Wheeler, George E. Hallberg, Adolph
and Mrs. Thomas. Mrs A. Morton chape-
roned the party.
George D. Purvis. OF this city, and Mss
Lottie L. Lyde, of Chicago, We're married last
evening at the residence Of Mr.. Charles II.
Johnson, 26 West Winifred street. The Cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Mr.. Ham
bly,, of the Clinton Avenue NJ. E. church.
Masonic lodges. A. F. and A. NJ, gave a
reception to fellow Masons and friends last
evening at Isabel and Wabasha streets. The
Twin City orchestra furnished music during
a banquet the first of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Borden entertained al
dinner Wednesday for Mrs. A. J. Douglass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald NJ. EIlithorp have
issued cards for the marriage of their daugh-
ter Miss Marion Elma Ellithorp, and Charles
home, on Iglehart street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Bradley, of East Sixth
street are entertaining Herbert Schef and
bride. who are on their wedding tour. Mr..
Schell spent three years in Klondlke.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wchman, of East
Fourth street, VII give a euchre party next
Tuesday evening in honor of their fifth we'd
ding anniversary.
Mrs OVYIo aP
tertained at dinner yesterday for Mrs. Frank
Merrill, of Ravine street.
Mrs. Arthur Reeves, of St. Anthony Park
will give lunch party Saturday for a num-
Der Of her cd schOolmates on the bluff.
Mrs. Hoban entertained at a coffee YES
terday afternoon at her home on Fremont
street.
=, A card party will be given in Oxford han
society.
Eastern Star Lodge No. 80, D. of R.. will
"Knoware," Tuesday evening, Oct. H. in
their hail. corner South Wabasha and Fair
field avenue. The story and views will be
somerly Branch No. 1877 I. H.. gives
card rarT this evening in Central hall.
MI. anu MIS- RUSSELL II. DOrr anu family
are at home at 543 Oakland avenue.
Mrs. Eugene Merritt, who has been visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. FarwelI,
S21 Selby avenue, returned home last night.
James O'Shaughnessy, of the Chicago
Chronicle, and Arthur L. Clark, of the New
York Journal, arrived in st. Paul last night
on their way to the scene Of the Pillager In
dian troubles