The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-15
SUCCESSFUL PRESENTATION OF
LIVING PICTURES AT THE CEN
TRIAL HIGH. SCHOOL.
RECITAL BY THE HENscHELs
SCHUBERT CLUB ISSUES A SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS F IT'S COM
ING CONCERT.
SEVERAL PRETTY
EUCHRES.
Commander Burns, of Acker Post
Entertains the Members of That
Organization at His Home.

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A pretty violet and blue euchre party
was given last evening by Mrs. George
w. Gardner at her home on Summit
avenue, for Miss Mairs, one of this
winters buds. Ten tables of progress
sive euchre were played.
Excepting times when st. Paul has
witnessed a successful presentation of
living pictures illustrating the work of
Gibson there has been no more delight
full display of his pictures than was
given in the assembly hall of the Cen
tral high school by the members of the
senior class last evening. The enter
tainment was in every way successful
and proved even more entertaining
than has been anticipated. The pictures
by Gibson, Phil May and Du Maurier
We're shown greatly enlarged upon
screen on the platform, and Mr.. Nc
Kinlay and Miss Blanche Green gave
interesting explanations of the same.
The first picture was an excellent like
ness Of Gibson, and was followed by
his American Girl" Minnie Clark.
Scenes from London" followed most
Of which were familiar to magazine
readers, and also the People from
Dickens" Phil Mays portrait proceed
ed his cartoons, which were exceed
ingly funny, 1.-THE Lost Child" 1.-The
Misunderstanding" Rugby Rules"
''The First Smoke "a SwelI' and
others. There was a gramaphone pro-
gramme during the intermission, and
the high school orchestra gave several
catchy selections.
The Schubert club makes the fol-
lowing special announcement:
I'VE beg leave to announce to the
club and its friends the most important
musical event of the season, namely,
the coming of Mr.. and Mrs. Georg Hen
schel in a song recital, at Central
Presbyterian church, on Monday even
ing, Jan. "a. We cannot overestimate
the value and charm of this recital, for
we shall have henceforth after their
coming an ideal standard of conception
and Interpretation, both in song work
and in piano accompaniment. We urge
that you read carefully the comments
and criticisms we append, noticing that
criticism in this case does not mean
fault-finding." The announcement goes
on to give some data about tickets and
prices, and adds: "The following nam
ed persons cordially indorse the arts
tic merit of the Henschel Song Recital
and pledge to it their patronage and
support.
Richards Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs. D. A.
Miss Katherine Cord Monf9rt;; co.,,
Mr. and Mrs. Theo- Titcomb,
dore Schumacher Z Maj. and Mrs. w. F.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Tucker,
Judge and Mrs. Geb- Colvilie. -
Dr.: and Mrs. ]. A.Mr. and Mrs Russell
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Henry DeI-orme,
Jaggard, Mrs. Vina Avery
Mr.; and Mr., Mrs. Am Smith, ,,,.
Gen. and Mrs. J. F. Miss Keith clark,
M and Mrs Emil o. od5e5iH III IT,,
Mr., and Mrs. w. E. opponhe ms <>''S'
Bramhall,
The Wednesday Afternoon Euchre
club met yesterday with Mrs. ]. S.
Whitacre, of Hague avenue.
A very pleasant cinch party was
given by Miss Mary Maggie at her
home, $50 Livingston avenue, in honor
of Miss Nellie Downing and T. j.
Maggie, of Milwaukee, her guests.
Prizes were won.b by Park Commission
er James Nagle, of minneapolis, and
Miss Sarah Carroll of ST Paul. Re
freshments were served and several
vocal solos given 7iby the guests.
Among those present We're: Mr. and
Mrs. Il. F. Carroll, Mrs. Henry Devlin
Misses Mary and marguerite Slaven,
Carrie and Eliza Rinker, Mamie Far
ley, Katie Egan, Mary O'Brien, Mary
Maggie, Messrs. Charles, Joseph and
Mcnamara, Of Red Wing; T. J. Maggie,
of Milwaukee, and Gustave Slaven.
The Young Peoples Dramatic club
will give a benefit entertainment Fri
day evening of next week, the pro-
ceeds to go toward the library fund.
The "Bicyclists'' will be repeated with
the same cast as at the Peoples church
a month ago.
Mrs. Spangler. Of Dunedin Terrace
entertained at cinch Thursday evening
Prizes were won by Mrs Olive Grewe,
Harry May, Miss Alice Burns and Mr.
GoetZ.
Monday evening Miss Edna Gordy,
1853 South Wabasha street, entertained
number of her friends at a dancing
party in honor of the wedding ami
versary of her parents A most de-
lightful evening was spent by all who
were present. Dainty refreshments
Wre served.
Mrs. Dwight Watson, of Hall avenue,
gave a Russian tea yesterday from 2
to o'clock, for the benefit Of Bethany
church. Mrs. Watson was assisted by
Mesdames Nebinger, Clifford, Schriber
and Bailey.
The Nightly Euchre club meets this
evening with Mrs. Benton, of Iglehart
street.
Jessie Lamb, OF Laurel avenue, gave
a skating party last evening.
A Bible class was organized last
evening at the Central Park M. e.
church by Rev. Mr.. Longley.
The preliminaries for the declama-
tory contest at Central High school
Friday were held Wednesday and