The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-03
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
SCHUBERT CLUB ENJOYS ANOTHER
GOOD PROGRAMME

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Miss EstcII Rose Heard In ContraIto
soIo-Mrs. GeIdreich Entertains
Party of Friends at the Colon
nnde-Annual Breakfast of Fed
Grated Woman Clubs.
Miss Estell Rose was heard in sew
eral charming cpntraito solos at the
Schubert recitaloayesterday afternoon,
and was received with approval by the
majority Of the members of the club.
Miss Rose has "a deep, powerful con-
tralto. with much lthat Is dramatic
about it, and shows excellent training
In its use Her middle and upper reg
listers are not so good as her lower
tones, but in many of the numbers she
gave there was nothing but delight to
be gained by herr hearers.
One Of the best numbers given dur
Ing the afternoon. and the programme
arranged was unusually good, was the
piano solo by Miss May Strong. who
stands at the head Of local pianists.
Miss Strong is an artist to the very
ends OF her fingers, and never gives
anything but pleasure. Her work i'm
proves steadily, and prominent must
clans have long promised a brilliant
| future for this young pianist She
gave Chopin's BalIade OPP. At.
A Well-selected quartette, composed
Of Miss Tanning, Miss Tolman, Miss
Dougan and Miss Braden, was heard
| in the overture to the Hindoo tragedy
"Sakuntala.' A-@,so,-
Mrs. Deter gave Chaminade's "Au-
tumn,' and Mrs Wagner and Mrs.
Deter gave the final duo for two pi-
amos, Saint Saens' Variations sur un
Theme de Beethoven" Their playing
was remarkable for it's strength. Miss
| Rose was accompanied by Mrs. Mich,
and gave two German songs and four
selections from Schubert
All of the artists suffered from a mis-
take about the pianos, and much of
the beauty of the music was marred
by the poor condition of the baby
grands at last secured
A small company of friends was en-
tertained by Mrs. Geldreich at the
Colonnade last evening. Yesterday
part Of the ewing Mrs. Geldreich's'
apartments on the fourth floor were
| thrown open, and an informal musical
programme given by a mandolin club.
Later there was delicious luncheon
in the dining hall on the first floor, and
then dancing. The tables were deco
rated with carnations. and the hall
| handsomely arranged with palms and
hung with evergreens. Mrs. Geldreich
was assisted by her small son, Walter.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs Wood,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Mcmillan,
the Misses Mcmillan, Mrs. Burnham,
Mrs. Mcnamara, Mr.. and Mrs. Gutter
son, Mrs. Larson, Messrs. Peterson,
Schroeder, Solly, Dellafield and Hen
| derson.
The annual reception and breakfast by
the Federation of Womens Clubs takes place
this morning, in Masonic Temple, Minneap-
Oils. The reception hour is from II to 1
| o'c.ock. and following comes the breakfast.
This is the most important club event in the
| state, and will be attended by women from
nearly every town in Minnesota.
The Century Club Of st. Paul will be one Of
| the clubs representa-. having been one of the
most recent clubs which have joined the
| federation. The ladies attending from St.
Paul will be Mrs. Denis Toilet Mrs. Henry
schurmeier Mrs. W. E. BramhaII. Mrs N.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Brennan. of sos Conway
street entertained at progressive euchre
and Mrs. W. Ryan. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Jennings,
Mr.: and Mrs. H. Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Reid Mr.. and Mrs. L. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs
B. Foley. X: Genghan. E.. Moloney, H. and
X. Quinn. N. Ryan, M Hogan, M Moloney
and the Messrs. T. Gavaghen, P. .Moloney,.
P. Boyle W. Kerby, p. <Bannon B. McQuade,>
T. Gallagher. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Dowd and j. Jennings. head. and Mrs. Reid
and w. Kerby, foot.
| An adjourned meeting Of Nathan Haze chap
ter, D. A. R., was held yesterday afternoon,
at the home of Mrs. Henry Schurmeier, on
| Holly avenue. Although there has been more
or less friction among the members of the
national society. the meeting Of this local
| chapter yesterday was particularly harmoni-
| ous and was thoroughly enjoyed by al pres
emit The regent was absent, not having re-
| turned from Washington. and Mrs A. T.
Hall presided gracefully in her stead. Mrs.
| Fagley read an interesting paper on the early
colonies of Rhode Island, and some unimpor-
| tant business closed the meeting.
THE Lady Of Lyons" for which rehearsa.s
have been in progress since the LIST of Feb
| ruary, will be given at the high school Thurs
day, March TO- under the direction of Mrs
James Weirick. by the members of the class
Of 49, The cast follows: Pauline Dechap-
Louise West: Widow MelnotteI Edith Dabney:
Janet Janet, florence Florence Ely; Marion, Belle Butter;
Giaqde Menotte Brson Dorr Colonel Damas,
son; CLAWS. Roy 4Squires; Mons. Dechap-
elles. Mason Chase; landlord David Arnsohn:
Gaspar Halstead Moody;s first officer. Harry
tary, Benjamin Edwards. The reserve seats
| may be secured Of George Brock No tickets
will be sold beyond the seating capacity of
| the hall. p TX. -
Mrs. Charles WhiRple returns from the East
Friday, and Will be the guest Of her brother,
DR.. Mclean, Of Mackubin street, for a yery
short while previous to her departure for the
West to join her. husband, Maj. Whpple
| Mrs Hector Baxter afd Miss Janney. Of
| Minneapolis, were guests from the Thursday
| musicale to the Schubert club recital yester-
| day. Miss Rose was Mrs. Bakers guest last
| week, and appeared before the ThurEdsy musi-
| cal, receiving fiattering welcome.
Mrs. Walter sanborn entertains at luncheon
today.
Mrs, BerryhNl, Of Portland avenue, enter
Fol info vail
| Mrs. Russell R. Dorr entertained very in
| formally but most delightfully."- last evening
| at her Crocus hill home for Miss Estelle Rose
the contralto.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Bowby, of Dayton ave-
nue.. entertained the Marshall Avenue Euchre
| club last evening. --
Mrs. Morrison, of the harrington will en-
| terrain the Economy Whist club Friday after
| noon.
| Miss Minnie Schroeder entertained the jolly
! Twenty Euchre club yesterday at her home on
| Goodrich avenue. s.-.-.=.-
The Clover Leaf Euchre club met yesterday
with Mrs. E. B. Lott on West Tenth street
| Miss Lillian NJ, DAM, of Il Tilton street
entertafns at euchre this evening.
Mrs Robert Burns, of Laurel avenue enter.
| tanned the Peoples Whist club Monday even