The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-21
SOCIETY AND MUSIC.
Silver Ten at Mrs. Edyvards'-The
Henschel Recital


Silver Tea Mt Mrs. Edwards'-The
Hensche1 Recital.
A silver tea was given Yesterday at the
women Of Dayton Avenue church. Mrs.
Anna Dean read a paper on "The Housekeep-
ing Of Our Grandmothers." Tea was served
by Mrs. Thomas Abbott, and coffee by Mrs.
Lee and Mrs. Delano. Other ladies OF the
church assisted.
Company Els annual ball and reception
comes off this evening at Windsor hotel and
will be an exceedingly handsome affair. The
decorations are elaborate and have been
cofors, black and gold, and the stars and
stripes making a handsome combination.
The dance cards are small, oblong folders
with large gold the outside. There
are fifteen numbers called for, the waltz and
tWo-step predominattrg. The names OF the
committee members are neatly printed on the
ably be large and the entire gathering an at
tractive one. The music will be one of the
pleasantest features of the evening.
The song recital OF MI. and Mrs HenscheI
at the Central Presbyterian church. next
Monday evening, promises to be an important
musical entertainment. Already the sale of
seats assures good house, and 1t would not
be surprising If the church proved insufficient
In Its seating capacity, for those who will
want to attend this important concert The
church proved itself at the Blauvelt concert
most satisfactory auditorium. since not one
seat IN the room is undesirable al seeming
to be well nigh equally good Richards Cor.
DON, whose opinion is highly valued on all
musical matters, pronounces this church an
ideal concert ROOM especially for chamber
music, song rectals and entertainments of
similar nature. Mr.. and Mrs HenscheI are
most charming when not too far removed
from the audience, for their faces are said
to express the sentiment Of their songs
almost as eloquently do their voices The
following persons have cordially agreed to
allow the use of their names to endorse the
artistic merits Of the Henschel recital: Mrs.
]. J. HILL the Misses Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. ],
G. Adams, Mrs, F. B. Fremont, and Richards
Gordon, Miss Katherine Gordon Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Schumacher Mr. and Mrs
Herman Scheffer. Judge and Mrs Gebhard
WI WiIri .a1. Dr. and Mrs j.. A. yierrege, Mr..
brose Tighe. Gen. and Mrs. J. F. Wade Mr..
and Mrs. c.. A. Severance Mr. and Mrs. W.
r. p: Bramhall, Mr. and Mrs. D. A Monfort,
Mt and Mrs. Charles Titeomb, Mai and Mrs.
W. +. Tucker Mr.. and Mrs. George V.
Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs. D. z. ColvilIe, Mrs. G,
y Furness, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell R. Dorr.
Henry De Lorme. Mrs. Vina Avery Smith
Mr.. Rhys-Herbert. Miss Keith Clark, Mrs
Ella Lamberson, Emil Ober-Hoffer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ansel oppenheim:;
Miss Katherine Heinrichs and cvrrs T.
Ingram, CT Minneapolis, were married
Wednesday evening at the home Of Father
suit Of brown and carried roses Attending
her was Miss Mary Besenius. of this city
and Carl Poertner, of Minneapolis. was best
ma reception followed the ceremony at
the home OF Philip Knabler on Plymouth
avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Ingram will reside
in Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aldrich entertained
at dinner Monday evening The guests were
Mrs. M A: Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hill,
MT and Mrs. H. H. Vaughn. Mr.. and Mrs
IT, E. W. shuette. Miss Gibbs and Mr.. Polk.
AT St. Anthony Park, Saturday evening
Mrs J: H. southall gave a children's party
FOR her sons Fred and Walter About 40
small guests were present
VT, The Women's Park association will meet
Wednesday. Jan. rs, in the Congregational
church Mrs. F. W. Pickard will read
paper on Discoveries and Explorations.
and Miss Mary =. NJ Cheney will give sketch
ments Will be made in regard to the pro
gramme of the Monument association, to be
held In the assembly room OF the capitol st.
Paul, Feb. u. The members OF the Women's
Park association have this meeting in charge
and intend having the programme appropriate
70 ne9lns birthday The hqsegses for
hardt Tfsdale' Dosley and Usher.
Mrs. D. W. Lawler, of Marshall avenue, en-
terta1ned at euchre yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. John P Geraghty. Of Holly
avenue, entertained the officers Of the Gus
evening.
Mrs. John Clark. Of Dayton avenue, gave a
pretty euchre party yesterday afternoon in
compliment to Mrs. w A. Guile, OF Chicago.
Mrs. ]. S. Mackey. of Paramount avenue,
entertained at euchre Yesterday.
Miss Grace Doran entertained at luncheon
yesterday for Miss Paul, the Misses Dous-
mans guest
A reception will be given this evening by
the primary teachers OF Park Congregational
Sunday school for the mothers Of the children.
The Young Peoples Dramatic club gives
The Bicyclers" this evening at the Cieve-
land school for the benefit of the school
library fund.
The Ivy Leaf club dances in Oxford hall
this evening.
The Foreign Missionary Society of DAYTON
Avenue Presbyterian Church meets today.
The first annual reception and ball of the
st. PGul Commercial Telegrephers will be
given in the new club ballroom, 1856 1872 Wab-
asha street, Friday evening, Feb. Ii.
The Victorian History class meets this
morning with Mrs. Fagley. Of Holly avenue.
The Friday circle meets today with Mrs.
j. Q. Adams. on Crocus HILL
Mrs. Charles Merry, OF Saltwater. Is the
guest Of Mrs Mathew Clark, of Summit ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. FernaId have gone to
Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. P H. Seaman have gone to
Detroit, Mich, for short visit
Miss Cecil White, OF Summit avenue, has
gone to Burlington, 10.