The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-05
MUSICAL AND. SOCIAL.

MUSICAL AND SOCIAL.
All who were present at the Park Con-
gregational church last evening-and the
audiencez was large-enjoyed musical
programme OF unusual excellence. The
concert was given under the direction Of
Mr w. RhyssIerbert,. for the benefit of
the music fund of the church.
cnorus OF, thirty mixed voices sang
Two numbers, a part-song by .Gaul, en-
Titled Daybreak, ~ and "Gounod's I'm
fold' 9e Portals" the latter with organ
accompaniment The chorus is we'll
balanced one, precise In attack, and of
unusual volume, considering its size
numerically The numbers given by it
were two of the most enjoyable on the
programme. ssss,.7sss e,e.s
MrsClaude Madden, the violinist was
given an enthusiastic reception. His first
NUMBER was Bach's 'Adagio-B ouree,' -
sympathetically interpreted and skillfully
played. He also played the 'sPrize Song, -
from -Wagner's 'sMeistersinger," and a
hungarian dance In G mell., by Brahms.
Inc latter was the gem OF his numbers.
ior while Mr.. Madden Is successful in
makinG~htss vialin express every emotion,
ne Is especially at home when playing
Inc light, gay fantastieal compositions
ilke that OF Brahms. The violinist kindly
responded; to two zeneeres. Mrs M. o.
Graves was not SO kind. She sang a
soprano solo, "Brafma," by Seeboeck.
out refused to respond to persistent re-
call.
Miss Minnie. Bergh gave a most en-
Joyapte reading of one of Wieniawsnl' 8
Waltzes In d fiat. Miss Maud r. Burdette
sang contralto solo. s'Salve Regina, -
pyT -Henshaw Dana. Her reverent treat
ment of the theme something often lack
ing In the rendition Of sacred music.
made neg number peculiarly ENJOYABLE
one. 1t was sung with organ accom-
'paniment by Mr.: Rhys-Herbert.
duet, Excelsior. by Bale. was
splritedly rendered by Mr. N. p Void
ana Mr.. M. l.. Mcintyre: Miss Florence
Marion Pace, zone of st. -Paul's favoyfte
singers. sang "A Song of Thanksgivinp, );
by Allitsen. One number would not s,,f-
nee the audience, so she gave as an en-
core, Molly BaWn,' an old Irish ballad
Mdster morris Jeffrey, a boy soprano.
VINO possesses sweet and unusuallv
synpatnetlc voice as well as a delight
laliy unconscious and unassuming man
ler, sang TWO numbers, 1.-THE Star And
a Rosebud White,'' by Madden a,d
Ecstasy" by Mrs. H. II. A. Beech.
Sdras are out announcing tile coming
marriage ofi Miss Eleanor McKinnie
FORESTER = Gilman to Mr.. William Charles
rooney. The event takes place at ST
Mary's church Wednesday morning. Anrii
10, at o'clock ~Ap' -
ramsey Council No. 1850. ROYAL Ar
canum, gave dancing party last even
ing lat Elks hall, in honor of John n
Druggeman, warden of the council
lie guests were received by J. f. Brue
geman, CIV. Heaton, G. w. Cahoon. q
w. smith, A. W. Caldwell, B. S. Cakes
7 w. ); bennett J. M. Kertson, E. F. Beck
ana Herchmer Johnston. H. w. Dawson
acted as master of ceremonies Ahon4
nifty couples danced to the n1,s;c ~ 49,.
Soston1an orchestra. The floor was. In
lgnarge OF Sidney Ewing. AZ a. Hall. 70.
Welsenburger. LIN Wolever. 7. oT~+Ma-.
money and q. P. o,Nean. ssr'1'' - =
a Dab VIII sbe given at Cambridge hal,
loiAsht py the various local camps of
.soyal Nelgnbors.f The object. of the ball
IS 10 raise funds toe entertain the dele.
sates to- thee supreme camp conyentio,,
whlcn meets in ST. Paul the week Of.
May " An enjoyable time is assured. ~
all who attend 71=s -sse7 - 1s-- ~ ~
MISS Irene Donnelly,s y who has been
spending her Easter vacation with her
parents Prof: and Mrs John g. .Donnelly.
Joseph, MINI. = -: o.
mrs. T. L. Blood, of West Central Park
place, has issued invitations for q small
tea Friday afternoon from q To g IN
honor of her niece, Miss Converse of
Newport, r.. l. yys..s-s. -
: Mrs. W. A. Hardenberg, Of West Cen
tral Park place, will give luncheon to-
morrow In honor Of Miss Converse.
.
Mrs. Frank Williams ~ tJ,,t,
Issued invitations for an AFTERNOON
euchre, Thursday, April 10.
~ Mrs. Edward j. Jones, of the Aberdeen
gave the first of a series of at hon,e a..
yesterday afternoon from A. to, 6 at the
residence OF her mother, Mrs. Reuben
warner, of College avenue The recep-
ZION room was decorated with jonauils
and the dining room with La France
roses. Mrs. Jones was assisted In re-
ceiving by Mrs. George Cochran. Of
Butte, ,Mont.;t Miss Haren, OF FaribauIt
and Miss Armstrong, of Minneapolis
Mrs. Samuel E. Mahan. of Irlehar+
street, entertained a number OF friends
/ at progressive euchre YESTERDAY otter.
noon. Cards were played at eleven
Ia oies. Mrs Mafan was assisted by Mrs.
eugene Ward Mrs William, Mrs. III. H
Cox, Miss Gertrude Ward and the Misses
HILL -, -
+ Mrs. Walter Written entertained the
Wh1st-Cinch-Euchre club yesterday az
ternoon at the residence of Mrs. John q
Eden, on Paramount avenue. Fayors
were won by Mrs A. M. Knox. Mrs
Eden and Mrs. j. F.. Megaw.
Mrs. w. F. Peet, Of Dayton avenue. re-
turned from New York Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Warner. of Col
lege avenue, leave Friday for West Bad
en- Springs, Ind
Miss Cora WEIGH, of DAYTON avenue
left yesterday morning for Faribault
MINI.
Miss Converse, of Newport, R. L.. Is the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. T. L.. Blood Of
Central Park place. Miss Converse will
be the guest Of Miss >Forepaugh. of
Laurel avenue, next week.
Miss Haven. of Faribauh Is the guest
of Mrs. Reuben Warner, of College ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Prince. of Ash
land avenue, left last night for Washing
ton and Atlantic City to be absent a
month
H Miss Smith, who has been the guest OF
Mrs. Charles. 8. Fee, Of Dayton avenue,
has returned to Portland, Orss
Mr.. and Mrs g. p Spates, of Marshall
avenue, have gone to Chicago.
George r. Freeman will leave Friday
for West Baden Springs. Ind.
Hamm's Book Beer Is on draught near
ly everywhere. w.
--1en--
Wounds Didn't Disable Him.
DR.. Henry. F. Hoyt,sof this CITY. who
Is chief surgeon In MacArthur's division