The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-04

| 1t Is Marked by Song Recital at
Raudenbush HaII-Lndies' AuxiI-
larry of the Episcopal Diocese to
Meet at st. Johns Church Today
News of the Day In ST. Paul So
ciety.
An interesting baby reception was
held yesterday afternoon from to at
the Central Presbyterian church. Fully
twenty-five babies, chaperoned by their
respective mamas, were present 1t
was a mutual admiration affair so far
as the babies were concerned, for they
came to be admired and were admired.
During the afternoon Georgia Telley
PLAYED a number of violin solos. She
was accompanied on the piano by Miss
McClung. Ice cream and cake were
served by Mesdames Dixon, Caltanach,
Simonton, Phillio, McClung, Slower, DIX
on, Marles, Davis and Cairns
Miss Marian FRANKLIN Keller, st.
Paul vocalist, after long period spent
in study in New York city, appeared be-
fore a fair-sized audience at Rauden-
that no matter how generously nature
has equipped the singer it is art alone
that rounds out and perfects the voice.
One naturally associates Miss keller'S
voice with all the dainty lyric melodies,
the bits of verse and music that poet ana
composer have harmon1zed into Hgnt,
gay song She sings easily and fetch
ing stage presence adds immensely 10
charming ensemble. Besides the num-
pers down on the programme Miss KEEL
Ter substituted for Mr.. Lewis Shave.
who was unable to be present. A ballad
group, "'Twas a Lover and His Lass,
Old English violet, Come Rejoice
With Me-" Marston; 1.-The L.ss With the
Delicate Air. Anon, and De Rowan
For This introduced Miss Keller to the
audience. The aria, I'll Est Doux, Ii
Est Bon'' from Massenets "Herodiaoe'
drew more on the capabilities OF the
singers voice and revealed, proportloh-
ately, greater possibilities. Massenet
.sElegie'' was dainhly sung, and the
Spring Song by We'll, with Vioiln oo-
ligato. by Claude Madden, was rendered
with fine spirit and delicate shaolhs tna'
delighted everybody.
Madame Constance Locke Valls1 ac-
COMMANDED Miss Keller. 1t was Madame
VaIisis first appearance before 81
Paul audience and though the suoorol-
nate capacity of accompanist gV>s loom
for little display the pianiste showed
last night that she possessed not oniy
musicianly skill, but sympa >hetlc lhslSh',
Miss Keller was assisted by MI. anu
Mrs. Claude Madden and MISS CONVEX
Mr. Madden's violin numbers were SON
Ito IN in F, by Greig, and Romance,
bv Gutheil. AS usual his playing was
marked bv careful finish and breadth Oh
conception and treatment
Miss (,onver's piano numbers, Etuue'
Iiszt and Toccata, G SgamDaue were
rare little musical treats. The aud!ehce
showed decidedly it would like TO nave
hear,l more from Miss Conver after the
ToccAta especially.
A concert will be given next Iuesday
evening at Rundenbush hall as fareWell
for two Young men prominent in ST. Paul
musical circles. They are Harry George
and Fercy Churchill, who will leave IN
fortnight to make their home in Mill
waukee They will be assisted In their
concert by Miss Florence Marion Pace,
Miss Burdette and other prominent mu-
sicians.
The meeting of the Ladies auxiliary OF
the diocese of Minnesota to be held at
day. The young ladies of ST. Margarets
guild will serve luncheon tc the visiting
ladies.
Mrs D. G. Barringer entertained yes
terday afternoon at her home, on Macku-
bin street, in honor of her little daughter,
Marjorfe's, eighth birthday.
Mrs C. D. Hayes entertained the
of
FIRST M. r. church yesterday afternoon
at her home on Ramsey street. Mrs. H.
r. Brill had charge of the programme.
The St. Paul Tourist club gave an in
formal dancing party last evening at
Sherman hall.
Mrs. ". T. Alexander entertained in
formally yesterday afternoon at her nome
on Laurel avenue.
The ladies' of Messiah parish will serve
luncheon to the members of the Sunday
school institute, which holds an all-day
session in the guild room tomorrow. Mrs.
G.. L. Haupt is chairman of the commit
tee on arrangements.
The Young Ladies musicale will meet
Friday afternoon with Miss Amy Horn at
the residence of Mrs. William Davis, 400
Laurel avenue.
MI and Mrs. A. S. Tallmadge have is
| sued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Anna Tallmadge. and
Robert John McLenaghan. The wedding
will take place next Tuesday at the
home of the bride. on Dayton avenue.
Mrs. w. F. Guernsey, of the Bucking-
ham, gave luncheon yesterday in honor
Of Mrs. J. Thompson and Miss Simpson,
of Chicago, and Mrs: Merrill
The board of directors of the st. Paul
| school of fine arts will meet tomorrow
morning at the school in the Moore
| block.
| Mrs Ansel Oppenhein. of the Aber-
deem. returned yesterday from New York.
Mrs R. M. Newport and Miss Newport,
| of Summit avenue, are expected home
this month from the East.
Dr. and Mrs. H. M. Lufkin.. of Good
rich avenue are entertaining Miss Mary
Lois Dexter. of milwaukee,
Dr. and Mrs. Haldor Sneve, Of Arun-
cago, accompanying Mrs. A. 3. Stick
| ney. of Summit avenue. who has been
| i'll for some time, and is now in a Chi
! cago hospital
Mrs. Jacob Dittenhoffer, of Summit av-
| enue, is entertaining Mrs. Prenylauer of
| Sault Ste. Marie
Mr.. and Mrs F. S. Blodgett. of West
A LONG=FELT WANT.