The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-30
APPEALED TO HEARTS
MRS. JANE HUNTINGTON YALE'S
RICH CONTRALTO WAKES THE
HARMONY OF HUMAN SOULS
CONCERT FOR BABIES HOME

1t Was Splendid Success, Both Ar
tisticaIly and Financially - We'd
ding of Deaf Mutes an Event of
Early Interest Locally Other
Social News of the Day in st.
Paul.
No more effectual a plea for charity
can be made than through the medium
of beautiful voice. 1t sweeps the
rusty harp strings of selfish human ma
ture and unwilling sacrifice becomes gra-
cious giving. The appreciative audience
that filled Raudenbush hall last evening
to listen to Mrs. Jane Huntington Yale,s
recital for the benefit of the Babies
home must have departed with a strong
er love for charity than usual in their
hearts, for the singers fine contralto was
never heard to better advantage A
very slight hoarSeness, barely perceptib,e
in the first few numbers, disappeared en-
tirely before the singer was half through
her programme, and the rich, sweet
tones interpreted folk song, ballad and
aria perfectly. Mrs. Yale was assisted
| by Miss Hope o, Payne, violinist. Mrs.
Elizabeth Larkin Schoff was a sympathet-
ic accompanist.
A number on the programme that had
| much local interest was Summer and
Love-" composed by Mr. Henry Dina-
field, of ST. Paul. Mr. Dillafield played
the accompaniment for the song last
evening. 1t is pretty bit of melody
and its rendition brought the singer a
hearty encore.
Allitsens Unto Thy Heart sung
with violin obligato by Miss Payne, was
| one of the most artistic numbers on the
| programme. The grave theme and the
sweet but subdued tones of violin and
piano made a wonderful bit of harmony.
Secchi's "Lungi Dalcara Bene' and the
Hindoo song by Bemberg were special
favorites with the audience.
Other numbers yere: Autumn Gale"
Grieg; a group of modern songs, Mems
THE Merry, Merry Lark" 1.-The Sweet
est Flower That Blows Hawley, and
Denza's May Morning. "Mr. Herbst,''
by Franz, an aria from Donizetts La
Favorita," three English ballads and Bee
thoven's Creation Hymns"
Miss Payne's solo, a mazurka by Ear
zycki, op. 26, was played with the
rhythm and swinging characteristic of
this widest of dances, and the bizarre
touch given to the Interpretation showed
the violinist to be in complete symphony
| with both composer and instrument
Mrs. Yale will give matinee today at
Raudenbush hall for the children. The
following is the programme:
Sach, Birthday Song" Mary A. Rob
inson; Brewer, Rock Bye Dearie,"
Edwin H. Shannon; Neidlinger, The
Robin Where Did You Come From,
Baby Dear?" George Macdonald; Ayres,
THAT Little Maid of Nine" Ayres;
Nevin. "Ev'ry Night" R. H. Stevenson;
Nevin, There Little Girl, Don't Cry"
James Whitcomb Riley; Nevin, song,
''Child's Garden of Verses" r. L.
Stevenson; Nevin, "a Necklace of Love-
K Maud Clum 1.-The Suzanne Waltz"
Cby request; Rogers, 1.-THE Captain"
Margaret Darrell; R. Huntington Wood
man, Mr. Dream Maker" Samuel
Mintum Peck; Gaynor, THE Sugar
Dolly" and my Dear Jerushy," Alice c.
D. Riley; hermann, you and ~ poems
of Childhood; Tirindelli, singing.
A benefit entertainment will be given
this evening at Central hall. The pro-
SrdnlI1S
numbers by Miss Hammorley, Miss Thor
rell, Miss Beckman, Miss Jackson, Miss
Scarratt, Miss Sandell, II. Anderson,
Sam Johnson and the Minnehaha Social
and Mandolin club The entertainment
is given for the benefit of L. M. Hyertaas,
cripple.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Rose Francis O'Reilly,
Of Mr.
Cowles, of Minneapolis. The wedding will
take place Thursday morning at II o Clock
at Gethsemane Episcopal church, Mime
apolis. Both Miss O'Reilly and .Cowles
are deaf mutes, and the ceremony will
be performed III the sign language by
Rev. Mr.. Mann, of Gambler, O., deaf
mute preacher. Mr.. and Mrs. CoWles
will be at home after Oct, 25 at 2635
Bryant avenue south, Minneapolis.
Mrs John McAdams entertained the
members of the Spinsters' Matrimonial
club Thursday afternoon at her home on
IgIehart street. The hostess was assisted
by Mrs: M. A. Berry. About thirty meln
bers were present. Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. w. T. Alexander will, entertain the
club at her home on Laurel avenue.
Mrs. Charles Mailer, of Virginia ave-
nue., entertained Monday evening in honor
Of the Misses Gutherz, of Washington,
D. G.
The Jackson-Drew Mothers club will
hold its first meeting of the year Wednes-
day afternoon, Oct. II, at the Jackson
school.
ETinnehaha lodge, Ladies' Auxiliary to
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen,
will give a progressive euchre party We'd
nesday, Oct 25, at Odd Fellows hall.
L. F. Straight. of Carroll street, is en-
tertaining his sister, Mrs. c. A. Rogers.
of Cairo, Ill.
Mrs. Charles Heller, of Tilton street. is
entertaining Miss Knipe. of Philadelphia.
Mrs. c. w. Rossell, of Dayton avenue,
is in Chicago.
Miss Wing, who has been. the guest of
Mrs. A. G. Floan. of Ashland avenue, has
returned to Red Wing.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Barber, of Maria
avenue, are entertaining Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Barber, of Duluth.
Miss Pa well, of Laurel avenue, has re-
turned from Center City.
Miss Chinn, of Virginia, is the guest of
Mrs. J. w Jelt, of Dayton avenue.
Miss Katherine Forest, of Dayton ave-
nue., has gone to New York to resume her
studies.
Mrs. Sigmund Small, of Dayton avenue
is in the East.
Mrs G. F. Thomas, of Ashland avenue
will go to Chicago next week.
Mrs J. T. Clark, of Paramount avenue
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