The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-31
S0CIETYs MUSICAL NIGHT.

me pupils OF MesSrs. Iltccmb and Rhys-
Herbert gave recital lasteevening in How
ard & Farweil's music rooms. An interesting
programme of twelve numbers was rendered.
The opening number was piano duet,
.-Neapoiitan serenade. /" by Hergmein, played
by Miss Braden and Miss Shirley Morgan
1t was very well rendered.o
Miss Denalda Donald played Lebierre's
Caprice Bohemian" an odd fanclfuI compo-
sition that was managed very cleverly.
Miss Eisenmenger sang Cone- of Stanford 8
ballads, There's a Bewer CT Roses" Miss
Eisenmenger has n strong. clear voice and
for SO youthful singer stngs with much ease
and expression.
Bendel's descriptive piece. by Moonlight -
was played by Miss Berradette Quesnel. She
has a light, dainty touch that was very we'll
suited to her compost ttQn.s
Miss Gretchen Uttley's number was a piano
solo, % Happy Day,sd a transcription OF
Goetze's song by LangeszoIt was one OF the
best numbers on the programme.
Mr., NJ. l.. McIntire sang "Shipnates," by
Adams. Mr.. McIntire hasaa good bass voice.
one of its most pleasing features being a
clearness of utterance too. seldom found in
bass voices. :r>rn e4l
Other piano numbers were: ''BaIlade ~
Chaminade. by Miss Lou Braden: Keiterer's $
"Berceuse." Miss Nina Rowe, and two COM
ehaIks "Ricordati. and a brilliant ma
zurka by the Russion artist. Grodsky.
Miss Eloise Kingsley sang How Can For
get You.' by Denza, and Felix Corbet,s
frey. The latter has clear and remarkably
sweet soprano and he sang with an apparent
absence of effort, which added much to the
pleasure Of his number. -;
A popular musicale was given last evening
ar the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Van
Meter, Ashland avenue, by the pupils of
Miss Jennie Bench Miss Elizabeth Meach-
am acted as accompanist. Vocal numbers
were rendered by Mr.. F. H. Dow Miss Laura
Rank. Miss Edna Rice, Mr. H. c. Van Meter.
Mrs. ]. E. Goodman, Mrs. c. X. Harmon and
Master Leo White. After the musicale re-
freshments were served and an informal re-
ceptien held for the pupils and rhir frlends
Invitations were Issued yesterday for the
last assembly ball of the season. which will
take place Wednesday evening, Feb. g. at
Cambridge hall.
Esther Lodge No; 100, D. of H., will give a
Feb. the lodge will give dance at Twin
City hail.
The friends of Mr.. James W Bishop, one
of the Oldest officials of the Northern Pacific
general Offices have been flooding him with
Fluctuations since the recent announcement of
hts marriage. This is the second time he
The bride is Miss Margaret Hale Of Albany
n. Y. The wedding. as heretofore announced
took place at the Metropole hotel, Chicago at
O'Clock in the evening of Jan. II, the Of
j. W..
Of Grace Episcopal church, in that city. Mr.
and Mrs. Bishop will be at home after Feb.
at their residence, 369 Grove street, ST.
Paul.
Mrs. w. F. Peet, of Dayton avenue, has
issued invitations for aa.reception Saturday
afternoon from to 6. Mrs. -Peet will enter
tain about thirty young people at ST. VAL
enttne party Tuesday evening. Feb. II.
Mrs. Denis Fo.lett of the Albion, will give
the first of series of luncheons Saturday
afternoon. This luncheon will be buffet
affair.
Mrs. John A. swenson. of Marshall avenue
will entertain the Cake Walkers THURSDAY
evening at progressive euchre.
Mrs, Swenson will give reception Wednes-
day afternoon from to s.
Mrs. Meylert Bruner, of Holly avenue. will
entertain informally Friday evening.
Mrs. Hiram NJ Pearce. of Fairmount ave-
noon.
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel G. Smith gave the
second of a series Of informal at homes YES
terday afternoon from 4 to 6 at their resi-
dence on Summit avenue. They were assisted
by Mrs. c. A. Severance, Mrs. A. F. Good
rich, Mrs J. Ross Nicols, Mrs. H. A Blod-
and the Misses Smith. Dr. and Mrs Smith
will also receive next Monday afternoon.
Mrs. F. I. Whitney gave a. progre sslve
euchre yesterday afternoon at her residence
on Dayton avenue in honor Of Mrs J. w.
Jones. of Sioux Falls. There were thirty
guests present 4
Mrs. Emile Onet. of the Albion, gave a
dinner last Wednesday evening for Mrs.
Humphrey, of Quebec; MRS. Pe1fetiere Of Nom
treal; Mrs ]. T. Watson, of Duluth; Mrs.
Moore and Miss Moore Of Washington, D. c.
Covers were laid for ten.
Mrs. T: c. Field. of Dayton avenue, will
have as her guests during the coming week
Mrs. Eustis, OF Milwaukee and Mrs. MaIdaur.
Of Elizabeth. N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs D. NJ. Sullivan, of Lynnhurst
avenue, have gone to the Pacific coast, where
they will spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Clark. Of the Virginia,
have returned from Mankato.
Mrs. SchIenk and Miss schlenk, Of Arundel
street, are in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nolter, who have been
the guests Of Mrs. Welch. of Dayton avenue,
have returned to st. Peter
DR.. and Mrs R. Sehiffmann- Of Summit ave-
nue., will leave Thursday for New Orleans
and will proceed from there to Central and
South America.
Mrs. E. R. Trowbridge and Mrs. Russell
Trowbridge are in California.
Miss Ottelie Lethman will entertain the
Young Peoples club Thursday evening at her
home on Iglehart street.
Mrs ]. c. Eden. Of Fafru1ount avenue. will
entertain the Cinch- Whist-Euchre club this
afternoon.
The Monarch Social club will give its third
hop Thursday evening at Sherman hall