The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-28
DOINGS OF SOCIETY
MRS. JESSE A. GREGG ENTERTAINs
MEMBERS OF THE sPINSTERs'
MATRIMONIAL CLUB
SOME soc1ALs AND CONCERTS


land Park baptist Give q silver
Tea at the Residence of Mrs.
Weatherbee- Personal Items of
Interest.
Mrs. Jesse A. Gregg entertained the
members of the Spinsters' Matrimonial
club at an informal tea yesterday after
noon at her home on Ashland avenue.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. John s.
Proctor. The following ladies were enter
tained: Mrs. Newell H. Clapp. Mrs. ]. B.
Beals, Mrs. Compton, Mrs. F. l.. Breen,
Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. q. j. Westlake, Mrs.
Thompson, Mrs. McAdam, Mrs. Jones.
Mrs. Loweth, Mrs. William McKilligan
Mrs. Birch, Mrs. w. A. Highberger, Miss
Dunlap, Miss Brawley. Miss Fryer, Miss
Barnett. Miss McGraw and Miss Ed.
wards.
Mrs. j. T. Schusler entertained few
of her friends Informally at luncheon
Tuesday at her home on Grand avenue
The Ladies' Social Circle Of the People
Church gave reception and musicale
last evening at the residence of Mrs. +.
s. Blodgett on West Third street, for the
benefit Of the music fund.
Mrs. Blodgett was assisted by Mrs.
Titcomb, Mrs. Asa Goodrich, Mrs Ar
mold and Miss Josephine Norval
Mr.. Colville sang three numbers and
was forced to respond to as many en-
cores His songs were: 20 for a Burst
Of Song" Allitson; 'Vulcan's Song
Gounod. and "a Memaeval Knight
D'Hardelot Mrs. Mason sang Ave Ma
ria," by Pizzi; Blind Cupid" Lehman,
and I'm May My Dream Came True
Osgood. She also was forced to- respond
to several recalls.
Mr.. Turner, the new tenor who has re-.
Gently come to st. Paul, delighted the
guests with his selections, sleep Well.
Sweet Angel by Abbott, and Her Love-
ly Face Beholding." Barge.
Following the programme light refresh
ments were served. Mrs. J. Ross Nicols
poured coffee
Mrs. Allan Krieger gave a most en-
5oyable recital last evening at the studios
of Mrs. v. A. Smith and Mr. Henry de
Lorme. Mrs. Krieger has a contralto
voice of wide range and charming ex-
preston, and delighted the large audi
ence present last evening with a we'll
selected programme. spirit Song" by
Haydn, was sung in a finished style and
lie Violette," by Scarlatti, was inter-
preted with certain verve and dash that
rendered 1t very piquant number. ALL
up, Adream, Awake by Vanderpoel, and
Husheen," by Nee Harm, were two
pleasing numbers. Other songs were:
"Es Muss Was Wunderbarres Sein,"
Ries; Whilst du Dein Herr Mir Schen-
ken," Buck; a German lullaby, Sand
manchen," Brahms; Pretty Polly OIL
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Lock Lomond;'' Dance Song" Handel;
"Lieti signor." Meyerbeer; ''Mattinata,,
Tosti; "LEsclare," Laio; "Kyprfs, )"
Holmes, and "Olga, Glory of Our Race"
concert was given last evening un-
der the auspices of the Ladies' society
at the Hebron Baptist church, Ada and
Robie streets The programme consisted
OF numbers by the Hope Ladies' orches-
ira, under the direction of Miss Nellie A.
Hope, assisted by Mrs. Devan and Mrs.
A. B. Bishop as accompanies
The feature Of the evening was the ap-
pearance of little Georgia Telley, nine
years old. as violin soloist in Min
uet" Of Ernst and Podgorski's Cap
rice" Her execution was exact and
CAREFUL, at the same time showing
clear conception of the work in hand and
exhibiting a degree Of musical knowledge,
grasp of technicalities and an apprecfs-
ton of color marvellous in child of her
age. She received several hearty en-
cores. The ladies' orchestra appeared to
best advantage in Herbert's overture to
the Fortune Teller, which was well
received. Other numbers were march,
"Germania," Tacobin's overture Cay
tella" and q pleasing selection from
"Cavaleria Rusticana"
j. F. Cook exhibited a fine baritone
voice to good advantage In solo. Misses !
Alberta Steiger and Elizabeth Wood
gave vocal duet and Miss Fannie Dean
gave several pleasing readings.
The hrst division of the Ladies' Aid So
ctety Of Grace Methodist Church will give
sociable and entertainment in the
church parlors Thursday evening Jean
Ingelow's Songs of Seven will be rem
dered at 8, after which Ice cream and
cake will be served.
The Daughters of Veterans will give a
card party this evening at the Ryan ho-
tel. On the committee are Mrs w. Wal
Smith, Miss Lightbourne and Miss Anna
Handermark.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Thomas Montgomery, of Capitol avenue,
for thimble bee to be given next Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. L. s. Entrup, 5eS ST. Peter street.
entertained the Twin City Euchre club
yesterday afternoon. She was assisted by
Mrs. H. A. Schumacher and Miss Louise
Everett. Prizes were won by Mrs. Devett
and Miss Kuster, Of St. Paul. and Miss
slad and Mrs. Garritty, Of Minneapolis
Luncheon was served at 8 o'clock.
The Ladies' AID Society of the Central
Park M. E. Church held an all day meet
Ing yesterday in the church parlors. The
ladies sewed on comforters to be used In
their refief work.
The Zenda Euchre club meets this af-
ternoon with Mrs Benson. Of Laurel ave-
nue..
The ladies Of the Woodland Park Bap-
list church gave silver tea yesterday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Wealth
erbee was assisted by Mrs c. B. White
horn, Mrs. T. G. Walters and Mrs. Kane.
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