The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-28
!, ST. PAUL
! SOCIAL EVENTS
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Pretty girls and pretty gowns, flowers and
sweet music! Certainly it would be difficult
TO ma more charming medley and they
were all in evidence at the song recital given
last evening at Conover hall by the pupils Of
Mrs. Ella Henderson A large audience
listened to the well arranged programme A
chorus, composed of twenty young ladies and
directed by Mrs. w. s. Briggs, sang two
numbers nun 6 Down T in the Dewy DELL Smart.
evenly balanced and both renditions remarka-
| bly, smooth
Miss Florence Marion Pace sang three num-
bers, selection from Haydn's Creation"
Blanca, by Mattel, and Henschel's Spring
Song" Miss PAGES fine soprano has already
won her an enviable reputation among St
was quite up to her own high standard
| One Of the finest numbers given was the
Sontralto solo. Visions; by D'Hardelot, sung
| by Mrs. REM with violin oblgato by Arthur
Berg. The melody was exquisite, the music
| of the violin running through the web of song
| like thread of gold.
! Mrs. Dixon, lady with a charming stage
presence and very clear soprano, sang some
| Scotch ballads most expressivey
| Other numbers the programme were one
Romance" and Allitsen's my Laddie," BY
Miss Gibbs; two numbers by Mrs. Leavitt, Of
Minneapolis MI "Penso" BY Tosti. and 'since
two Italian selections and ballad by Bereny
and Miss Prendergast gave two soprano num-
bers "a May Morning." by Dina, and "a
| Miss Minnie Bergh acted as accompanist.
This Is the first Of a series of song recitals
which Mrs Lamber-on intends giving during
| musicale was the ushering, which was In
charge of number Of daintily gowned young
| ladies'.
| Consul and Mrs. Hobe gave large dinner
party last evening at their home on Dayton
avenue About forty guests were entertained.
| Bridesmaids roses, hyacinths, tulips and car
nations formed the decorations.
|
Mrs. H. F. Briggs. sherburne avenue, en-
| tertained number of friends at progressive
ccinch Saturday evening Prizes were won by
Mrs. j. F. Mahuson, Mrs. N. Preston, Miss
1 Tbven' j: Mahuson, G; Lowe and J: Tucker.
Mr. and Mrs. Eichhozer, Mr.. and Mrs MANU-
SON, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Lowe, Miss NJ. Nepel,
Miss Klinies. Miss c; Vlven, Mrs. n. Preston.
| Mrs. M. Reed, Mrs. Patten, Miss Eagen, Mrs
s. j. Briggs, w. Elwess. ]. Tucker and j.
Grove.
| Mrs. M. A. Wasden will entertain number
OF friends at dinner this evening at the Buck
| ingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Pease, of Grand avenue,
! evening
Evening Star lodge, Daughters of Rebekah,
! will give progressive eCchre party Saturday
evening in their hall, Fifth and Wabasha
| streets
Miss Loomis. Paramount avenue will en-
tertafn the Old Maids club this afternoon
Mrs. w. ]. Allen. Holly avenue, will give a
thimble party tomorrow afternoon.
| Mrs. ]. w. Owens, of Nelson avenue has
| returned from the East.
| Miss Russell, Of College avenue, will leave
| this week for Louisville, KY.
| Miss Grover. of Hudson is visiting Miss
| Florence Brown, Of Portland avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs Edwards, of Greenwood ave-
| nue.. are entertaining Miss Maud Hubbard, of
| Aurora, ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ stoughton, Marshall
| avenue. had as their guests during the past
week Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Fish, of Grace
vile.
Mrs. E. Keck, Bidwel street, is entertaining
Mrs. S. E. Stephenson, Menominee, Mich.