The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-01
SOCIAL LIFE IN st. PAUL

Inc pupils OF MT. HnyS-t1erDert and MI.
Ttcomb gave their regular fortnightly musi-
Gale last evening in Howard & FarweNs mu-
sic room. The hall was well filled with the
parents and friends Of the pupils and we'll
selected and well rendered programme was
presented. Six vocal numbers were given,
Mr.. Rhys-Herbert acting as accompanist.
Mrs. M. O.. Graves. who has a charmingly
sympathetic soprano voice. sang .Brahma."
by SeIboeck. Miss Hinderer and Miss Will
Iams were re heard IN q duet. SWEET Wild
entitled Spring" Other vocal numbers were:
..T Toreador,, Conchois;, by M. L. McIntire;
L. Cotton, and Happy Days" Goethe, by j.
c. Bramwell.
:, Miss Louisa Chryst gave very sympathetic
Poetique." Miss Shirley Morgan played
Dance of the Dryads," by MacDowell. She
vsr the seT TRRns ma Saas the bs
Grand S waits Brlli sa By A' WenpWs ssr
Miss Mis- Rhina Morey's number was chaminades
played by Miss Nina Rowe, and Harp
Eolienne." Harris, by Miss Bernadette Ques-
mel.
Mrs. F. B. Doran. Of East Congress street,
gave luncheon yesterday in honor of Mrs.
Myron Brown. The guests were the ladies
who served on Mrs. Dorans committee dur
were: Mrs. v. G. Hawkins Mrs. H. C.. John
son, Mrs. O. B. Lewis and Mrs. George
Doran.
Rev. and Mrs. A. ]. D. Haupt, of Iglehart
street, entertained about twenty young peo-
ple members of the Luther League of the
English Memorial Lutheran church. last even
ing. The exercises consisted of prayer and
song service and an address by the Rev. Mr..
Haupt, on the work of the Luther league.
After the exercises luncheon was served
The Nathan Hale chapter of the Daughters
of the American Revolution held its regular
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. d. R. Elliott on Good
rich avenue. In the absence of the regent
Mrs. Brill, who is attending the continental
congress of the D, A: r., in Washington.
Mrs. Sanborn presided. Miss Married. Otis
read well prepared paper on French and
English Wars" Mrs. A. T. Hall read the
numbers were furnished by Miss Grace San
born and Mrs. William Candy.
The following members of the chapter
were present: Mrs. Samuel Stewart Moore,
Ernest Davidson, Mrs. A. Muir. Mrs. A. B.
Gray. Miss Brill, Miss Alice Andrews, Mrs.
D. S. B. Johnston, Mrs. G. l.. johnson, Mrs.
Alexander, Mrs. A. T. Hall, Miss Otis, Mrs.
Sanborn. Outside guests were: Mrs. Crib
ben, of the St Paul chapter; Mrs. William
Candy and Mrs. Robertson
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Field will entertain
at dinner Friday in honor of their fortieth
wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry A. Coburn, of Ar
undel street, have issued invitations for
the marriage of their daughter, Nellie. to
Lawrence c. Jefferson. Wednesday, March s..
tertained the Alert Euchre club yesterday
afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs H. A.
Coburn, Mrs. ]. Whitaker and Mrs Chas.
B. Gedney.
The American History club met Monday
evening with Mrs. j. F. Clement Carroll
street. Miss Schneider read paper on
THE Puritans in New England Other
topics discussed were: 1.-The Settlement of
Plymouth Colony by A. w. Epson, and
The Story of Miles standish," by Miss
Last evening the Goose club celebrated the
fifteenth anniversary of its president, Theo-
dore Wickersheim. at his home East Sew
enth street. Mr.. Wickersheim was the recip-
lent Of handsome portrait Of himself, given
by the club members. The table decorations
were maidenhair ferns. smilaX pink carna-
tons. daifodils and tulips.
The ladies of Ascension church guild
PIP Prescott street, on Thursday afternoon,
March 2. from to S. Tea ten cents All
friends OF the society cordially invited.
The Woman's Guild of Ascension parish
will meet with Mrs. A. l.. Graves, 437 Bidwell
street. on Wednesday afternoon from 2:30 to
$50.
Mrs Chas. B. Gedney, Of selby avenue,
will leave the last of the week for Chi
cago.
Mrs. N. p osgood, of Fargo is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Merrill, of Holly
avenue.
Mrs. David Day is visiting in Pittsburg.
Mrs. NJ. N. Weber and son, Herbert, have
returned from Santa Cruz, Cal.
Mrs. Ingersoll, who has been visiting Mrs.
G. j. A. Morris. of Goodrich avenue, will
leave Thursday for Cleveland
Miss Louise Dufrene. of Ashland avenue,
has returned from St. Louis.
Miss Canterbury, who has been the guest of
Miss Clark, of Holly avenue, has returned to
Boston.