The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-25
and other members of the club, assisted.


1he Grade Teachers fedora ton gave
the nrst of-arserfes Of seventeen Illus
trdteo lectures on art yesterday after
noon IN the assembly hall of the Central
hgh school The subject of the lecture
was Early Italian Art, Giotto and Fra
Ahgehco, andait was presented by Mrs.
george II. Me4caif, whose visits to the
european artlEgalleries has made her
1ahililar with the best paintings and
S..uIpture. Mrs. Metcalf's lecture was IL
lustrated with thirty pictures, photo
graphs of the most famous works of
Glotto and Fra ANGELICA. Views were
SHOWN of Giottois decorative work in the
church OF ST Francis of Assist. of
santa aGroce, Florence, and q series of
Ireseoes In the! Arena chapel at Padua
FRA Angelicoss work In the San Marco
convent was also pictured Mrs Metcalf
pFeIaced her lecture with a sketch of the
conditions andarengieus spirit of the thir-
teenth century. 5s..~
The next lecture will be delivered
Wednesday, Nov. Z, at the high school.
by Miss Beach. Her subject will be
''Luvini and Duvinci'' =.
The musical season In ST Faul will
open, with two concerts at the People's
chufch, to be- given by the Theodore
sIhomas orchestra The annual visit Of
this great organization has come to be
regarded as one of the distinct pleasures
or the year. = 1t is a fortunate circum-
stance that the orchestra, which perhaps
has right to be regarded as the very
first In America is within comparatively
easy reach of the: Northwest, and may
be had each year. :xs.s@ z@z -:
1T will he7 good news that the two con-
eerts are' both to be given In tile evening,
andsthat an; ,in+eFEalHocetrs between the
two. The first, will be given on Friday
evening, dNovssS and fhel second on Mon
day evening, Mop. r.
Mr. Thomas, who has come to under
stand the musical tastes and REQUIRE.
ments of the city, will prepare the pro-
grammes with special reference to CIV
Ing variety and power, while at the
same time maintaining a satisfied bal
ance and unity. -.
st. Paul will have two concerts. and
Minneapolis but one,- and this is also
tribute to this city as musical center.
musical testimonial benefit will be
given this evening al st. James A. NJ E.
church, Fuller and Jay streets, for Prof.
j. W. Tucker, the cheirmaster of the
church. Prof. Tucker Is a we'll known
musician, formerly a member of the old
Ftske Jubilee singers, and for some. time
past the director of the A. NJ. E. church
choir. The efficiency Of the present choral
organization is largely due to his persist
ent work. The entertainment Is under the
management of A. J. Bell, assisted by
all the church members, and the object
being most deserving, will surely attract
large audience.
The marriage sef Miss Anna NJ Sligo.
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Marseline Sligo.
to Julian Roy was solemnized yesterday
morning at the Assumption church. Rev.
Othmar ErreT1, of Hastings uncle of the
bride officiated. He was assisted by Rev.
Jerome Helder and Rev Dominic Hoff-
man. Solemn5Shigh mass was celebrated,
the full cheirz being present. The bride
was attended by Miss Emma Erren as
maid of honor; and Miss Lucy Ellis,
bridesmaid. Louis A. Sligo, brother Of
the bride, was best man, and Joseph Roy
and Charles Heenen, ushers.
The bride was gowned In white NOUS
seine de sole trimmed with Valenciennes
lace. She wore long tulle veil.
Miss Erren wore blue meussellne de solo
trimmed with lace and Miss Ellis was
goWned in pink. 05r ~ ~
Following the ceremony, a wedding
breakfast was served to about seventy
five guests at the brides home on Wal
nut street. The bridal party was assisted
in. receiving the guests by Mrs, Charles
Pigott, Mrs. Charles -Neabel, Mrs. Frank
Engel and Miss ,iWielde i@-g 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy will be at home
after Nov. 1, at 383 Walnut street Among
the out-of-towEA guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Engel of Hastings; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles .Neabel, Of Pittsburg, Pa.
Frank Benoit, of Crookston, Mimi and
Rev. Othmar Erren, OF Hastings
Miss Madeline Liggett, daughter of Col
and Mrs. Liggett, 2201 Scudder avenue
ST. Anthony Park, will make her debut
at reception to be given Wednesday
afternoon, Nov. Z.
Mrs. Judson Wade Bishop gave a
luncheon yesterday, at her home on
Mackubin street, in honor of Mrs. Henry
Castle, of Washington, D. C.
The engagement=is= announced of Miss
Mary Clark, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles H. Clark, OF Holly avenue, to
Mr.. Putnam, Of Boston, Mass