The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-09
ST. PAUL SOCIETY NEWS


Mrs. G. G. Titcomb entertained a COM
pany Of sixteen women at luncheon yes
terday, at her home In West Central
Park place. Whist was played in the
afternoon.
MI and Mrs. McGinnIs gave a black
domino dancing party last evening at
their home on st. Peter street. enter
tanning a company of forty. The rooms
were draped in black and were lighted
with Jap lanterns. TIilyard's orchestra
played for the dancing Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs Percy God
Trey, Mr.. and Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Storms.
MRS. Berrett, Mrs. Torrance, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry 8. Johnson, Miss Belle Hope
Miss Maud Snyder. Miss Towne, Of
Omaha; Miss Stanley and Miss Miller. of
Minneapolis; Miss Colby Miss DeAtiey:
w. M. KenholZ. George Miller and w.
Stanley, OF Minneapolis; w. w. Allen.
Wayne Straight, Guy Tubbesing and p
Wilcoxon.
The first Of a series OF public musicales
was given last evening by the pupils Of
st. Agatha's conservatory in the music
room or the conservatory. A tasteful ar
rangement of ferns and roses decorated
the ROOM A large audience was present
and literally applauded the excellent
vocal and instrumental numbers that
comprised the programme. The opening
piano number, Beethoven's "Egmont,"
was an arrangement for two pianos
played by Miss M. Mcmahon, Miss l..
Lfnnan, Miss G.. Karr and Miss V. God
troy. Miss A Erickson played two num-
bers. Wagner's Romance" ca fat. and
waltz by Chopin. In both numbers the
Interpretation was admirable. Webers
Invitation to the Dance" a duo for
pianofortes. was played by Miss Z. Fee,
Miss Mcmahon, Miss X. Malloy and Miss
+. Sullivan. The number was spiritedly
played and the tempo was excellent.
Miss Rose O'Neil played two piano solos,
Schumann's 'Why?' and an Impromptu
of Schubert's. The closing plano number
WAS another duo for pianofortes, the
finale of Mendelssohn's symphony in A
minor. played by Miss OConnor, Miss
Neil. Miss A. Erickson and Prof. w. M.
Crosse. Prof. Crosse is director of the
instrumental music at the conservatory
and every piano number last night
showed careful preparation and unusual
finish. Miss Alma Fontaine. q pupil vi
Louis Shave, sang two numbers, "To
Mary" by White. and The Sweetest
Flower" by Stucken. Miss Hayden
played a violin solo. Fantasia, op. 76, by
Gruenwald. Miss Hayden also played
with Miss Mcmahon violin duet, "Obes'-
lander" by Mangelsdorf. The second In
the series Of musicales will be given after
Easter
Rebekah Lodge No. is gave progress
sive euchre party last evening at Central
hall On the committee were Mesdames
Barton, Shilling, Foston, Flood and Vii
laume
Rev. and Mrs c. C. Markham. Of tho
Emmanuel Baptist church, were rendered
a. reception last evening in the church
parlors by the members of the congre,
cation. There was an informal pro-
gramme of music and the women of the
church served refreshments.
Ms. s. M Cary, of Summit court, an
nounces the engagement Of her daugh'
ter, TheodOsia, TO N P. Langford Jr.
The marriage of Miss Grace Ruth HUI
bert and Adolph Buechner Jr was cele
brated Wednesday evening, Feb. 20 at
Pacific Congregational church. Rev. VIII
lam Gray officiating. A reception FOL
lowed at the home of the groom's par
ents, 679 Olive street Mr.. and Mrs.
Ruechner will be at home after March
Is at T7f1s East Seventh street.
Mrs. F. B. Doran will give luncheon
Thursday at her home on East Congress
street, entertaining a number OF the u.
A r. Womeq
Miss Stevenson entertained the Ola
Maids Euchre club Tuesday afternoon
at her home on Portland avenue. Favors
were won by Miss Lanpher and Miss Nil
Ter.
Mrs. s. w Rau1enbush entertained the
Harmony Euchre club Wednesday after
noon, at her home on Lincoln avenue
Mrs Young entertained informally
Tuesday afternoon at her home on Sher-
burne avenue, in honor of Mrs. john Car
son, Of Norwood, N. Y. and Mrs Will
lam Kennedy.
The White Rose Social club will give
ire third social hop at Sherman hall
Saturday evening. There Will be CAKE
walk.
The women of the Temple Guild of Mt
Zion Temple will give an entertainment
at Cambridge hall, Thursday evening
March 15 The programme Is In chafse
Of Henry Dellafeld, and will be pup
1ishad later. The entertainment will con-
cl,ae with an informal hop and supper
The affair Is under the management OIL
MRS. Max Franl1el. assisted by Mesdames
With. Buchanan, Piochner. SchWap' Ky
njns Conhaim Herr and LowenSteln.
Mrs John BIom entertained ABOUT
twenty women yesterday at her nome o9
Bedford street. in honor of her birthday
anniversary. She was assisted in receN
ing by Miss Josephine Blom MISS Agnes
Peterson poured coffee
GanpSeR.
,,ii M e,tertsin Mrs. Mabel Conklin. W
= r. II national organizer, during HeI
s+ov in the city Mrs. Conklln Will arrive
IN St Paul tomorrow evening
Mrs. Rudolph Schiffmann, Of SUMMIT Gr1r,, az
enue will leave shortly for Hot SpTlnsS'
where she will spend the early spring
Mrs. Van Name, of Western avenue ~
entertaining Miss Gee, of New YORK
Mrs Jennie Randall-Fleming, VINO mas
heen the guest of her brother. e. r. ian.
DAN Of Marshall avenue, left last hlght
for Spokane. Wash
Mrs. John II. Barnacle, of Laurel aVens
he is entertaining Mrs E. X Tyrreii' Oh
Milwaukee.
gone to Hot Springs. Ark