The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-08
MUSIC Of THE PARSE
PART OF THE RUBAIYAT SUNG AT
MRS. SCHURMEIER'S LAST
EVENING
KENYoNGREvE BRIDAL PARTY
They Are Entertained at the Mime
sofa Club by Miss Marie
GreVe-Other News In
Society.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Schurmeier gave
musicale last evening at their home on
Crocus hill, entertaining three hundred
guests. The host and hostess were as
sisted in receiving their guests by Mrs.
A. B. Driscoll, Mrs. Ambrose Tighe, Miss
Gotzian and Miss Ruberta Gotzian. The
musical programme consisted of the rem
dition of Omar Khayyams Persian
Song" the part of the Rubaiyat that has
been set to music by Lilli Lehman. Mr..
George Hamlin, the Chicago tenor; Mrs
William Porteous, of Minneapolis; Miss
Nellie Gertrude Judd, and Mr.. Wood
ward, of Minneapolis, were the soloists.
Mr. Lewis Shave, the st. Paul bari
tone, was to have sung in place of the
last-named vocalist, but he was prevent
ed by illness from being present. Mr..
Emil Ober-Hoffer, Of Minneapolis, had
charge of the music. Valencia the harp
list, was the accompanist, the harp alter
mating with the piano, player by Mr..
Ober-Hoffer. Following the musicale there
was an informal reception.
Miss Maria Greve, of Summit avenue,
gave a dinner party last evening at the
Minnesota club in honor Of the Kenyon
Greve bridal party The following Were
among the guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Ely Bramhall, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
B. Cotton, of Duluth; Miss Sohie Greve,
Miss Grace Doran, Miss Mead, Miss Kali
man, Mr. George Kenyon, Mr.. Robert j.
Elliott, Francis e. Hanson, Mr.. Lucius
Oppenheim and Mr.. John Mitchell.
The board of managers of the Church
Home for Aged Women held an all-day
reception yesterday at the home in honor
on the diocesan council. 1t is the desire
Of the board that the home, which is in
corporated and almost self-supporting,
become a diocesan institution, and the
reception was held yesterday with view
to arousing the interest Of the clergy
The members Of the board received
Among the inmates Of the home was one
who only entered yesterday. She is Mrs.
Wait, the Oldest parishoner in st. Luke's
parish, Hastings. She was warm per
sonal friend of Bishop Gilbert's. Mrs.
Wait is over eighty years old.
Miss Ida Mahle, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs William Mahle, and John D. Jauss
were married at o'clock yesterday aft
Mount Ida street. Rev w ]. Weber, OF
the First German NJ. e. church, officiat-
ed Mr.. and Mrs Jauss will be at home
at GA RvoH street after July l.
The Bald Eagle Yacht club entertained
for the first time last night in the
Bald Eagle pavilion at social and mop.
About 300 invitations We're issued and a
up. The members of the club appeared
in their uniforms for the first time last
night and every one decided blue caps,
blue box coats and white trousers made
pretty suits.
The early part of the evening was de-.
voted to a concert by Hilliard's orchss-
ira and the latter part to dancing. Inc
club made a good start IN their soclal
features, and those which will follow
through the summer promise to be as en-
PERTAINING and pleasant as the first.
1c1ZA xrc1Y sHfrO
ments in a booth in one corner OF IN, tne
pavilion, which was lighted with Ian
terms and draped. in wild flowers.
The federation of corps of the w. r. G.
were entertained yesterday afternoon az
Central hall by Acker Woman's Relief
corps About 125 guests were present,
including representatives from the ten
Minneapolis corps and members OF the
G. A r. Mrs. Anna K. Fay PRESIDED.
A patriotic programme was given, !ncluds
Rotations Mrs. Alice Y. BordWel made
a short address. At the close of the
entertainment there was an informal re
ception. The women of Acker corps
The sibley Mothers club meets to-
day.
The Rosary Society of St Johns Catho-
lie Church will hold bazaar THURSDAY
and Friday of next week In st. John
nail, fOISsl anu
The Aid Society of st. Johns Catho7,
lie Church will give an ice cream soclal
June 27, at the hall.
The Hebron Baptist Sunday school will
picnic Saturday at Groveland park
Mrs. Edward F. Warren and Mrs. Rus
sell r. Dorr will entertain the active
members of the Schubert club n1t next Mex
home
The board of managers of the Catholic
Infants home gave a large card party
Wednesday at the Kittson for the benefit
of fhe home Favors at euchre were
won by Mrs Robb, Mrs. Rhoades, Mrs.
Ramsey, Mrs. Draper and Mrs. Hawk1ns.
Those in charge of the party were MRS.
Donnelly, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs: Glenns,
Mrs. Cummings and Mrs Buckley.
Mrs. Charles E. Smith, of Marshall
avenne is expected home this month
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Bowlby of the Al
bion, are in Chicago.
Mrs. n. 7; Harrison, Of. Of the Lennox'
Miss Ruth Cooper, of Paramount ave
nue. has returned from the National
Park seminary, Washington.
Miss Blanche Lufkin, of Chicago, will vii
be the guest next week or MIS- b II.
Evans, of Ashland avenue.
Mrs. F. E. Draper, of Dayton avenue,
has returned from Chicago.
Miss Hanchett and Miss Hand, of
Grand avenue, will spend the summer at
Martha's vineyard
Miss Jean Stickney, of Summit avenue,
is expected home this week from Rye
seminary New York.
Mrs. c. H. Upton, of College avenue,
/ is in Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. V. M Watkins. of Holly
avenue, are entertaining their daughter,
| Mrs. w T. Wilder.
Ernest NJ. Allen. of Palm Beach, Fla,
is visiting Mrs. William Laurie and Mrs.
| A. A. Callahan.
Mrs. Wolterstorff, of Maria avenue, has
returned from a visit to friends at Ben
son, MINI.