The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-08
THE SOCIgL
WORLD.

The board of managers of the Day Muir
sery held it's annual meeting yesterday
ficers were re-eIected as follows: Presi-
dent. Mrs. ]. r. Jewett; vice presidents
Mrs. 3. Il Abbott. Mrs. c. B. Thurston,
Mrs: p; E. White; secretary. Miss Fred
Moore. During the year the nursery
cared for 4.7O2 children, its expenses aver.
aging s 500 monthly The nursery has
tendance of sixteen and there have been
!g5 different children out of Seventy-three
families attending the nursery during the
year.
Three new directors were chosen yes
Ierday, Mrs. P. c. Stohr, Mrs E. r.
White and Miss F. SomTners. The other
Evans. Mrs. c.. P Thurston. Mrs. J. r.
JeWett, Mrs W. H. Crazy and Mrs. Ran
Mrs. P. c. stohr and Miss Kate Chit
tenden were named visitors for May.
The Rector's Aid Society of St. PauPs
Mrs. Gullum. Az Laurel avenue. to perfect
arrangements for the fancy dress party
TO pc given this evening at the residence
avenue. The following reception com
mittee was selected: Mrs. j. w Bass
Mrs IF Frank a5 BASS Bass, Mrs Schultz. Mrs,
women will receive with Mrs. Stevens,
Dr. Wright and Rev. Mr.. Haslam.
A joint meeting Of the Woman's Home
and Foreign Mission societies, of Ply
mouth Congregational church and the
Central Methodist church, was held yes
church. Mrs Addie Bixby Cpham gave
an account of the Peyton family, mis-
stonaries in the Hebrides, and Mrs. Ben
1amln Longley compared the methods of
missionary workers IN the ninteenth and
twentieth centuries. The work being
done in foreign fields by Congregational
missionaries was described by Mrs. J. F.
account of the Methodist work
Mrs, G. B. Yale. of the Albion, gave
an informal whist party yesterday after
noon In honor Of Mrs. William Schoff, Of
Denver.
Mrs John F, Fitzpatrick gave a lunch
con yesterday afternoon at her home
on Laurel avenue in honor Of Mrs. Owens,
of New York
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Gedney, of selby
avenue. will entertain the Tigers at pro,
gressive euchre Friday evening.
Rev. and Mrs c. H. Shut received the
members Of St. Peters Episcopal church
to which Mr.. Shut has recently been
called, Informally last evening at the par
rooms were decorated With punches Of cut
flowers. Receiving with Mr. and Mrs.
smut We're: Mrs. c. D. Smith, Mrs J.
G..
Mrs. George Benedict served frappe.
Among the guests outside the congrega-
ton were Prof. and Mrs. Fairclough. the
former being collegemate of Mr.. Shut
The first of a series of short talks on
famous composers was given at DYER
Bro aeolian hall, at 4:30 Monday aft
ernoon by William j. Hall, assisted by
the aeolian and piano selections. Mr..
Halls subject was wagner" He touch
ca upon events In the composers life not
familiar to the public generally, and then
took up the story Of "Tannhauser, Civ
ing it's history and stage action. The
Pilgrims Chorus" was given on the
aeol1an, after which ''Elizabeth's PRAYER
was rendered by Miss Pickthan S1fs
most difficult selection, full of broad
PHRASES. and extreme legato effects was
beautifully sung. The selection showed
as we'll as the medium and lower ones
me old Italian school of training was
plainly shown IN the rendition The
pathos displayed In tho prayer is wonder
ful, and was cleVery revealed by the
pe:fect enunciation of the vocalist.
me next selections were from Tristan
ana Isolde" After short analysis oG the
opera, Mr.. Hall sang "Tristan's Question
to Isolde" Mr.. Hall has tenor voice
of great richness and wide range, and
interpreted the song with perfect ease
and expression. His voice is rich and
mellow throughout it's wide compass.
Following his solo. Mr.. Hall gave an
analysis of the wonderful death song;
OF isolde, which was beautifully given
on the aoelian by Mr.. Pine.
Then "Parsifal" was taken I'D and
given from the. full score, leading UP
from tina motif in the ''VorspieP' to the
March Solemnelle" and "C0nsecration
Of the Holy Grail
Three talks are to be given on success
s s1 Mondays, the next composer being
"Tschaikowsky."
Mr. and RTrs T7ro,I, 1ro+-, 49,
turned from their wedding trip and are
at home at 49, Dewey avenue
Mrs. Frank L, Lyons, of the Colonnade,
Is entertaining Mrs. Emma Dixon Smith,
of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs E. c. Ives, Of Iglehart
street, has moved into their new resi-
dence, corner Of st. Adams and Carroll
street.
Mrs. George M Kenyon, of Summit
avenue. is entertaining Mrs Raymond De
Puy, of st. Joseph, Mo.
Mrs. Fullgl aft, of Lincoln avenue; has
reformed frcm. New York, where she
spent the winter
Mr.. and Mrs L. f. Hall, of the Wind
sorr has moved to 1855 Iglehart street
Mrs, P. E. Brown and daughter Louise
have returned from Chicago.
Mrs. Dadmun, of Lincoln avenue, is en-
tie; tanning Mrs. Willis H. Schofr, Of Den
YER
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Duzee. Of Goodrich
u.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Wann, of Lincoln
avenue, have taken the IngersolI cot
tage 1t White Bear for the summer
The Cosmopolitan club will hold it's an
nual meeting this afternoon at the homo
OF Mrs. George Williamson, of Dayton
avenue
Mrs. Archibald Coleman. Of Rondo
street. entertained informally at euchre
yesterday afternoon. The guests were
members of the We Girls club.
Mrs. e. c. Wheelock, and family, Of
Dewey avenue, nave taken cottage at
Cedar lake for the summer.
Mrs. c. r. Woods, Of East Congress
street, will entertain the study class
Friday afternoon.
The Misses Bowlir, of Summit avenue,
have gone East.
Fourth street, have removed to Bald
Eagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon, who have been
visiting Miss Kalman, of Summit ave-
nue., have returned to Mankato
MORALITY OF MANILA.