The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-22
In ST. PAUL
IS SOCIETY

An attractive programme has been
arranged for the sacred concert to be
given this evening at the Norwegian
Evangelical Lutheran church, corner of
Canada and Thirteenth streets. The con-
cert is given by the church choir for
the benefit of John Dahle, who has been
a number of years. The choir will be
assisted by Nine Constance Locke-Va-
lisi, pianist; Olaf Halls, violinist; the
Luther Seminary orchestra and the
bers are Wennerbergs arrangement of
the 150th and the seth psalm, and
HAYDN The Heavens are Tellingp The
Folkets War" Udpye. and "Overmaade
fuld af Made" by Lindblad. Mr.. Halls
will play nocturne by Chopin and
my Redeemer and Ny Lord by Buck,
will be sung by Miss Signe Dahle. Miss
Dahle and Miss Christensen will sing a
duet. 81 Waited for the Lord" Men
will be played by Nine, Loeke-Valisi.
The women of the Universalist Church
of the, Redeemer will hold a silver CO.
lonial social at the chapel this evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Alcott will receive, with
Dr. and Mrs. A T. Upham, Mr. and
Mrs. F. D.. Willis, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E.
Lamb and Mr. and Mrs J. H Williams.
Musical numbers will be contributed by
Mrs H. A. Clifford, Mrs Hall, Miss NJ
Hinderer. Miss Scott, Miss Bessie White
ana Mr.. Boyer.
Miss Withee will give colonial lunch
con this afternoon at her home on West
tern avenue in honor of Miss Florence
Hare. whose wedding takes place next
Wednesday, l'.s't = .~aS r.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell H. Clapp were
the guests of honor at dinner party
Jesse Gregg at their home on Ashland
avenue Mr.. and Mrs. C1app leave shortly
for trip through California
Mrs Andrew Mark and Miss Leue will
entertain at euohre this afternoon at the
home of Miss Leue on South Exchange
street.
The children of the Park Congregation
al church will give a concert this even
ing in the church parlors for the benefit
Of the church fund. The children will
women. and will sing programme of
patriotic airs.
The Daytons Bluff Branch of the
Wemap's Civic League will give benefit
euchre next Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs Hall on Hoffman avenue.
Frank Farley, late of the METROPOLITAN
English Grand Opera company, is in the
city. Mr. Farley is pupil of Nine.
Cappiani, of New York
Mr. and Mrs John B. Cook leave St.
Paul Sunday for visit to Jacksonville,
Ia.
The annual reception of the House of
Hope church was held last evening in
the church parlors The guests were re-
ceived by DR.. James D. Paxton, pastor
of the church. assisted by Mrs. c. 2.
Noyes Mrs. George B. Young, Mrs.
Thomas McDavitt, Mrs. Charles G. John
son, Mrs. Archibald McLaren, Mrs. Ed
ward Gheen and Mrs. Boardman. John
Riddle gave an illustrated lecture on
Turkey and Constantinople. Following
the lecture refreshments were served and
! social hour spent. The tea table was
in charge of Mrs. F. M. Douglass, Mrs.
Wheelock. Mrs E. Saunders, Mrs. john
Jackson, Miss Rogers, Miss Anita Fur
ness, Miss Mcmillan, Miss Kate Vince
lock, and Mrs. Alice Robertson.
An excellent programme was presented
last evening at Park Congrega .tonal
church by the local pupils of Mons Emile
Onet. Vocal numbers by Miss Julia
Donovan, Mr.. III. Soucheray, Mrs. John
Hartigan, Mr.. A. Soucheray and Mr.. F.
Rosenthal were given. The numbers
were we'll received by the appreciative
audience present.
A card party and an informal dance
was given last evening by the Stanrd