The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-19
THE SOCIaL
WORLD.


st. Paul art students, is holding its third
annual exhibit in the studios in the Ger
man-Amerlcan bank building The eX-
hlblt opened yesterday afternoon and will
pc continued today and tomorrow. The
club was organized three years ago by a
number of art students for the purpose
OF studying during the winter months by
drawing from life. The members deVt@e
themselves to out of door work in the
summer months. sketching from NATURE
The club is conducted on cosmopolitan
plan and is independent of any art So
ciety: Robert G. Hale, who is now study
ing IN Florence, Italy, is the president
and w. j. Conway is secretary. The fol-
lowing are the members: Miss E. Cor
A. S. Bloom, Herman Giehler, Alfred
Hunt, A. o. Nordstrom, Arthur Allie,
Herman Gr Johnson and W. j. Conway.
There are some Very creditable life
studies on exhibition Miss Corcoran has
some very excellent plaster casts and
there are a number of landscapes that
SHOW decided promise. Most of the work
colors by Miss Fisher. A good piece Of
work is the painting by Arthur Allie of
q scene on the Mississippi river, near the
bizarre, but attractive noctmne on exit
bition.
Among. those who will assist at the
testimonial concert to be rendered Miss
Florence Marion Pace next week are the
members of the quartette choir, of West
minister church, Minneapolis. Miss Pace
is the soprano of the choir and the other
members are Mrs. w. n Porteous. Harry
u. George and G. Ellis Fisher. Mrs j.
r. Euiton, Mrs. w. S. Briggs and Mrs.
c. G. Witcomb are assisting in the ar
rangements for the concert
DR.. and Mrs. David B. Frankenburger,
of Madison, will be the guests of honor
at reunion Of the alumni of Wisconsin
state university. to be held at the A e.
deem Tuesday evening, March e. There
are about lOO graduates of the university
IN ST. Paul and Minneapolis. The pin
clpal speakers will be Senator Moses E.
Clapp and Prof. Frankenburger. Lunch
con vii! be served and the evening will
END in dancing. The reception committee
will be Mr.. and Mrs. James Quirk, Mr..
and Mrs. j. j. SCHNEIDER, Mr.. and Mrs
w. S. Dwinnell, of Minneapolis; Senator
and Mrs. Clapp, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hal.
la lam and Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Kerr, Of
The marriage of Rev. Huston Taylor.
assistant pastor of the House of Hope
home in Rochester, N Y Mr. and Mrs
Taylor will come to st. Faul Immediately
after the ceremony.
The Monday Circle met last evening
with Mrs. H. T. Drake, of Portland ave-
rue. The subject for the evening was
Russian Literature Papers were read
The Willing Helpers of the House of
Hope Church will give an entertainmeAe
Saturday afternoon in the church parlorg,
The proceeds will be divided between tffa
home board, the foreign board and the
free dispenSary.
Mrs. Vina Avery Smith has issued in
Vitations for a recital to be given tomor-
row evening at her studios in the Phoenix
pudding A q4artette. composed of Miss
r. }. Mccartney and H. F.. Phillips, will
sing Lehmanns, In Persian Garden"
Solos will be sung by each member of the
quartette.. Mrs. Hoffman, will play the
accompaniments.
The Glover Leaf club gave it's annual
ball last evening at Sherman hall The
committee on arrangements was A Rv
berg. c. e. Kelly, ". P. Crosby. Oscar
Johnson, H. Hoffman, and Joseph Coyue.
Hilyard's orchestra played.
Mrs. w. L. Banning, of Wilkins street.
Is Is entertaining ,rg Mrs; Joseph Banning and
capt. banning, of Los Angeles Cal
Mr. and Mrs. #. c. Stevens, are ex-
pected home from Cuba the first of the
month. They, will spend the summer in
Merriam Park.
Miss English. of the Albion has return-
ed from New York.
Mrs. G. H. Glidden. of Maria ave-
nue., will entertain the Social Union
Of the universalist Church of the Re
Mrs. Parks Ritchie. of Ashland avenue.
VIII return next month from the South.
Miss Mabel Horn, of Irvine Park has
returned from California.
The st. Paul Epworth League union
VIII give social this evening at the
King street M E. church.
Mrs. w. H. Monty. of Ashland ave
nue.. Will return next week from CaN-
toFnia.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Park
congregational Church will hold a spe-
cial meeting this afternoon in the church
parlors. "a
Mrs. Arthur E. Gilbert. who has been
visiting Mrs. CO w. Johnson of Virginia
avenue, has returned to her home in
Ashland, Wis.
Miss Camille Henton of Ramsey street.
mas gone to Rock county, Mimi
Mrs. H. M. Lord, of the. Portland. will
elTe reception tomorrow afteru6on
me Eald Eagle Yacht club will give
a dancing party this evening at Semi
nary hall.
Mrs. George Spencer, of West Fifth
street, is in Sank Center
DIR. Otto Lugger, of the state school
OF agricultural, addressed the memb ers
OF the st. Anthony Park Women's asso-
cation Saturday afternoon on "Mosu,i,-
toes and Flies Mrs. c.. E. Dibble chair
man OF the Civic league educational com
mlttee, was present and told of the set
tIement work carried on by the league
The st. Anthony Park association are
contemplating opening a reading room