The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-11
o. Social .9nterest.

Ihe Schubert club has just issued its
prospectus for the season of 1902 The
programmes Will be devoted entirely to
the music of the nineteenth century Two
artists reeitals will be given at the Peo-
pies church, one the evening of Dec. 5,
Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler, and the
I-her the evening of April 26, by Schu-
mann Heink, contralto. The other re-
citals will be all afternoon affairs The
first one will be given Oct. 80 at Sum-
nit hall. and will be a piano recital by
Miss Gertrude Hilton, Of Chicago. The
other reeitals will be given as follows:
Nov. ID, American composers; Nov. n,
German composers; Dec. II, miscellaneous;
Jan. Is, French composers; Jan 70, OPP
cratic recital by Metropolitan Quartette;
Feb. II, Russian composers; Feb. 26 mis-
. cellaneous; March u, Scandinavian. COM
posers; March 26, Italian composers;
April 8, miscellaneous; April 20, SlaVonic
begin at $3.50 p M, and the artist recitais
at 8:l5 p. M
Invitations have heen issued for presi-
dents day, which will be observed with
the usual reception, held this year from
$3.50 to $3.50 Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 49,,
at Summit hall, 512 Laurel avenue.
The prospectus calls attention to an inn
portant change made in the constitution
at the annual meeting held last May.
Previous to that meeting the officers OF
the club were elected by the active mem
bers of the club. The change provides
that twenty associate members shall be
added to the voting body, the whole body
of associate members having the power
to elect their representatives in the vot-
ing body
Ihe prospectus calls special attention
to the students section of the club. This
section is composed Of young girls and
women engaged in the actual study of
will be given by and for the particular
benefit OF these student members. There
will also be given for them a number of
informal entertainments of combined
musical, literary and social character, af-
fording opportunities for studying the
lives of modern composers.
head, Wis. was the guest of honor at
an informal tea given yesterday after
noon by Mrs David Ferguson Colyilla
at her home on Laurel aevnue. The
guests were limited to old friends Of
Mrs. Murray. who formerly resided in St
Paul. Mrs. Colville was assisted by Mrs.
| F. S: Blodgett, Mrs. W. Thompson, Mrs.
T. M. Newson and Miss Bailey, of De-
| eorah, Iowa. About fifty women We're
entertained. During the afternoon Mrs
Murray and Mr.. Colville gave several
vocal numbers.
Miss Florence Schiffmann and Charles
Steward, of Chicago, whose marriage
| takes place next Thursday evening, will
| be the guests of honor at dinner party
| to be given Tuesday evening at the Min
nesota club by Charles Freeman, Walter
Lindeke and Thomas Brennan.
Mrs. William P Abbott gave an in
| formal tea yesterday afternoon at her
| home on Laurel avenue in honor of her
guest, Miss Eastman, of Louisiana The
guests were members of the younger set.
| Miss Aida Fry. bride of next month
was the guest of honor at an informal
luncheon given yesterday afternoon by
Mrs. James Jennings, of ST. Adams
|. street. The hostess was assisted by Miss
Ulrich. of Neenah. Wis.
Mrs. NJ p Hunt, of Midway avenue,
gave a progressive euchre yesterday aft
I ernoon for the benefit of st. Michae1's
| Catholic church bazar. Cards were
| played at sixteen tables. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs. Whitmore, the
Misses Nellie and Annie Griffin, Mrs.
Clancy and Miss Margaret Bell Fayors
were won by Mrs. Buekwheat Mrs
Brennan, Mrs. Charles O'Brien and Mrs.
| Cummings.
Announcement is received from Des
| Moines, Iowa, of the marriage last Tues
| day in that city of Mrs. Nellie S. Topper,
of st. Paul, to E. w. Steeg, superintend-
ent of, streets in st. Paul. The bride is
a sister of Mrs. David Shol, 10 South
Robert street, and was formerly con-
nected with the postoffice department.