The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-16
|G.|PIUL / SOCIAL NEWS

The congregation of the Merriam Park
Presbyterian church had an excellent OPP
! portunity last evening to judge of the
merits of the new pipe organ just pre-
scented to the church by the Ladies Aid
| society. DR.. Louis Falk, of Chicago, one
| of the best organists that has been heard
IN st. Paul, gave recital on the organ,
! presenting a programme varied enough
| to thoroughly test the instrument The
organ is a two-manual one. It's compass
! of manuals, &C to c, is siXty-one notes;
and the compass of pedals, CCC to f,
! thirty notes, with twenty-five stops and
! $50 pipes. The instrument cost So 00O and
| this amount has been entirely provided
| Tor through the efforts of the Ladies' Aid
! society, which has raised most of the
money by means of small entertainments.
and through the generosity of H. G.
| Coykendall, member of the church, who
| has assumed responsibility for part of the
| debt.
DR.. Falk's playing last evening demon
| strated the fine volume, the depth of tone
and the f1eXibility of the instrument The
orSanlst possesses brilliant technique
line sense of harmony and a musical tenn
permanent that satisfactorily interpreted
every number of the varied programme
These numbers included Sonata, F 11nor,
MendelSSohn; a barceuSe. Arkensky;
Llebestraum, List; fantasia, on three
hymns, Falk; I'm Paradisium," Dubois;
Minuet. Borewish; the William Tell over
ture, Rossini: Meditation, Clausman;
Muptial hymn, Hollins; march, E fiat,
Wely.
A union meeting of the Woman's Home
and Foreign Missionary Societies of the
! Dayton Avenue Presbyterian Church will
! be held Friday afternoon in the parlors
OF OF the church. Mrs. Hill will conduct a
! mower Scripture service. Mrs. E. @.
| Stringer will have charge of the table
! talk, and the Misses Simmons will con
| tribute a vocal duet
Mr. and Mrs Charles Terrier will give
! a reception Wednesday evenin" July "a,
! at their home on Arkwright street, in
! celebration Of their silver wedding an
niversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peters and Miss Bertha
| Peters were the guests of honor at
lawn SOCIAL given Friday evening by Mrs.
John Fisher, of Prescott street.
Mrs Robert Mangler entertained Sat
urdav at her home on Marshall avenue
IN honor OF I'm; Miss Well, of Berlin Ger
| The hostess was assisted bv Mrs Chris
tan Fry, Mrs. Jennings and Miss Slower.
Euchre was played at fifteen tables, ia
vors being won by Mrs. Haas, Mrs. John
son and Mrs. Matheis.
company of fifteen young women was
entertained Saturday afternoon by Miss
Anna Chapman at her home on Holly
avenue.
Mrs. L. A. Fulgraff entertained the
yesterday at the home of her daughter
Mrs. w. e. Dadmun, on Lincoln avenue.
Mayflower camp, Royal Neighbors of
America, will give an ice cream social
Friday evening, entertaining the members
of st. Anthony Hill camp, Modern Wood
men of America. The latter camp win
give a fancy drill.
The Misses Bowlin, Of Summit ave-
nue., are entertaining Mrs. Lawrence A
Bowlin, of ST. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wharry and Miss
Aurel1a Wharry, of Burns avenue, have
gone to Buffalo.
Miss Bessie Drummond, of Marshall
avenue is visiting in Iowa.
Mrs. G. R. McCandless, of North Grotto
street, is entertaining Mrs Harry Lock-
ridge. Of ST Joseph. Mo: Miss Ruth
Miss Nellie Michels, of Jackson, III.
Miss McNaughton, of Kansas City, is
the guest of Mrs. ]. F. Straight, of Car
roll street.
Miss May Broewn, of Ramsey street,
will go to Lexington, Mimi, this week
The Misses Valera and Elsie Bowen,
of Dayton avenue, are in Winona.
Mrs. Draper, of Merrick, Long Island,
Is the guest of Miss Katherine Richards
Gordon, of Summit avenue.
Miss Grace Brown, of Portland avenue,
has gone to Buffalo.
4lC 4hISSSS IOldIlCIl6 dIlU MAY fIynn,
Of Portland avenue, have returned from
river trip to St. Louis.
Miss Mabel Lyon, of Holly avenue,
will have as her guest next week Miss
Mabel Baldwin, of Columbus, OHIO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isador Rose, of Summit
avenue, are entertaining Mrs H SeeSsel,
OF Memphis, Tenn.
Miss Somerville, of Summit avenue, is
in Winnipeg.
Miss Maude Hull, of La Crosse, Wis,
Dayton avenue.
Mrs. f. J. McCarron, of Exchange
street has returned from Chicago.
Miss Josephine Olson, of Western ave-
nue., has returned from Chisago lakes.
Miss Mary Mcclellan, of st. Peter
street has gone to Frontenac for few
days
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Newcomb, of Day
ton avenue, have gone to Portland, Me.