The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-21
Holly avenue, will soon go East to
spend the summer.
SOCIAL.

Society folk will take at least two trips
out Of the city this week to attend two
large society affairs. On Tuesday Miss
Severance's wedding at Mantorville will
be attended. by carload of people from
st. Paul. A special train will carry the
st. Paul guests down and back. The we'd
ding will take place shortly after noon.
The special i. train Will leave the union o
ception Wednesday at the summer home
of Mr. and Mrs. FRANKLIN Floete to which
a large number of ST. Paul people have
been hidden. A special train will be at
the disposal of the quests.
Mrs. William Langford, Of Grand ave-
nue., will give tea Wednesday afternoon
in honor of her sister. Mrs. Walters, Of
Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Goetzinger, of Ban
fiji street, gave a S o'clock tea Sunday in
honor of Mrs. Goetzinger's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. D. Hubbard. of Hastings.
Notably cordial was the reception ac-
corded to Miss Jane Craddock Holland and
the musicians who assisted with her pro-
gramme by the large audience who heard
day evening. Miss Holland, who is but
seventeen years old, has rich cOntraltO
voice of wide range, and much sweetness
She sang Dudley Bucks Sunset Med
caf's Until You Come" and Green S
"Springtide,' and received enthusiastic
applause seanlan's .MIa law
especially delighted her audience.
Mrs. Marie Keogh Gleason Minneapolis,
was heard to good advantage in Gounod's
cavatina from the Queen of Sheba. "
Mrs. Gleason has a dramatic soprano
voice of wide range, and her notes are
full and sweet. She responded to an en-
core with LuderS when You at Last Are
Mine which she sang with charming eff
feet. Miss Maybelle Gilchrist. Minneapolis,
has a clear soprano voice, which she uses
very artistically. Her singing Of Arditi's
Ma ghetto W9ltZ'' ENJOYABLE. She
sang for an encore pretty ballad, AT
Home
heard in Coleridge-T ayIor's ''onaway.
Away Beloved" He responded to an en-
core with the beautiful little ballad, THE
Sweetest Flower That Blooms" Miss
Walther's ',Maiyday" and WHO viii Buy
My Lavender"
Frank Rosenthars rich basso was heard
to good advantage in RodneyS stirring
song The Courier of Moscow and John
F. Gehan sang the 'Infelice," from Yer
A feature of the concert was the sing
ing of Mandy by Baby Bruggemann.
John J, Ahern contributed an enjoyable
mandolin solo. Fifth Air Varie," by
Danela: The programme closed with a
duet IT Am Going to Leave" sung ex-
pressively by the Bruggemann sisters.
The engagement of Miss Bessie Haynes
to Capt. Frederick T. Arnold, Of the
Fourth cavalry, stationed at Jefferson bar
racks. near ST. Louis, was announced by
Haynes before they left for their annual
summer visit to Yellowstone Park.
Mrs. Theodore Sedgwick was the guest
of honor at a luncheon given Friday by
Miss Appleton, of Portland avenue.
Miss Dickinson, of Ashland avenue,
gave an informal musicale yesterday after
noon for Miss Robbins, of Minneapolis, a
bride of next week.
Miss Elsie Constans, of Summit avenue
will give a supper this evening for Miss
Keller, Mr.. Keller and Mr.. Wilson, of Den
yer, Col.
Mrs. G. F. Forsell, of Summit avenue,
gave luncheon yesterday at her home for
Mrs. Fulton.
Miss Rank will give musicale Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Stohr, on
Laurel avenue.
Miss Lillian Desmond, of Lafayette
avenue. entertained the Gibbons Kenny
bridal party on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Read, of Holly ave
| nue., gave a dinner last Sunday for their
son Loman. Covers were laid for twelve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elridge entertained a party
| Of relatives and friends at the Hotel NAH
tomedi White Bear, Wednesday night A
| dancing party was given and music was
conducted by Prof. Jaeger, Of st. Paul.
| Thursday evening an entertainment was
| given at the Hotel Mahtomedi in honor of
two brides, Mrs. D. H. Spry, of NIinneapo-
! lis, and Mrs. Max R. Brown of Clark. S.
! D., dancing and cards being the order of
| the evening. Friday evening a farewell
party was given for Mr.. and Mrs. Brown,
! OF Clark, S. D., at the hotel. There was
music conducted by Prof. Jaeger of ST
Paul, assisted by Miss Bell and Mr. Chur-
chill, of Mahtomedi; I Beaumont St.Paul;
| W. A. Goyer, of st. Louis, and F. E. Ell
| ridge, of New York. Charles Leibrook, of
St. Paul, appeared in monologue; M
Brown sang coon songs and John Haas. of
st. Paul, gave an exhibition of clog dane
! ing.