St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-01

these concerts are to be congratulated upon
the unmistakeable appreciation evinced by
those who heard them.
Gospel Temperance Entertainment.
very large AMI enthusiastic audience as
sem bled at the rooms of the Gospel Temper
ance union. So East Seventh street. TO listen
to the interesting programme Of music, reci-
tations and addresses, given with the social
meeting. Prof. W. A. Wheaton favored the
audience with two piano solos, which were
very artistically and expressvely rendered.
The Topper" u recitation by Mr.. c. A. Bur-
ridge, was well given. The five minute ad-
dresses given By Rev. j. r. Soderstrom, and
Messrs. J. E. Biggs and J. n. Hawkins elici-
ted marked attention. Mrs E. G. Sanger
sang two songs, the Rose Bush" and
Your Mission" very sweetly. THE Cur
few Shall not Ring Tonight" was finely re-
cited by Miss Maggie Jamison. Mr.. Charles
A. Pcttibone sang, "Three Jolly Sailor
Boys and The Kings Highway which
brought down the house. Mr.. George Fl.
Biggs recited the "Matron's Story earnestly
and eXpressivcly. The entertainment
throughout was Of more than usual interest.
SOCIAL NOTES.
Gen. Averill has returned from the south.
Mr. A. J. Wampler has returned from the
south.
R, S. Munger. of Duluth, was at the Met
ropoIit@n yesterday.
Mrs Chas. Nichols, has returned from a
visit to New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Gibson, Of Milbank,
D. T., are in 81. Paul
On Friday evening Marcus A Blgford gave
progressive euchre party.
E. A. Ringwald has gone to Hudson where
he Will Icmain till tomorrow.
The Concordia Singing society have Sc
cured quarters In Turner hall.
Miss Bessie Kittson is home visiting from
st. Mary's school at Faribault.
Mrs. George W. Becht and sister are visit
ing friends at Harrisburg, Pa.
MIS-. S. s. Breed, of East Eighth street. re-
turned from Chicago last Sunday
Mrs. W. n. Fairbanks, Of Emerson, Mani
toba, is visiting friends in ST. Paul.
Mr.. T. Sharp and wife returned to the CITY
from brief visit to friends IN st. Louis.
Early this week Mr.. John Mathies, with
bis daughter Lily, will start for Florida.
Tne Emmett Light artillery will give ball
on Friday evening next at Armory ball.
Henry Warfeld has gone to Germany. and
will bring back a wife with him when he re-
turns.
Miss Helen Briggs, of Boston, Is visiting
hra
street.
NJ NJ Lands, of Indianapolis. after q
weeks stay In St. Paul, left for home last
Sunday.
The German society will present tonight,
at tue Atheneum, the comic opera entitled
"Jaromirn
Tomorrow evening F. S. swisher and
wife aud Rev. 5. e. Smith will leave for Mo.
bile, Ala.
Hon. Ira DeGraG, of waseea, ives IN town
several days last week and was as fun of
humor as ever.
Ex-Alderman Mccarthy returned from his
farm in Stevens county and will soon 90 to
New orleans
Hon. John Hobart snd wife, Of Egan, Oak.
have been the guests of State Auditor Braden
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. r. L. Hsrdenberg leave
this afternoon by The Royal route for 4 visit
to New Orleans.
Mrs. James L. McAfee and son leave for
Chicago and Southern Indiana next We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hainer leave for New Or
leans and Old Mexico the present week, 10 be
absent six weeks.
Mrs. s. 5, Taylor, Of Sberburne avenue.
spent the early days Of last week visiting
friends at Saltwater.
Mrs. Jacob Manner and daughter are
spending few DAYS With Mrs. NIB. Brur-
german. At st. Cloud.
Gov. Hubbard has been elected one Of the
vice presidents Of the Webster Historical
society Of Massachusetts,
Mr. James King, accompanied BY bis wife
and daughter. Mrs. A Il. Rodgers, left last
Wednesday FOR New Orleans.
Mr.. sud Mrs. W. L Banning, OF this city.
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Frederick
Ayers, Of Lowell, Massachusetts,.
Or. James Davenport who Is sick at the 81.
Luke hospital. Is so far Improved that his
friends have hopes OF his recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maj. Kelliher will entertain
TIE \. & O. club at their residence on Sum
NIT avenue next Thursday evening.
Hon. Wa. P Murray is al bis Office sgaiu
having recovered from his recent Illness.
There is still room for improvement
Mrs. P. $ Roundtree will leave the CITY on
Thursday for New YORK, where she viii spend
the balance OF the winter with friends.
Mss shea, sister Of Mr.. James Shea and
late orSanist Of s. Mars church. Winnf-
peg, IS on s visit TO friends in ST. Paul.
Mr. Peter 4. Bergsma and family have -
turned 10 S. Paul, after al extended visit
several months IL England and Holland.
o. Wednesday evening last County Audi
tor James O'Brien vas made the recipient Of
= house warming al bis new reside nee.
About ssvsaty-3ve O. bis friends frua all