St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-05
An Interesting Grist of Social News From
Neighboring Cities in Minnesota
and Wisconsin.
How They Manage to Keep Cool in Still
water Arrivals and Departures
of Prominent People.
The Prohibition Movement in Red
Wing--Last Weeks Amusements
and Merry-Maktngs.
It's Hot in Winona. Too. but TheS
Keep StIrring--Social MisceI-
Iany From Hudson.
SOCIETY IN SALTWATER.
Several Interesting Events During
the Week.

the Week.
The past week has not brought anything
worthy of special. note in the way of
social entertainments. although there were
one or two events that were much enjoyed
by those who were present The principal
was the musicale given by Miss Stickney at
the former residence of Dr.. Pratt, which
was filled with highly cultured and music
loving citizens. They had a rare treat in
the vocal and instrumental selections
rendered. Miss Stickney aStoniShed those
present by the brilliancy of her playing,
and it is strange that she has not appeared
at some of the excellent local musical treats
here, as she would be a great acquisition.
The others who took part also did full
Justice. and were deServedly applauded.
All the ladies had handsome floral memen-
toes of the occasion.
The MRnnerchor fair has had prosper
Gus week and the meTy-hearted and jolly
Germans, with the music ripping out OF
them. have given the crowds that were
there each night full value for their admis-
sion fee. The ladies pressed their wares
and chances were taken with lavish hand.
The contest over the most popular young
lady was certainly exciting, and Misses
Wolf. JasSoy and Schermuly, with others,
may certainly feel f1attered over the good
opinions had of them by those present each
evening. The band discOursed excellent
music nightly, and the social hop given
after 10 o'clock was duly appreciated. a
goodly sum was realized for the new hall
they intend to build.
The Sisters fair at the roller skating rink
has given enjoyment to hundreds nightly
during the whole week. The Sisters of st.
Joseph have secured a considerable sum to-
ward their new home, and the remainder
will be forthcoming. The greatest credit
is due the ladies who have tOiled so faith
fully night after night i'll the good
work and for the pleasant man
ner in which they have gone about
it. The various attractions presented have
drawn well, and much amusement has been
had out of some of them. The attendance
last evening was something immense.
On Monday evening there was a great
Outpouring of ladies and gentlemen to Lake
Elmo, filling Elmo Lodge with as happy &
party as ever assembled within it. They
went by teams. The beSt-knOwn citizens
were present, and passed the time witt
progressive euchre, ten-pins and boating
and the threescore in the party got home
without mishap.
PERSONALS.
Aid Kerr on Tuesday evening accom-
panied his wife, two children, his siste
Aggie and Miss Kate Mathews, sister of eX
Mayor Mathews, as far as Chicago on thei
way to Dollhouse, New Brunswick, wher,
they go to spend the summer. They viii
visit other points on the Bay of ChaleurS.
Fred Sewall of Milwaukee, brother o
Agent SewaIl of the Milwaukee road here
is on visit in this section. He is a
ofr hicooro Iol-
all is spending the summer.
Miss E. Stone, manager of the Western
Union telegraph Office here, has left for he
home in the East. She will change he
name at an early date. Miss Hayden of ST
Paul takes her place.
john Glider. who went with the G. A. r
delegates to Portland, has returned. III
left Lee Murphy at Ogdensburg, n. Y.
and George GOrham at his old home in Vel
mont.
Miss Agnes Green left on WedneSda
evening for Saratoga to attend the teachers
national convention. She goes from Du
luth by the lakes and rivers as far as pos
Dible.
Mrs. Mona Buck, daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. a. jerks, 81 Elm street, and a friend
Miss Kit Winters from Morris, ILL.,, are j
The city OH short visit.
Mrs. DR.. j. c. Rhodes is in MinneapOli
making long visit with her daughter, Mrs
DR.. Powell. Harry Smith spent yesterda,
with them.
Conductor Charles Travis and wife hav
gone to Lake De Montreville, where the
will rusticate several days.
Mrs. II. ID. Page and children. BaraboC
Wis, are visiting with Mrs. j. ii. Bromly
Mrs. Pages sister.
Mr.. j. c. Rhodes, Jr., who is at preser
in Ohio, writes that he expects to be HON
in few days.
Ed A. Doe has returned from Ann Arbol
He comes back by way of the lakes frol
Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. II. c. Ferguson and children let
during the week for months visit at OsE
kosh, Wis.
f. Whitman has returned from Illinoi:
where he was attending the funeral of b
brother.
Judge and Mrs. McCluer are in the Ash
land, Wis, section for few days.