St. Paul daily globe., 1885-05-31
guest of his brother, Prof. Lyman Brown,
1103 Hawthorne avenue.
DR.. j. B. Moffet has returned from the
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SOCIETY IN sTILLwATEH.

| Conservatory of Music Examination
Personal and other Notes.
The past week could not boast OF as
much in the way of sociability and amuse-
ments as the preceding, but what events
happened were thoroughly enjoyable. On
Tuesday evening the Young Ladies' club,
| in connection with the Presbyterian church,
made their first bow to the public and pre-
Sented to them as nice ice cream and straw
berries, with delicious cakes, as could be
procured anywhere. There was large at
| tendance.
On the same evening the examination OF
the pupils attending the Conservatory OF
Music was held, when large number of
the parents and friends were present. The
examination showed that Prof. Oscar Wer-
ner understood the corTectmethods of teach
ing the piano, and that his training and
teaching in the Conservatory Of Berlin have
not deserted him here. The entertainment
was most varied. The first presented was a
trio by Miss Welch, Prof. Hayner and Prof.
Werner. Next followed a duet by little
Donalda and Lynn Carroll, finely rendered.
Then followed piano selection by Miss
Jessie Lindholm; violin solo by Mr. III.
Smith; piano solos by Miss Laura Lindholm,
Miss M. Seward and Miss Lyman; violin
solo by Mr.. M. Albenberg; piano solos by
Miss Ida Fiske, Miss Joslyn and Miss Grace
Welch; violin solo by DR.. Van Waters;
piano solos by Miss M. Mackey and Miss
Grace Welch; the whole concluding with a
quarted composed of Miss G.. Welch, DR..
Van Waters, Prof. Hayner and Prof. O..
Werner. Those present enjoyed a treat.
On Thursday evening a very pleasant
time was had at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Murphy, who extended right
royal hospitality to large number OF
friends. They enjoyed themselves with
dancing and other amusementS.
Besides these there were several church
sociables and private parties, in which atl
enjoyed themselves to the utmost.
PERSONALS.
Agent II. E. Hayden of the Omaha road
will accompany Gov. Swinford to Alaska as
| secretary of the territory. He has received
a number of letters from Gov. Swinford, all
most encouraging as to climate, etc. The
road will lose an efficient officer and the city
good citizen when Mr.. Hayden leaves.
He and his good lady have been prominent
in good work since they came to Saltwater.
= The Ancient Order of Hibernians intend
to give social dance on next Friday even
ing at their hall in Opera house block. IT
will be given to the members and their
friends, and as the proceeds will be devoted
to benevolent purposes it is hoped that
every member will attend and have friend
or two. also.
On Friday next Mr.. George A. Torinus
leaves for Washington to be present at
Mount Vernon Ladies' seminary, where his
sister graduates the following week. Be-
fore coming home they intend visiting
many points of interest in the South and
East.
Robert Simpson, who spent the winter in
the South. two months of the time at Mon
terey, Mexico, has returned for the summer
to the city, and he is doubly welcome, being
one of the pioneers of the St. Croix val
ley.
j. G. Rhodes, Jr., left on Thursday even
ing by the Milwaukee road for Columbus,
O., where he goes in the interests of the
Northwestern Manufacturing & Car COM
pany.
Mrs. J. D. McComb appears to be about
| in the same condition as she has been for
some time, and her son, DR.. McComb OF
Duluth, is waiting upon her constantly.
E. L.. Hospes was accompanied to st.
Louis by Mrs. j. n. Casth and Miss Stick
ney. He will endeavor to secure surgical
treatment for his knee.
G.. II. Brown, who has been in the pine
regions all winter for Suntry, Tozer &
Pennington, has returned to the city. He is
a spicy writer.
Mr.. II. II. Harrison, who has been at
Chippewa Falls, Wis, on water works busi-
ness has returned to the city.
Mrs. W. A. Hersey of this city has gone
to Prescott, Wis, on short visit.
Mrs julius Rees is in Minneapolis visit