St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-21
sTILLwATER sUNDRIEs.

HueDc6. AIUcT llJll6 ueldy tuo pcllOIII-
ance was continued. Quite number went
home, being afraid of the rain storm.
SALTWATER SUNDRIES.
Entertainment OF the Catholic Total
Abstinence Union.
Had it not been for the meeting of the
Catholic Total Abstinence union of the do
cese of st. Paul in the city the past week
would have been exceedingly quiet
They, however, enlivened the city. Their
literary and musical entertainment on
Thursday evening was very largely at
tended. The musical part, under charge of
the Philharmonic club, consisting of Miss
WEIGH, Mrs. Van Waters, DR.. Van Waters
and Prof. Hayner, and the Quartette, con-
sisting of Mrs. r. S. Davis, Miss l.. Dexter
and Messrs. George 0. Haskell and w. G.
Masterman, was received by the audinece
most favorably. They acquitted themselves
as well as at any previous appearance, al
though they had only an hours notice
that they were to appear. But they are al
ways prepared. The address of Bishop
Ireland was short. but was one of his mas
terpieces, and a reverend doctor of Prot
estant church, who was present, said in ref
erence to it: ''Bishop Ireland is man af-
ter mine own heart. He gave ringing
speech last night. I was proud of our
Catholic bishop" Judge McCluer'S adj
dress of welcome was kindly one, and was
replete with sound information. Fathers
McGolrick and Mcdonald were at home on
the subject, while Mr.. James Corrigan, the
newly-elected president of the union, made
many happy hits. A pleasant and profita-
BILE time was spent.
The hoSpitable manner in which the la
dies of st. Michaers church entertained the
delegates in the hall rebounds to their credit.
The bountiful and excellent spread to which
they sat down was evidence that these ladies
stand in the front rank in the culinary de-
partnent. The visitors were much pleased
with their treatment
Last evening the Sisters of st. Joseph
opened fair in the roller shating rink, at
which was most extensive display of use
full and fancy articles. Those present were
waited upon by rbight-eyed, handsome and
pleasant young ladies and matrons, who
placed the various wares most temptingly
before the large attendance. The fair has
opened most auSpici0usly.
PERSONALS.
Capt. Hayes, inspector of steamboats, for
the government, and his assistant, Joe
Vance of st. Paul, were in the city yester-
day on their way to Hudson, to inspect the
steamers Wilcox and Admiral Dot. Capt.
Hayes is sick from severe cold caught at
Bismarck in the great storm there.
George Fl. Kennedy, J. P. Hatch, L.
PlaiSted and B. A. Barker, all of Oneka
township, and members of Mueller Post
No. 1, G. A. R., are the only representa-
yicif
campment at Portland. They left Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Clark, three
daughters and youngest son, accompanied
by Mrs. J. R. Dougherty and daughter, all
of st. Louis, NO., have arrived in the city
for their usual sojourn at Mr.. Clark's cot
tage at Lily lake.
Mrs. Frank Berry has returned from her
visit at Adams, Mass. Her sister, Mrs.
Gorrie, returned with her as far as Chi
cago, from which point she went to her
home in Southern Dakota.
Warden Reed and wife have had during
the week visiting with them Mr.. and Mrs.
D. W. Ferguson of Charles City, Ia, and
Mrs. W. Wells of Blue Earth. The ladies
are Mrs. Reeds sisters.
Mr.. George Torinus returned from Wash
ington on Monday last. He was accom-
panied home by his sister, who has gradu-
ated at the Mount Vernon ladies' seminary
there.
DR.. Pratt and family intend to move to-
morrow into the Grave house on South hill.
Water is coming into their own residence
on Myrtle street and they are forced out.
John R. Glider and NJ L. Murphy left
last evening, the former for Rochester. N.
Y, and the latter for Ogdensburg. They
will be away couple of weeks.
Mrs. A. L. Gillespie, Mrs. J. J. Robert
son, Mrs. V. G. Curtis and Mrs. A. B. Eas-
ton were in Minneapolis attending the Uni
versalist convention on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Scott of Scots
bury, N. Y, parents of Mrs. A. M. Kiehle,
arrived yesterday morning for heightened
visit with their daughter.
DR.. Purchase of Scottsbury, N. Y, who
owns farm at Groton, Oak, where he has
been for some time, is in the city visiting
with A. M. Kiehle.
c. II. Carli, druggist of Groton, Oak,
is in the city. He was sent for owing to
the sickness of his wife, who is visiting her
mother at Alton.
Mrs. J. McKusick has returned from Fari-
bault, accompanied by her daughter Ella,
who has just graduated at St. Mary's SEM
mary.
Mayor Murdoch, William Rice and Joseph
Schupp, left on Monday evening for Y ell
lowstone Park and other points.
Mrs. D. M. Hersey, Mrs. R. F. Hersey,
Mrs. E. L. Hersey and Mrs. G. N. Nelson,
have returned from Chicogo.
Miss Eva Mcdonald of Minneapolis has
been in the city the past week visiting her
friend Miss A. A. Lane.
Mrs. S. P. Richardson and son left last
evening for sojourn in the state of Maine
for couple Of months.
Mrs. ii. c. Van voorhees, and daughter
have returned from Eau Claire, where they
were visiting friends.
Mrs. B. S. White of Duluth, mother of
Mrs. F. G. Norris, is in the city on visit
to her daughter.
Miss Alma Gillespie has returned from
Faribault, where she has been visiting for
short time.
Mayor. A. johnson of Fargo, Oak,
was in the city on a business visit during
the week.
Mrs. DR.. Dould will arrive home to-day
from her visit with her parents in Illinois.
Mrs. S. d. Burlington and baby have re-
turned to their home in the city.
Mr.. E. L. Hospes has returned from St.
Louis.
WINONA,S SOCIAL WORLD,
The Thomas Concert the Leading