St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-03

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! SIS, and l.. S. Vanfossen won the thirc
prize of SO. Their subjects were Rise Of
Popular Government" "a and X" and
Classics" respectively. Mrs f. Meartle
Miss Lilly Fitz and Mr.. Charles Slocum ell
tertained the audience with music. Each
speaker received loud applause at his close
Mr.. Teter being presented with beautiful
bouquet.
The Bird cantata and concert at the
Woodland Park Baptist church ON Friday
evening drew a full house. The cantata
was representation by young Ladies OF the
several singing birds, who were supported
by retinue of fairies, Miss Clara Phillips
accompanying the same very skillfully upon
the piano. The Queen of Birds was repre-
sented by Miss Ida Comstock, the Nightin-
gale by Miss Blanche Oliver, the Lark by
Miss Carrie Burtis and the bluebirdS, can
aries, robins and wrenS warbled and caroleo
with the more highly gifted voiced birds
most delightfully."- Miss Sarah Hall led the
fairies as their queen with stately dignity.
| The concert consisted of vocal and inStru
mental selections by several ladies and gen.
! tlemen and as whole was also most enter
tanning.
FUTURE EVENTS.
| The Lower Town Whist club will hold its
final meeting at the residence of ex-Mayol
Prince on Tuesday evening.
The West Side gymnasium will be the
scene of grand May party at an early date
athletic exhibitions, Evolutionary exercises,
and hop and supper will fill up the even
| ing.
On Wednesday evening, May g. will be
celebrated the marriage of j. IL. Skinner OF
Lanpher, Finch q Skinner to Miss Annie
| Wood of Kalamazoo, Mich, in st.
Luke'S church of that place
Alpha Nh of Chi Psi will celebrate it's
anniversary on May 10, by a grand banquet
in the chapter house. The Northwestern
Chi Psi association will hold its annual re-
union at the same time and place. The re-
Chi Psis of long residents, and all new
corners belonging to the fraternity should
make it point to attend.
On Friday evening" May s, an entertain
ment will be given at the Presbyterian
church, corner of Seventh and Ross streets,
! for the purpose of furnishing the pulpit
Among the prominent features of the pro-
gramme are A. NJ. Doherty in his ''Snutf'
song; Mr.. and Mrs. Parlin in character
songs; Mrs. v Adams in select Rotations
Miss Gertie Sonsoncie in piano solo; Miss
| Simpson in select recitations; series OF
tableaux by the Ladies' Aid society, and AL
G. Flournoy with his original song entitled
1.-THE Roller Skating Rink" A good time
is anticipated Refreshments will be served
Immediately after the performance.
PERSONALITIES.
DR.. Stone has been absent in the East
lately.
Hon. Mark H. Dunnell was in town on
Tuesday.
j. H. Drake and son were in Chicago on
Tuesday.
Mr.. C. G. Lathrop left on Monday for an
Eastern tour.
United States Senator Mcmillan is back
from Washington.
w. F. Steele of Steele, D. t., was in
town during the week.
Mrs. Theodore Schumacher returned from
Boston on Wednesday.
Mr. John Summers of the Windsor went
East early in the week.
Mrs. DR.. Ancker has gone East ON three
weeks visit to Pittsburg.
Miss Blanche Pease of Ripon, Wis, is
visiting friends in St. Paul
President G. H. Bridgeman of Hamline
has returned from New Orleans.
W. F. Newell and Harold Borup have
been in Chicago during the week.
Mr.. Julius Austrian is entertaining his
daughter, Mrs. E. Hart, of Florida.
Miss Hammond returned on Tuesday
from three-weekS' visit in Chicago.
Mr.. Harry Wright of Cincinnati will pass
the summer in st. Paul visiting friends.
Miss Emma Arthur of Quincy, ILL.,, is
| visiting Mrs. Isaac Arthur of Lincoln ave-
| nue..
Mrs. J. B. Cook has returned home from
an all winters visit in Washington and
Richmond.
Mrs. NJ, E. Crebb and Mrs. Nellie Weber
left on Wednesday for visit to their former
home in Baltimore.
Judge Burr's guests, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Knuppe of CrookstOn, left for their home
on Tuesday evening.
Judge Macdonald of Shakopee spent few
days in St. Paul and returned to his home
| yesterday afternoon.
Misses Auerbach and Rachael Rice re-
turned On Wednesday from visiting Miss
Antisdel Of Milwaukee.
DR.. Clara E. Atkinson returned on the
steamer Centennial from fve-weeks' south
ern tour on Thursday.
| Dr.. Fl. Hutchinson and wife, John H
| Allen, w. B. Jordan and L. III. Maxtield
were in Chicago on Friday.
A. NJ. Radcliffe and daughter, Miss A.
Blanvest, and H. J. Howe were at the
Palmer Chicago, on Saturday.
| J. J. O'Leary is talking of trip to Bos-
ton. 1t is rumored that he will return
| twice the man that he is now.
Mrs w. L. Purple of No. GOT jackson
street left for Detroit last Tuesday, where
she will visit relatives until July 1.
| Mrs J. S. Thompson and daughter, John
| S. Thompson, II. G. Foster and G. w
Cross spent a portion of the week in Chi
cago.
Col. Davidson and family have gone fol
the summer to Palmyra Springs, Wis.
where it is probable they may make theil
future home.
Miss Pier of New DIRK, who made visit
Of month to her aunt Mrs. Gilchrist, il
this city, returned to her home in the early
part of the week. The young lady made &
great many friends in st. Paul She will
spend the summer in Europe.
Mrs. John R. Irvine, who spent the
winter in Washington, returned to st. Pau
yesterday afternoon accompanied by hel
daughter Mrs. Wright, who went East tC
accompany her mother home. The ladies
were accompanied by Capt Wright.
Messrs +. H. Schade, Fred Emmert, the
brewer, and Philip Heck, all three we'll
known and prominent business men of St
Paul, left on Saturday for visit to theil
old home in Germany on the Rhine. They
will be absent about three months.
| The many friends in st. Paul and vicinity
of Miss Marion A. Hopkins, daughter OF
| NIrc IamaS Thomson of ErantnNun Da-