St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-24
LIVELY SALTWATER.
A Number of Surprise Parties and
Other Social Events.


other Social Events.
The past week has been great improve
ment over several previous weeks in the
social and pleasure line. On Sunday even
ing the Mennerchor society gave a sacred
concert at Music hall, where. besides in
struInental music, there was some very fine
vocal music by the Misses Schurmely and
the members of the society. The attend
ance was not large, but appreciative. On
Monday evening Janauschek had the elite
of the city to listen to her, and they were
highly entertained. On Thursday evening
Kate Claxton had good house to listen to
the 1.-TWO Orphans" and the same evening
Company K passed most creditable in
spection in presence of it's friends, and they
further enjoyed themselves by social
dance after the inspection was finished
The attendance was fair at the dance, sew
eral being present from st. Paul and other
cities. On Friday evening there was only
small attendance to witness the excellent
acting of Grace Hawthorne in ''Queena's
Birthday"
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bremen had genuine surprise by the MEM
bers of the M3nnerchor society and others.
They took possession of the premises and
had pleasant evening. Mr.. Bremen was
presented by Mr.. A. Mellin, on behalf of
the donors, with handsome ebony cane
with gold head suitably inscribed. The
brass band surprised the entire party at
midnight on their return from Hudson.
Miss Mollie Robertson entertained sur
prise progressive euchre party at the house
of her sister, Mrs. George III. Prince, on
Friday evening. They had pleasant time.
The head prizes were won by Miss Vedie
Shepard and Sam Register, and the pro-
gressive ones by Miss Addie Roney and
George Sullivan.
Miss Lizzie Miller was surprised on
| Wednesday evening at her home on Oak
street, when large number of her young
| friends took possession of the house and did
the honors of the evening.
There were several minor doings, and the
week was fully occupied ip pleasure.
M s PERSONALS.
Levi Doble of st. Paul spends to-day in
this city with his friend, Willis Prince.
Mr.. H. C. Ferguson left last evening for
Chicago on a business trip. He returns on
Tuesday.
Senator D. NJ. Sabin and Mrs. Sabin will
arrive home to-day, and remain for the
summer here.
Mrs. Ada Darlington and son of Mime
apolis are in the city, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. H. Warren.
Attorney A. H. Comfort of st. Paul,
formerly of this city, was over yesterday
attending to business.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. L. Easton went last
evening to st. paul and will spend Sunday
with Mr.. Hughson, who is Mrs. Easton' S
| father.
Mr.. John S. Proctor has left for his farm
in Dakota, and Harry Capron has gone
| there also, and will come home a full-fedged
farmers boy.
MI. and Mr.. Dudley H. Hersey have
| left for Arvilla, Oak, where they will
spend the summer and probably may re-
maiu all winter, as Mr.. Hersey is not only
to run his bonanza farm. but also will man
age his large hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. Hersey
will be much missed here. @
Nh. and Mrs. Frank III. Lemon leave to-
night for Mr.. Lemons old home at Mans
field, O. Thence they 90 to New York,
and thence to Atlanta, Ga, where Mr..
Lemon has brother inferred, who fell in
the last war. Mr.. Lemon takes a months
vacation, after a. continuous engagement
with the car company OF nine years and
| eight months without a holiday.