St. Paul daily globe., 1885-12-20
SALTWATER SOCIETY.
Gayeties of the Wee K at the Prison
City.

Gayeties of the Week at the Prison
City.
On Friday evening refined audience as
Sembled in the high school room to hear
Mayor Murdoch talk on Yellowstone Park.
Mr.. Murdock gave a graphic description OF
this wonderful country, his lecture occupy
ing about an hour and half The lecture
was interesting and instructive and was lis
tened to with intense interest. He was
warmly applauded. At the close Prof.
Wilson, with calcium light, gave quite a
number of views of geysers in the valley to
good effect. which exhibition was highly ap-
precated. In addition to the lecture and
the stereopticon exhibition, Miss Laura b.
Dexter sang a beautiful selection and some
good singing was rendered by the Glee club.
The entertainment was for the benefit of
the library and netted fair sum.
The only attractions at the Grand the
past week were Haverly's Ministries Oh Mon
day night, and Milton Mobiles in Love and
Law on Thursday night. The former had
a large audience, and the latter very slim.
Geneva Ward on Saturday night is the only
show booked for the coming week. Lizzie
Elmer will appear on Jan. 1 and 2, and
Lillian Russell on the 4th, The Maanner-
chor will celebrate Christmas one week
from to-day.
On Thursday evening Mrs. Albert Tozer
was surprised by twelve or fifteen couples
of friends at her residence. corner of Pine
and Sixth streets. The party remained till
$3.50 and quickly passed the time in dancing
and playing cards. A tempting supper was
discussed between II and l, and all present
report first-class time.
Remember that the GLOBE office, 215L
Main street, has telephone and is open
from I a. m. to p. m. and sometimes
longer. Sundays from 7:30 a. m. to D. IN
The UniveraIist social at the residence of
Mr.. George Low On Wednesday evening
netted about SIS. Progressive euchre was
the principal feature of the occasion.
On next Sunday, the 9th inst, the
GLOBE will furnish a list of the Saltwater
ladies who will receive on New Years day
The ladies of the city who expect to be at
home on that day should send in their
names by Saturday. We want complete
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kuhn were surprised
by party of friends at their residence,
corner Churchill and First streets, on Thurs
day evening. The party was accompanied
by all orchestra, and they remained till a
late hour and spent most of the time
dancing.
Saltwater society is quiet. The holidays
account for this to great extent. The past
two weeks have been the dullest for two or
three months.
A supper treat and entertainment will be
given at the Presbyterian Sunday school on
Christmas night.
The ball given at Ehrig's hall, at South
Saltwater, on Friday evening. was largely
attended.
The Chautauqua circle recently organized
has begun work and is flourishing.
Miss Alma Gillespie entertained the mu-
steal society on Tuesday. evening.
Breakfast parties, which are very fash
ionable in the East, are talked of.
.tf PERSONALITIES.
Mr.. J. F. McDermott. representing the
J. W. Fawkes Manufacturing company,
who has been here visiting friends for
week or ten days, will leave tomorrow for
Texas via New Orleans.
Mr.. John Bickle, son of the collector of
revenue of St. Paul, was married on Thurs
day to Miss Rosa A. Marsh by Rev. DR..
Dunn at his residence.
Joseph Schupp of this city and ]. A.
johnson of Fargo will leave about the 1st
for Central America to spend several
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Leary of Lakeville,
Mimi, who attended the funeral of Bar
tholomew Murphy, returned home on
Friday.
Mr. 81. 81. Harrison. superintendent of
the water works. left On Friday for his old
home at Bridgeport, o., to spend several
weeks.
Mr.. Ira W. Castle returned yesterday
from successful deer hunt near Cable,
I Wis. He killed three in one morning.
3 Mrs. AL Pennington will be down from
Pine City on Tuesday to spend the holidays
with Mrs. Eldred.
Hon. E. W. Durant, Aid. W. S. Con-
rad and Mr.. Matt Clark were in Chicago
during the week.
Mr.. R. E. McLeary and wife of Oak
Park attended at wedding at ST. Paul on
Thursday.
Miss Ida Gibbs of Minneapolis is the