St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-07
wINONA SOCIETY.
Pleasant Musical Entertainment
--Othcr Local Featurea

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--Othcr Local Features.
The principal event I'm musical circles
last week was the concert given at the
Central Methodist church by Miss Gene
We've Clark, assisted by number OF able
local musicians. Miss Clark gave u num-
Der Of vocal selections during the even
ing, and fully demonstrated the power or ner
nne soprano voice, which has been much I'm
proved by the thorough training lately re-
ceived AZ the Boston Conservatory OF Music
NJ. L. Trenner OF this city departs to-day for
Atlanta. Ga, where he has &C cepted the
position OF passenger and freight agent OF the
pennsylvania Railroad company. Mr.. Trenner
has for number of years been the agent for
the National line in WInona, and his many
friends regret his departure.
The Wednesday musicale was well attended
and very interesting program carried out
Inc chorus singing was led by Prof. Peters
OF Dubuque. A special program has been
prepared for the next meeting, which takes
place on Ash Wednesday
Rev. W. l.. King and wife were pleasantly
surprised on Saturday last by the ladies of
the Wesley Methodist church. A supper was
prepared by the ladies' and an ENJOYABLE
AFTERNOON and evening spent in sociability.
The masquerade given by the Philharmonic
society on Saturday last at Philharmonic
nall was one OF tho most successful ever
given In Winona. Nearly $50 people were in
attendance.
A number Of veterans went out to witoka
on Thursday TO attend the G. A. X. entertain
ment. camp fire and dance were the feat
ures OF the occasion.
A kitchen garden has been opened in XII
ian block under the auspices Of the Young
"omen's Christian Temperance union.
An effort is being made to induce W. Fl.
sherwood, the celebrated pianist to play be-
fore Ninona audience next Friday.
A very enjoyable ladies' lunch party was
given by Mrs. II. NJ. Kinney, on West Waba-
sha street, Friday afternoon.
The Young Peoples Social union of the
Free win Baptist church held a pleasant
sociable on Friday evening.
missionary lecture is to he given at the
Central Methodist church on Thursday even
ing by Mrs. Emma Smith.
The Chautsuqua circle viii meet on Tues
day evening with Mr. and Mrs. L. l.. Brooks.
East Fifth street.
Miss Minnie Rockwell of the normal school
is spending the spring vacation with her par
ents at Rushford.
w. RWilliams is selling out his personal eff
fects preparatory to moving with his family
10 Oakland. Cal.
The marriage of I. G. Smith to Miss Minnie
Strauss of Port Henry. n. Y, is announced
for March 10.
Miss Bohri went to Chicago Friday evening.
-AN 'Ae@AAooh SSAOOA NSuCnSES udu u
day on Friday.
The reading circle OF the Wesley Methodist
church met on Friday and spent an evening
with Whittier.
Mrs. Donovan and Miss Emma whitney
went to Chattield on Friday to visit the kinder
garten there.
The dancing class at the armory enjoyed
themselves until a late hour on Thursday
evening.
Henry BALLOON, left oD vva5naS5o,. a,-a,,yrr,
for brief trip to Chicago.
NJ. E. Virgo has gone TO Cincinnati, where
he will hereafter reside.
The last OF the series OF rink dances was
held on Friday evening.
Mrs. Carl Stevens is visiting friends at
Peoria, III.
Mrs. d. II. Langley spent Thursday in
Chicago.
c. II. Porter has returned from his trip to
Albany.
H.w. Mead of Chicago was in wInona last
week.