St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-28
3. Herbert IS in Cincinnati.
MANkATO SOCIETY.
A Week OF Pleasure at she South.
ern Minnesota Capital.

A benefit entertainment will be given ar the
opera house in this city next Wednesday
evening for Miss Agnes Greene. the eminent
Sl0cutionist OF Saltwater. who is in the city
visiting. This is movement on the part Of
number OF our best citizens in appreciation
of Miss Greeue's services in social circles
when a resident OF Mankato. The best mu-
steal talent OF the city will assist and Miss
Greene Will render many OF her choice selec-
tons.
Miss Helen NJ. Philips of the normal
school will not occupy her place in the fac
ulty during the spring term. she desiring TO
take II rest. Miss Philips has taught in the
schools continuously for about twelve years
and needs the rest sought She left Friday
for Minneapolis to visit sister.
seven-o'clock lunch party was the nature
of the social party At Mrs Judge Severance's
Thursday evening. IL was for married ladies
exclusively, and nearly a hundred OF that
estimable lady friends attended. 1t was a
supreme occasion socially.
George May, Esq, of Mcpherson, Kan. (;
William Webb of Sterling; Peter McGralld.
Esq, Of Lyra; and County Commissioner
Diamond OF Mankato, attended the alliance
meeting of Minneapolis during the week.
Miss Carrie Ogle has just returned from
the Northwestern Conservatory of Music at
Minneapolis, and will remain here and teach
instrumental and vocal music She can be
conferred with at her fathers residence.
The students OF the normal school held a
very enjoyable social at Normal hall Thurs
day evening. The school closed on that day
for a brief vacation. The spring term will
open next Tuesday.
Mrs. ID. ID. Pay will entertain the ladies'
society OF 81. johns Episcopal church next
Thursday afternoon. and will serve tea at 6
p IN. sGentlemen are invited to be present
al that hour.
The "old VET drum corps ball on the
night OF the ed inst. was largely attended
and Melted the boys So. The corps will soon
invest the profits in handsome uniforms.
Rev. II. r. Morrison of Sank Centre will
arrive home next week TO hold u week meet
/ ings in the Christian church. Mr.. Morrison
is the state evangelist of mis- church.
Prohibition club was organized at
| Hebron the first of the week. Rev. J. NJ
Liscombe OF this city acting as organizing
officer.
Prof. McCleary held a social party at his
rooms Thursday evening, at which the tduea-
/ tiOnal forces of the city were well repre-
scented.
The military boys had an exceptionally fine
| party on Friday evening, il being the last of
| a series OF dances they haze given this winter
The ladies' society of the VI. z. church Will
meet with Mrs. A. :. Davis and Mrs. W.
French next Wednesday afternoon.
S. T. Holbrook. Esq, gave a six-handed
euehre party to a large number of mis- gentle
men friends on Wednesday evening.
Robert Brown, Esq. son of Judge James
/ Brown, has returned from Iowa where he
spent several weeks on business.
Mrs. 6. c. Pollock and little daughter spent
I the week in st. Paul the guests of Hon.
| William Dean and family.
Miss Grace Brown of Eau Claire, Wis, is
visiting her grandparents in This city, Mr.
and Mrs. o. Brown.
J. L. Washburn and a few friends enjoyed
an Old-fashioned coasting party one evening
during the week
Miss Rosa Brooks of MapletOn goes next
week to Monmouth TO spend a year in the
study OF music.
DIR. MeGraw gave his young lady and
gentlemen friends euchre party last Wednes-
day evening.
Misses Mary Sundt and Belle Day spent
the week visiting former schoolmates at
MapletOn.
Isidor Langini OF the Star clothing house.
started East on Friday TO purchase spring
goods.
There win be a grand masquerade ball at
Opera Roller rink next Friday evening.
County Treasurer Jones is the happy father
of bright listle girl, three days old.
County Commissioner c. II. Piper has gone
to Pennsylvania on u business trip.
Several more persons were baptized in the
Baptist church Tuesday evening.
Miss Jennie Burroh of Caroline is visiting
Miss Ida Martin of this city.
Mayor Evans OF Garden City visited Man
katO during the week.
The revival meetings at the Congregational
church still continue.
Miss Jennie Taddis is in St. Paul having
her eyes treated.
Four marriage licenses have been granted
during the week