St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-20
WINONA WENNOWINGs.
A Concert of NaIIonaiifies and Other
Social Events

special 10 the Globe.
WINoNA, Dec. I9.-The concert of nation
alities, which constituted the first lyceum
entertainment of the season, at the Central
Methodist church on Friday evening, was one
of the best musical entertainments ever
given here b. home talent. Those taking
part included Germans. Italians, Norwegiaus.
Poles, Nelchmea, Instantaneous and
negroes. The selections were all rendered in
very satisfactory manner, and numerous
encores were given. Among the musical
treats IN store Tor Winonaus the coming
week. will be the Rive-king concert to be
given at the ope; a house on Tuesday evening.
....Mmo. Jauauschek will appear at the
opera house on Monday evening as s'Meg
Merrlnes. The sale of seats is already
large and she will doubtless be greeted by
crowded house. The clergymen of WinOna
very pleasantly entertained the La Crosse
clergymen at banquet given at the HUFF
mousse ON Monday afternoon. Numerous
toastS were responded to and a generally
hiiarlOus time was INDUCED in by the MINIS
terlaI brethren until O'Clock, when
the visitors left for home. The Winona
clergymen have received an invitation
10 return the visit in Janudry....
The ladies' musicale met on Wednesday after
noon anu devoted the time 10 chorus drill, TAX
ing up some already rehearSed and also Il new
one, Good Night The Young Peoples
fair on Friday evening. They intend giving
an entertainment at the opera house some
time in January, Introducing the ''Milkmaid' S
Drill, Mother Hubbard So lancerS and some
tableauX-. The Soc al club Will give its FIRST
parry this season al the residence of Mr.. ana
-drs. Charles Horton. on East Broadway. on
Wednesday evening. The Normal School
Literary society held its second pubic meet
ing on SIturda. G. e ing. A very in eresl :
programme was carried out. The West End
ciuD was entertained on Saturday evening by
Mrs. A Z. Lam oerton.. Inc Women's eX-
change gave a parlor entertainment ut the
residence of Charles Doud on Wednesday
evening. 4 carefully prepared musical
and literary programme was carried
out. A charity bail is being planned
lOr some time in Januar,....
Invitations are out for the dance to be given
by tine Winona Bicycle cluD al the arInoiy on
Christmas afternoon. The marriage of Mr..
Theodore W. Baker and Miss NettIe Burr took
place at the residence Of the brides parents,
IN this city, on Wednesday evening, Rev. j.
II. Crum, Of the Congregational church. Off
Chatting. About S KY guests were present.
The bridal couple departed on the midnight
train over the Milwaukee road for an Eastern
trip. "A number OF the friends of George
Jones pleasantly surprised him on Fridl
evening, on the occasion OF his 18Th birthday.
A musical ami literarr programme which had
Geen prepai Ell was rendered. Refreshments
were served -. Fidelity Encampment /. o. o.
F. has elected the following officers: w. c.
Pierce, c. p; F. W. Denton, s. w; II. B.
Thornton. scribe; f. p. hoban, S. W.; r.
Redtield, n. P; II. j. Willis, J. Rooney G. E.
hInuell, trustees. The normal school viii
close on Wednesday next for a two weeks
holiday vacation.