St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-28
WINONA SOCIETY.

one or the pleasanJest entertainments that
has been given by amateur talent of late was
that presented by the Ladies' Guild Of ST.
Pauis church at Philharmonic hall on Friday
evening. laughable farce entitled THE
/ Register was well presented. Miss Bertha
Morris gave some of her select readings The
old fashioned minuet was danced, with the
performers attired in ancient costumes.
The young men of the Congregational So
clety gave NaShingtOn's birthday enter
tainment in the church parlors on Monday
evening. a program OF music, readings and
recitations was presented and refreshments
served. The combination OF George Wash
| ingtou, his little Ratchet and tree, was feat
ure OF the evening.
The GAINESVILLE Polo club enjoyed their trip
| TO Winona very much. ride around the
| city IN the morning was INDUCED i'm and "A
| pleasant time had at the Young Mems club
| after the evening game. The Winona club
| will return the visit March 10.
The ladies Of the Central Methodist church
| held one OF their pleasant sociables ut the
residence Of n. G.. Norton on Friday even
| ing. A musical and i.erary program was
| presented and very social time was enjoyed.
| Refreshments were served
The ladies Of the Young WOmen's Christian
Temperance union are about 10 open a kitch-
en- garden in Kilian's block. About a dozen
young ladies', who will act as teachers in the
school, are now receiving instructions in tha
art OF conducting il.
Mrs. Samuel Culbertson has gone to New
Orleans for Il brief visit with friends After
viewing the Mardi gras she will return rs far
as Louisville. where she will visit relatives
for some time.
the Chautauqua circle met on Tuesday
evening at the residence OF Rev. Levi Gill
bert. A miscellaneous program was rem
dered. The circle will hold its next meeting
ut the residence of L. ). Morgan on East Fifth
ST. eet.
Miss Geneyieve Clark, from the Boston
conservatory of music, will give a concert al
the Central Methodist church GU FRIDAY
evening. She will be assisted by the best
local talent of the city.
Miss Hattie Forsythe has been promoted as
teacher from the primary 10 the secondary
grade at the Madison school. Miss Lizzie
Gage takes Miss Fors, the's former position.
\ select masquerade ball. under the aus
pices of the Philharmonic society, was given
at Philharmonic hall on Saturday evening.
The select Knights of the Ancient Order of
United Workmen gave ball at Philharmonic
hall on Washiugton's birthday
The ladies' Wednesday musicale at Mrs.
Langieys was enjoyed as usual by largs
number Of musicians.
A masquerade party was given on Saturday
evening by Miss Leah Barnes at her home OF
WiuOna street.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church wiz
give sOciable In the church parlors on Err
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Forsythe have returned
from TWO months visit 1T the Hot Spring1
Ark.
George II. Stevens of Chicago was visiting
his many Winona friends last week.
Miss Kerr OF Dubuque took charge of Misa
Hambln's music class this week
\ new class tor adults was started at tho
dancing school Friday evening.
Prof. Peters Of Dubuque, was in WinonG
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Rev. F. W. Flint departed on We'd nesda,
evening for Chicago.
DR.. c. a. Boyd of Lewiston, visite.
Winoua on Monday.
George stebbins of Langdou, was in
WinOna Thursday.
Ed. L. Brooks has returned from a week.
visit in Chicago.
George Doud departed on Friday for Nil
Waukee.
Aid. S. R. Brooks went down to Chicago OIL
Monday.