St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-11
wINONA WATERS
Served with Social sauce i'm n Pal
alive Style.

The lyceum entertainment, given at the
Central Methodist church on Friday evening.
was one of the pleasantest events of the past
week, and drew forth large audience. The
program consisted of music by the Central or
chestra, geographical and historical sketch Of
Ireland, by Miss Ada Melville; Irish song, by
Mrs. viii j. Evans; Review of Literature and
Social Condition of the Irish People, by p.
Fitzpatrick, Esq; vocal quartet-Misses
Mitchell and Johns. Messrs. Smith and Nor
ton; recitation, Mrs. Il. j. Preece; piano
solo, Miss Buck; "Irish Stew" J. l.. Harris;
recitation, Miss Mamie Cole; Irish song, Miss
Ada Mitchell. =. The Mckinley circle met this
week at the residence of Mrs. Emma Ball on
East Fourth street. The Labor Question was
the topic for the evening. ...H. w. Mercer
lectures at Normal hall tomorrow evening on
southern Prison History. jolly excursion
party will leave here on the steamer Percy
Swain for La Crosse If the weather is pleas
ant. Miss Lizzie Gage was pleasantly sur
prised by number of friends on Friday
evening, who came to celebrate her birthday.
THE ladies of the Wesley church
gave an entertainment and soci-
able on Wednesday evening.
The ladies of the Baptist church gave So
ciable at the residence OF Alex McNie on
Wednesday. "A number of teachers from
the Rochester public schools visited Winona's
educational institutions last week The party
consisted of Misses Youmans, Rowland, Pat
terson, Kranze, McElligot and Hegman.
Mr.. J. 5. Conwell of Chicago was visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J, Langdon last week.
Fred Smith will leave 10 few days for New
Tacoma, w. t., where he will engage in
business. H. Drefield went to Chicago on
Wednesday for a brief visit. Miss Rose
Lake of ST. Paul is the guest OF Miss Clara
Grant. IL. +. Won Wimpfen and bride will
soon return 10 Winona to reside. Miss
Josie Hegman of Rochester, Mimi, visited
her friend, Miss Anna Fockers, last week.
George Simpson of the Madison, Wis, uni
versity, is at home on a visit. Rev. W. b.
Lacey and wife of Pleasant Prairie, Wis,
have bee in the city the past week, as the
guests of Miss Clara Grant Mr.. Lacey oc-
cupied the pulpit at the Wes-
ley Methodist church Sunday morning. -.
Mrs. Mamie LandeIs, of DEBORAH. Ia, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Rob
erts. Mrs. Z. L. Brooks has returned after
months sojourn in Chicago. &C. II. War
rem, the popular Chicago g. Northwestern
passenger conductor. has arrived home from
his visit TO Hot Springs and much improved
In health. q. Harry Remendino and sister left
on Thursday for San Diego, GAIA. G.
Smith. of Rochester. was visiting winona
friends on wednesday. Mrs Martha Foster
departed Thursday morning for Reno,
Nevada. C. II. Langley and p. Hallenbeck
arrived home on Friday from CHICAGO.
Herbert Lord, Esq, of Anokn, Minn,, is i'm
the city. II. c. Claos, at the Normal school,
held very pleasant social. on FRIDAY even
ing. Owing TO Prof. Peters absence this
week. chorus practice was omitted at the
meeting of the Ladies' Musicale. The pro-
gramme included two vocal numbers,
because of Thee" Tours, by Miss Keith, and
the aria 20 Rest in the Lord" from Mem
dellsohn's Elijah" by Mrs. Donovan. The
hour for chorus work was occupied by the
reading of two very pleasing musical
sketches; one, a glimpse at John Sebastian
Bach, the other, referring to Ludwig Berger
Next week comes another composers day.