St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-21
WINONA SOCIETY.
The First Week i'm Lent Not a QuieI
One.

There was very good attendance ut the
ladies' musicale. II was Chopin-LisZt day.
and with the exception or one number, the
program was fully carried out. It con-
sisted of first charming talk on Chopin. by
Miss Fockens, which was followed by two of
of his piano compositions, Nocturne, opus b,
No. j, Miss Kelly: lmpromptu, opus 20, No.
l, Miss Langley. Miss Dodge then read a
very interesting sketch of List, after which
two of his songs were given, "Wanderer's
Night Song, Mrs. Muller; "Thou'rt Like Unto
Flower" Miss Langley. Prof. Peters led
the chorus as usual, giving very thorough
technical drill.
The Inauguration OF the large. new pipe
organ at the First Congregational church
took place on Friday evening. Mr.. Clarence
Eddy, the distinguished organist from
Chicago. gave several selections on the instrl-
ment. Mr.. Eddy was assisted in carrying ont
the delightful program by Mr.. Charles A.
Knorr, tenor. OF Chicago, and by Mrs. J..
Evans, soprano. of this city. Mr.. viii
Evans assisted as accompauist. The new
organ was built by Messrs. johnson & Son of
Westield, Mass.
st. Patricks day was duly celebrated in
Winona by the usual appropriate services at
the churches during the day. In the evening
the young people OF ST. Thomas chprch gave
an enjoyable entertainment. which was very
largely attended a. Philharmonic hall. The
drama Enlisted for the War; was well pre-
Pat"
The next lyceum entertainment at the Cen
trail Methodist church will take place on Fri
day next. An interesting feature OF the pro-
gram will be the talk on the Civil War by ex-
Senator William Window.
The Chautauqua circle will meet on Tues
day evening at the residence of w. s. Drew
The evening will be devoted to study of
Robert Browning's works.
A series of Saturday night meetings for the
benefit OF the workingmen of Winona have
been successfully inaugurated by the pastor,
Rev. e. L. Hiscock.
State Secretary Williams of the Young
Mems Christian association is spending some
time I'm Winona endeavoring to organize an
association here.
Miss Genevieve Clarke, graduate of the
Boston conservatory or music, has been Sc
cured as soprano in the Central Methodist
church choir.
Rev. J. b. Cotter is home again after lee
turing successful,S throughout the Eastern
states in the interest of the temperance
movement
Miss Sallie Tawney was pleasantly sur
prised on Wednesday evening by large num-
Der of friends who came to celebrate her
birthday.
About thirty members OF the Equitable Aid
union of this city went 10 Wabasha on Friday
as guests OF the society of that place.
Gen. c. II. Berry attended the meeting of
the state board of charities and corrections,
held at Red Wing last week
Mrs. II. f. Brooks entertained number of
friends at her home on East Sanborn street
on Wednesday evening.
The Winona Polo club spent Friday and
Saturday I'm GAINESVILLE, Wis, the guests of
the team of that city.
w. II. Williams and family depart tomorrow
for Oakland, Cal, where they will make their
future home.
Malcolm McNie and family have gone TO
Scotland to visit relatives. They viii remain
until fall.
Miss Vienna Dodge. teacher OF drawing I'm
Il normal school, will spend her vacation i'm
Europe.
Mrs. VIII J. Evans sang at Ia Crosse on
Thursday evening at the Eddy organ concert.
II. C. Shepard and wife have returned from
a very pleasant Southern trip.
George Il. Crise and william Z. Smith are
visiting in Washington.
Fred +. Lindsey has resigned his position
with Il. j. O'Neil.
IL. ID. Chollar OF Redwood Falls is visiting
friends in Winona
Mrs. W. G. Bohn visited friends in Omaha
last week.
Mrs. A. n. Banin is spending few days in
Chicago.
Mrs. Il. r. Brooks went to Chicago Monday
evening.