St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-21

Local Talent on The StaEe--PersOns
Social News,


social News.
The Andrews MikaLo company of Mankato
| nave been playing at the opera house the lat
ter part Of the week TO good houses Fart
bault is undoubtedly one of the first if not
the first place the company has made stand.
The newneSs OF some Of their positions was
apparent, also the lack OF Il thorough under
standing between the musical director and
some of the performers. Ed Andrews as Ko-
ko was very good. so also was George An
drews as POoh-Bah. Miss Mcintyre as Ka-
usha, proved TO the audience she had studied
her part as she rendered il, with perfect in
dependence. The three little maids from
school" should strive to get over that feeling
of dependence upon the musical director.
which effects the audience with a constant
fear for them. As a whole the performance
was enjoyable.
Last "Wednesday evening n fine dramatic
and musical entertainment was given i'm the
opera house by the young people of the
parish Of the Immaculate Conception. The
d ANA 'The Last Loaf" in two acts was
splendidiy presented by the following cast of
characters: Marsh Ashton. n wealthy silver
smith, j. II. Nightingale; Called Hanson, a
wealthy baker, Ed Kelly; Harry Ia lSon, his
son, James McMahOu; Dick Bustle, caleb en-
ploye, David Garvey; Tom Chubbs a butcher,
/ Tom Healy: Mrs. Mark Ashton, Miss NJ.
O'Neill; Lillv Ashton. their daughter, Miss L.
Burns; Patty Jones, a Yankee girl, Miss VI.
well rendered by the Mozart Glee club OF
Bethlehem academy.
The tRbleaux. Erin IN the DAYS that are
Gone and Erin at the Present Time, were well
presented The evenings entertainment
closed with the farce, Box and Cox" Cast
Of Characters: Box, j. O'Neill; Cox, W.
Leary; Mrs. Bouncer, Miss NJ. Reilly.
The rink mas become quite popular resort
with a number of young ladies, who go there
nearly every afternoon and roll ten pins.
Prof. Maddeno conie nplGIes putting another
alley in at the south end of the rink for the
exclusive use of his fair patrons.
Mr. G.. II. Pennemar and family of Yer
mont have secured a suite of rooms for the
season at the Hotel Brunswick. They ex-
pect TO arrive in the city about April /. Mr..
Penneman has daughter attending ST.
Mary's hall.
Mrs. H. B. Strait, wife of Congressman
Strait, and Mrs. G. W. Lnsher were in the
city Wednesday and Thursday visiting their
children, students at Shattuck & ST. Mary's
hall.
J. f. Cartwright of the Union Clock com
pany. who cOntemplates erecting clock works
here. arrived in the city last night and is reg
istered at the Hotel Brunswick.
Thomas O'Brien ed at the residence of his
ftther this noon from paralysis. Mr.. O'Brien
was an old resident OF this city, and was
highl,e ,med.
A telegram received from Ed Lovhed last
Mon ay IRON Los Angeles. Cal, states his
mothers condition is considered mose
favorable.
The Baptists of this city will hold their
John B. Cough memorial services in Kyllos'
hall this Sunday evening at 1880. All are
invited.
L. III. Lewis OF Chi 20, who has been
spending the winter wiih his daughter, Mrs.
{. E. Smith, returned home Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Ball of st. Paul was in the CITY the
early part OF the week visiting her daughter
at st. Mary's hall.
Capt. Cavanaugh received box OF sham
rock from an aunt in Ireland on St. Patrick's
day.
DR.. Dolan of waterville was in the city
Thursday visiting friends.
W. J. Armenian OF Rochester is in the city,
a guest of the Brunswick.
Senator Crowley of Luverne Is In the city
the guest OF A. Post.
THE sHATIUCK CADET.
Green Bros. old Shnttuck boys OF 1915,
are now m nent men in Cedar Rapids Ia,
and in the. Ky papers are referred TO as
''the principal motive power in all public en-
teipuscs."
Ex-Capt. W. ]. Green, class Of 81, renewed
old acQuaintances ut Shartuck. He found
ma charg S had taken place during the
last Il years.
Ex-Cadet H. d. Borden stopped few days
ut Shattuck. on his way TO Grafton, OAK,
where he will pracuce law.
joseph Chateau Barlow. 'sl-s4. is attending
school at Orchard Lake, Mich, and graduates
with the class OF 81.
Frank Huntington. q cadet at Shattuck in
1884, died recently OF scarlet fever in Calves
tt n. lex.
A. r. Mcdonald. 's4-s5 is attending the
high school at Chippewa Falls, Wis.