St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-06
CLEANED At STILL WATER.
The Art Lean Exhibit to Be Continued
Two Days.
A BIG DRAMATIC SUCCESS.
Numerous Social and General Items Of
Interest 10 Bluff City
People.

The Art Loan exhibit, which opened
Tuesday at the residence of Hon. II. r.
Murdoch, has been patronized by peo-
pie of culture and refinement and by
lovers of art quite generally, despite the
disagreeable weather. The parties in
charge have decided to continue the
exhibit on NJ onday and Tuesday after
DOOns and evenings of this week, as
are very many who still desire its con-
tjnuance. Among the many valuable
and rare specimens of art which the
collection affords are "A Good Story"
Leo Hermann; "0id Curiosity Shop"
by Mueller, and "A Study of Sheep"
by NerbOeckhOven. Among the contrib
,utors are 7. +. Walker. of Minneapo-
lis, who loans several rare and
EFT, who loans some fine curiOS.
Among the most interesting features of
the exhibit are the specimens of Japan
eSe and COrea paintings, one of which
Japanese moonlight scene woven in
velvet on silk is a wonder. On Monday
from four to six p. IN. the exhibit will
be opened TO the children Of the public
schools at ten cents each. The expense
which has been attendant upon this
venture has been very great, and as no
person is TO be benefited ptcuniarily by
it a liberal patronage upon the last two
evenings ought TO follow. Judge Muir
dock and lady have very generously
opened their house for the exhibition
free of cost.
The dramatic entertainment at the
Grand opera house on Friday evening
was an immense success, and the parts
were all well sustained. Those of the
farce of the "Quiet Family most notice
able were T. L. Fellows, II. V. Quack-
enbush as Barnaby and Benjamin
BibbS, respectively; T. r. Converse as
Peter Parker; and the ladies'. Mrs II. p.
Thorne and Miss Belle Rankin. In the
drama of among the Breakers" were
David Murray, by Louis Migault, a
by w. G. Masterman, was we'll rend-
cred. Clarence Hunter, by Il. w. Ms
bet, of London. England, a young
man sOjOurning here for year who
played his part with the aptness of a
professional. Peter Paragraph was i'm
personated by T. E. Fellows with fire
effect. Larry Divine by Ii. w. Davis,
and Scud, the colored servant by H. V.
Quackenbush, handled their characters
i'll an inimitable style. The ladies, Miss
Margie Lambert, as Minnie Daze; Bess
bCldL VI lSIlt, ny mis-. NlICSUti MChuSlck
Mother Carey, by Mrs. c. ID. Gish, and
Biddy Bean by Miss Eliza May: all took
their parts in a pleasing manner, and
the large audience present was the
evidence of their popularity.
Mrs. Martha Olson, mother of Mrs. A.
T. LindhOlm, died at her daughters
residence at 2 a. III. yesterday. She
was advanced in years and death was
the natural result of the decay of the
vital forces. The funeral will occur
from the residence at , p. IN. to-day.
The eleventh annual meeting of the
saltwater Building and Loan aSSocia-
ton was held last evening at Music
hall, at which new board OF directors
was elected. A new set Of officers will
be selected from among the board of
directors.
Miss Gertle Nelson, Mrs. C. n. Mel
son. Miss Mabel Seward, j. c. Rhodes,
.Ir.. attended the matinee of 'School" at
st. Paul last Tuesday.
Miss Elinor Smith, a charming young
lady, who has been the guest of Dr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Caine, has returned to hel
home at Rayenna, 0.
DR.. j. G. Rhodes, who has been con