St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-09
THE SALTWATER BUDGET.
Celebration Of the Feast Of the Imnlacu-
late Conception.
SENATOR SABIN TO RETURN.
Royal Arch Officers Chosen -. Do
ings Of Prominent
People.

The feast Of the Immaculate Concep-
ton was celebrated yesterday by the
Catholic churches of this city. The
Immaculate Conception German Cath
Olic) church celebrated the anniversary
of it's dedication as well as the day
itself. A large attendance was present.
John McNall has returned from a trip
to the Pacific coast, full of admiration
for the new EldOrados--Tacoma and
Seattle. He returns in short time to
engage in numbering there.
Miss Jessie GOwie, of Watertown,
Dak., will visit her aunt, Mrs. Frank
Berry, during the holidays.
j. NJ. Ballentine has taken position
with the house furnishing establish
ment of II. Fenstermacher, the sue
cessOr Of Lemon & Co.
A. A. Harper has gone East on two
months visit among friends in Canada.
E. l.. Hersey and wife have gone to
Europe for winters sojourn in Baden
Baden, Bavaria.
j. l.. Skeith, of the Ascension church
choir, left last Monday for Cornwall,
Ont, where he will shortly be married
and return to this city with his
bride. He is employed by the East
Side Lumber company.
Frank Dinsmore, of New Richmond,
Wis, has secured a position in the Min
neSOta Thresher company'S office.
Last Wednesday a number Of the
friends of Burt Sheldon. who has gone
to Cloquet, Mimi, surprised him at his
home with Mrs. Abe Hall. The party
was gotten up by Miss Eva Hall and
others.
The Young Married Ladies' Cooking
club met with Mrs. w. G. Benson, Jr.,
on Wednesday last and was quite a
treat to those who attended.
Mrs. Willard III. Gets and Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Ell. Bromley gave progressive
euchre party ON Friday evening to the
members of the "York" club and a few
invited guests. Miss Emma Elliott and
J.W. Cockburn secured the head prizes,
Miss Mamie Kelly and Will Moffatt the
progressive prizes and Will Shortall the
foot prize.
Rev. D. E. Wells, of Minneapolis,
will preach at the First Presbyterian
church this morning and evening, the
pastor having exchanged with him.
Miss Laura B. Dexter, of Minneapo-
lis, the beautiful soprano singer, who
used to handle that branch of education
in our public schools, is to favor the NJ.
E. church service tonight with some of
her renditionS of song service.
The pupils of st. Michael's parish
school have in preparation an entertain
ment to be given at Music hall on Dec.
81 for the benefit of the piano fund, and
charge a small price Of admission.
On Thursday evening Washington
Royal Arch chapter elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Companion
Otis Staples, high priest; Companion
FL. T. King, king; Companion A. l..
Hall, scribe; Companion j. N. Searles,
captain; Companion T. E. Fellows, So
journer; Companion A. G.. Triebel,
royal arch captain; Companion Z. III.
Warren, secretary; Companion E. A.
Folsom, treasurer. The officers will be
publicly installed on Tuesday evening,
Dec. Is, to which all master Masons,
their wives and families are invited TO
attend.
The annual Christmas sale Of the Ia
dies of the Ascension church will be
held at the residence of Mrs. Helen M.