St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-24

uay ou VlSlG W reidtlVeS III CnlS city.
Next Friday evening the play of
.Caste" which is to be produced at the
Grand opera house for the benefit of
the Saltwater K. of P. the following will
take part: George D'Aubrey, Louis
Mignault; EstherEccles, Miss Lambert:
Capt. Hautree, R. w. Nisbet; Polly
Eccles, Mrs. G. l.. Easton; Sam Ger
ridge, James Goodman: inarauise de ST.
Maur, Mrs. G. u. Gesh; Mr.. Eccles, Y.
QuacKenbOsh. a.
MesserS. f. Kreiger, Louis Pankonym,
Fred Neumeir, and number of others
left yesterday for New Ulm, to attend
the turnfest, that meets there today
Albert Lehmicke. teller of the Lum-
berman's National bank, is rusticating
out at White Bear Lake over Sunday
A party of young people have gone
into camp at Lake Carnelian, among
whom are Miss Eva Hall, Miss Amanda
Nelson, Misses Sargent, Hospes, Emer-
son, Fogle, Dixon, and Messrs. Conrad,
Bronson, Richardson Nelson, Smith,
Torinus and others.
N. j. Veline. formerly ali employe at
A. NJ. Keihle's, left Tuesday for Eu-
rope. He will visit Paris, Berlin and
the southern part of Norway and
Sweden for about six months. If
Miss Bess Shepard was ''surprised"
Wednesday evening last by about tweTl-
ty-five of her friends at her home, and
several hours pleasantly spent in music
and dancing.
Friday evening Miss Minnie Folsom
and Miss Grace Torinas chaperoned a
party of young ladies on the steamer
river as far as Winona and return.
Navt ovo,,;1or +bo,o I'LL
an organ recital under the direction of
Mrs. c. H. Browne at the Ascension
church. Miss Van Burgen. of Hudson,
and Prof. Patton, of st. Paul, are to as
sist in the programme.
Miss Georgia Woodruff, of White
Bear lake, has been guest of friends
in this city for few days.
W. q. Clark and wife, accompanied
by his daughters, Miss Tempe, Miss
Lee Clark, arrived yesterday from st.
Louis, Mo-, and will spend the summer
in their beautiful residence oh the
banks of Lake Lillian, near this city.
Mrs. E. A. Pninney and Frank Chap
man left on Wednesday evening for
Danielsonville, Conn.,, whittier they
were suddenly called by the serious ILL
ness of their parents.
81. E. Smith, W. G. Brown, Theodore
Converse and W. E. Cooke represented
the Ascension church parish at the dio-
cesar council at st. Paul the past week.
Mrs. Samuel Bloomer has had for
guests for this week Mrs. Robert Smith
aud daughter and the Misses Middleton,
of st. Paul.
P. E. Burke, Jr., returned yesterday
from Indiana. where he has just re-
ceived his diploma as graduate as
diciple of Blackstone. full fiedged.
The natural gas company has reached
depth of 325 feet, and claims to have
struck vein of gold. 1t is prepared to
go 1000 feet before giving it up.
Hon. E. w. Durant and wife and Will
Chambers are camping at Carnelian
lake.
Capt. W. G. Brosnan. of Company K,
First regiment, is guest of the Second
Lake City.
Col. w. III. Gains is absent at the camp
of the Second regiment.
Frank Schuff, John G. Mccarthy and
Robert Cole, students at Collegeville,
are home on vacation.
Emil Kreuger. Louis Pomekonin, F.
G. Neumeier, Otto Steindorf. Jacob
Lame, Herman Kunde and G. Kreuger,
have gone to New Ulm as delegates to a
convention there, to lay the corner stone
of monument to the great Hermann
Mrs. 81. G. Farmer. accompanied by
her daughter Harriet and Mrs. j. B.
Taft, has gone for months visit and
vacation to Northern Dakota.
Captains Myren Shepard and William
M. May will attend the coming reunion
of the old Minnesota First at OrOna
Point.
Harry Patchen is rapidly improving
and was able to walk down stairs at the
City hospital yesterday. The ball has
always remain where it now is. s
j. R. Golf, over forty years ago resi-
dent here, was in the city yesterday
from his present home at Brookyille,
Wis.
The following programme is of an
organ recital to be given by Mrs. g. II.
ten, of Minneapolis; Miss Hattie Van
Bergen, of Hudson, in Ascension
church Tuesday evening, June 26:
Grand Offertoire de Concert, Thayer;
Air du Dauphine (Paraphrase), W. T.
Best; vocal, a, my Sweetheart"
Kjerulf; b, Barcarole (by request), Gou-
nod; Prof. Patten, Fanfare. Lemmens;
vocal, "Sweet the Angelus Was Ring
ing, Operti, Miss Van Bergen; pre-
lude in ID, Lefebure-Wely; Elevation,
Batiste; vocal, 1.-The Voice of Jesus"
Anon, Prof. Patten; 'Rock of Ages"
Hagen; offertoire in E fiat, Batiste;
.'There Is a Green Hill Far Away"
Gounod, Miss Van Bergen; "GlOria in
Excelsis." Mozart's Second Mass.