St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-17
SALTWATER SILHOUETTES
Announcement Of the Church Services
of the Day.
LAKE ST. CRoIX FREEZES
Prominent Society People Turn Out to
Hear the Daft Opera Com
panY.

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preaching morning and evening by the
pastor, Rev. E. N. Chapman. Preach
ing at Oak Park Mission at AIS. subject
of the young peoples meeting at Gas,
".JuSt." Rev. J. II. Albert, pastor of
Grace Congregational church will con-
duct the usual service morning and
evening. At the UniverSalist the pull
pit will be occupied by Prof. Maria
Sanford. of the state university. Rev.
j. NJ. Bull. pastor of the Methodist
church, will preach in the morning on
THE Mark of the Eeast"; evening
theme, Lying" The usual services
will be held at Arcenium church. None
except Sunday school at the Presby-
terrain.
James Bassett Yesterday succeeded
to the Superintendency of the street
| railway company to succeed w. H..
| OBear, who resigns to accept similar
position at Tacoma.
Lake St. CroiX froze over for the first
time this fall Friday night. Just twenty
four hours earlier than navigation was
closed by ice last year. The rafter
Ravenna, bound for Reeds with tow,
was caught in the lake short distance
below Hudson bridge.
The November term of court, the
grand jury, and the board of county
commissioners convene at the court
honSe Tuesday.
The county board of audit made an
unexpected visit to County Treasurer
BlOomer'S Office, and after over-hauiing
the records and the cash pronounced
everything as highly satisfactory.
On account of the strong counter at
traction at the opery house next Thurs
day evening an effort was made, but un-
successfully, to change the date of the
st. Paul Ne ldelssohn quartette concert
at the Presbyterian church.
Rev. W. II. Albright, thoroughly ex-
hausted by his long watching over his
dying child, gave up at the last moment
his desire to accompany his wife and
the body of the child to Chicago.
SOCIAL SALTWATER
The appearance at the Grand opera house
Monday evening of the Duff Opera company
| in "Paola, " served to bring out large audi
! ence OF prominent society people and was
| really the main social event of the week,
| aside from the elegant affair last evening in
| the shape of masquerade german given by
| Mrs. E. L. Hospes, Of Olive street. Tuesday
| evening pleasant dance was given in Boo
| & Lindbloom's hall. and is to be followed by
| another party at the same place next Wednes-
| day. The marriage of George Lanphear
and Miss Frances Morehead took place at the
residence of the brides paren Thursday
| evening J. II. Morehead and Miss Adella
Lanphear acting as groomsman and brides
maid. Friday afternoon Mrs. ID. II.
Hersey entertained q euchre party at
| the residence Of David Bronson, the
prize winners being George H. Prince,
| Mrs F. P. Doe. Mrs. T. E. JOY and Mrs. j.
| H. Harper A party Of ladies was enter
| tanned yesterday afternoon at whist by Mrs.
| F. Sprague, of North Third street. On
| Wednesday evening the guild of Ascension
| church met at the residence of I. E. Fellows
| Joe Staples and Miss Blance Staples acted as
| host and hostess to a party of young people
| at their home, corner of Linden and Fourth
| streets. Friday evening. The opera "Paola''
| was given to the demonstrated satisfaction
| of an enthusiastic audience at the Grand
opera house Mon day evening 1.-THE Old
Homestead, by Denman Thompson's COM
pany will be presented Thursday evening
| On the same date the Mendelssohn male
quartette. of St. Paul. assisted by Miss Mae
Presbyterian church in aid of the pipe organ
fund.
Miss Helen Krapfel. of Hudson, Is the guest
of her sister. Mrs. T. j. Burke.
Mrs. Charles Wales Miss Nettie and Master
| Ramona Wales, of Minneapolis, were the
guests yesterday of Mrs. j. c. Hening.
j. o. BusSe will spend to-day with friends
| in Minneapolis.
James Gardner. of Minneapolis came over
! Yesterday on r visit to his parents, Mr. and
| Mrs. Charles r. Gardner.
Mrs Albert Wilkinson and Miss Ricard. of
White Bear, came over to hear "Paola'' at the
| Grand opera house Monday evening.
Senalor Sabin. who left for Boston Satur-
| day evening, will be absent for about ten
| days.
Mrs. Edgar Dick. of Helena. Mont, is visit
| ing Mr.. and Mrs. Peter JOurdain
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Sawyer. Mr. and Mrs.
| Humphrey Sawyer and Mrs. R. NJ Castle
| started last evening for the far West. Mrs.
| Castle going to Miles City and the others to
| North Yakima, Wash.
| Mrs. Allie Gets is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
! Bergin. at Shell Lake, Wis.
Mrs. Thomas J. Kelly and Mrs. Malone. of
| Central CITY, Col. were the guests of Post
master and Mrs. Mccarthy during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Reeves. of TayIor's
Falls, were in the city Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. j. F. SCHNEIDER, with her children.
| went Monday to Whitewater, where her hus.
band has become pastor of the Universalist
! church.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Yarnar returned YES
terday from Fargo, whittier they went Mon
| dav to be present on the following day Mt the
golden wedding of Mrs. Yarnall's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley.
j. S: o'Brien returned Wednesday from
| Hannibal, Mo.
s. q. Strickland, Of Washburn. visited
friends early in the week.
DR.. o. A. Waiter returned Monday from
| Montreal
William Frost, nephew OF Senator J. N.
! Castle, leaves this evening for Denver, Col,
to spend the winter.