St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-17
CLEANED IN SALTWATER.
Willie Riley Writes That He Is Coldly
Received at His Home.
AT THE CHURCHES TO-DAY.
Three Successful Dancing Parties---
The Social News of the
Week.

Willie Riley, the boy parricide, whose
life sentence was recently committed,
writes from his former neighborhOOd in
Mobiles county that he Is coldly received
by many of his early acquaintanceS, and
appeals to Warden Stordock for aid in
helping him to employment. In default
OF securing place in a law office he
wishes to become candy butcher Oh a
railroad train.
OF the three successful dancing par
ties given at B. & l.. hail, Masonic hall
and opera house, Wednesday evening.
by the Norwegian Ski club, the Cornet
band and private persons respectively,
the first was probably the most enJoya-
BILE in many respects. With two or
three exceptions the company was ex-
clusively of NorwegianS, and the Ski
club appeared in their new uniform.
A highly interesting diversion given
during lull in the regular programme
was exhibitions Of old-country charac-
teristic dancing. Mikel Thon and his
sister, Mrs. o. B. johnson, giving the
graceful and dizzy 'Halling dance"
and John Anderson. Ole and Newton
Grant, Hans Olson and Mikel Thon eX-
ecuting some really surprising acrobatic
feats in the appropriately named "Sky
dance"
Services at various churches to-day
are announced as follows: Presby-
terian-Morning theme, Under the
Juniper Tree" evening. ''Robert Els
mere-The Doctrines" First Baptist
Morning, messengers of the Minor
Prophets;" evening, "Studies in the
Life of Jesus" notwithstanding,
the first sermon of series on the
Lords Prayer" evening, Caste"
notwithstanding, The Duty Of
Personal Effort
Dan McDermott, from one of the
Tamarac camps, reports that he found
q few days ago. in den not far from
the logging works, she bear and two
cubs. the latter about three days old.
The curious part of the matter is the
unheard-of WEBBING of the cubs at this
season of the year.
Col. E. A. Folsom very elegantly en-
tertained at his residence Wednesday
evening a formal party composed of
twelve of his longtime lady friends, at a
superb dinner OF seven courses. The
party was dress affair, even the host
being attired in the conventional coat
imperative on such occasions.
Judge J. G. Nethaway was called to
Central Bridge. N. Y. yesterday by
telegram announcing the fatal illness OF
his mother.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will give their annual Easter sale and
festival at the residence of Mrs. William
NJ. CaprOn, South Third street.
Lost-Some time since, a gold-handled
silk umbrella, handle engraved "H."
Reward for return to Henry Heisel.
rhe opening session of the musical
convention will begin at 7:30 o'clock
sharp Monday evening.
SOCIAL SALTWATER.
4 pleasure party from Hudson, Wis,
consisting of Misses Dinsmore, Dennis
ton, Fulton, Porter, Chubbuck, Rich
ardson. and MeSsrs. Mcintyre, Goss,
Andrews and Gatchell, came up on
- Tuesday evening and INDUCED in pro-
gressive euchre with a like number
from this city at the Sawyer house.
On Friday evening large number of
young folks and some elderly ones par
ticipated in sleigh ride out in the
man, about four miles from this city.
Rev. Mr.. Albright chaperoned the
party, and all had splendid time On
=. the trip.
Herman Seeba, Rudolph Lehmicke
Jr., j. Rhorbach and Leonard Dahm
gave party at Music hall Friday even
ing to their friends. The head prizes
, were won by Miss Maggie Smith. John
! Smith; foot prizes, Miss Aggie Kern,
n. A. Smith.
Miss Goodwin, the affable preceptress
at the Kindergarten in DR.. Pratt man
sion, has returned from short visit to
ST. Cloud. and her school will open
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brenner enter
tanned euchre party last Tuesday
evening to supper, after which the de-
lusive game was indulged in to Ger
tain extent.
Miss Rose Carlton was surprised
Thursday evening by number of her
friends and presented with a gold
watch. and few hours spent in social
reunion.
Miss Annie Ankeny, OF Minneapolis.
was guest of Mrs. Chester McKusick
last Sunday.
Miss Nora Collins, of Aberdeen, Dak.,
is guest of Mrs. Levi Z. Proctor for a
few weeks.
Sergeant Ed Conrad. of the Faribault
cadets, is home Oh the sick list for few
days.
Otto Paulson, of Duluth. graced the
city with his presence Oh Wednesday.
The Ivy Leaf club decided that ''mar-
riage" is failure in their last debate.