St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-31
SAINT PAUL.
eSditonoi City News on The Str PGge.
SAYINGS AND DOINGS.

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The board OF education meets at 8 o'clock
-S-night.
A regular meeting OF the park commission
gill be held 1T 4 o'clock this afternoon.
The school building on Macubin street was
zlled again last evening at the "FeStlvA OF
she Seasons"
The directors of the Protestant orphan
asylum will meet to-day at Relief hall and
elect officers.
The Methodist social union will hold its
regular session this evening in Clinton ave-
uue church
Next Monday evening at Armory hail.
Wits First Regiment band will give con-
cert and bah.
Saturday evening Judge Flandrau viii
deliver lecture OH Republican goyernme nj
al the state university.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Clinton j. Baesus tender the
class of 80 reception tonight at Baldwin
seminary. Diplomas will be conferred at
9p. III.
The Goodrich avenue church social an
nounced for tonight has been postponed to
one week from today, at the residence OF
Rev. c. G. Reynolds, go Western avenue.
The Dayton's Bluff ". C. t. U. will give an
entertainment at the Atlantic Congregational
church this evening. with booths represent
ing the Days OF the Week" refreshments,
etc.
Avery fresh and little-used muleskin peck
etbook. containing 81 cents and its lining,
was picked ND on University avenue yester-
day afternoon. The owner can recover the
same by calling at police headquarte rs ana
proving title.
This evening at s o'clock at the House of
Hope parlors the Young Women's Christian
Temperance union will give musical, liter
airy and social entertainment. Prof. H. 5.
Baker will speak on the hurtful effects OF in
toxicating liquors.
This evening at Chrisrensen's hall, corner
cfr n
pies Society OF Christian Endeayor OF the
Strangers Church gives a sociable, at which
vocal and instrumental and literary selec-
tons will be given.
A musical and dramatic entertainment will
be given this evening at Unity club rooms,
Wabasha street. foot of Summit avenue.
Among those who will contribute are Mes
danes Carson and Brooks, Misses Ames Van
Solder and Della Long and Messrs. Ames and
Somers.
Perhaps the name of the Peoples theater
may be changed. Manager Walker does not
think the present an attractive enough name
and is meditatfnga change to that OF '"Ihe
Franklin Square" as being less common ana
more dignihed. \ rose by any 0thef name
will smell as sweet.
Sauahbrah, q native of the indian province
of Burmah, gave an interesting entertain
ment at the First Baptist church last even
ing. His talk wss on the manners, habits
and customs of the natives Of that little
it is safe to say that all his hearers went
away knowing and caring more about Bur
nah and the Burmese than they ever did be-
fore.
Yesterday being Ascension day masses were
celebrated as on Sundays at all Catholic
churches. Ascension day is feast of obii-
CATION TO all Catholics. and most Eplsco-
palians make 4 point of attending service.
Those who are confirmed at Easter usually
make their first communion On Ascension
.iax- ny-ap q
terday, and Archbishop Ireland preached an
appropriate sermon.
Two seventeen-year-oldb boys, well known
to the police as John McNerney and James
Joyce; thought they would profit by the
crowds participating in the holiday ceremo-
MES at the cemetery, SO proceeded to dePre-
date amongst the celebralts at the Oakland
burying ground. While nosing about small
crowd Of bystanders, watching for chance
to pick pocket, officers Daley and Kenaley
took the evilminded pair off TO the police
station on suspicion.
A social entertainment was given at the
Woodland Park Baptist church last evening.
A delightful and interesting musical and
literary programme, complimentary to Miss
Morgan, of the industrial department of the
church, was rendered by the members Of the
choirs Of the First Baptist and Woodland
Park churches Manly B. Curry pleased the
gathering with two Rotations, and other
talented entertainers rendered parts equally
pleasurable TO the audience.
To-day will lie observed by the congrega-
ton Of the Central Park NJ. E. church as a
day of fasting and prayer. Service will
begin at 1880 q. N. Those who can are cor
daily invited to be present. The subject Of
Mrs. Van Colts sermon last night was cal
most Persuaded to be a Christian" A large
audience listened to her earnest appeals Of
the evangelist. A deep impression was evil
IDENTITY made upon her hearers. These meet
lngs are increasing i'll interest. All classes
are attracted and many are brought into q
better life.
F. L. Osburg, IFS Western avenue. was
married last evening to Miss Lizzie Strehlein
at the residence of the brides parents, ITO
Dayton avenue. Rev. D. &. Flair offieiatsd.
and among those present were: Rev. Daniel
Harding, c. Coleman and wife, 81. Coleman
Miss Coleman, D. Fl. Weisinger and wife, S.
Waters w. J. Preston and wife, j. Weber
and s. OIeson. After the ceremony a sump-
tuous repart was served. The presents were
numerous and valuable, and the good wishes
to the newly united couple were abundant
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