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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-15
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bes 6errn 8 co. so b rp in Der Mu.
finftraBe, in nelden fleiBige 9anbners
ter unb geihidte Nrbeiter lobnenoe Be-
i9dftigung inben f6nuen. Hie neueften
unb bolfOmmeniten Mai9insn fnb
bort f%ortwdbrenb i'm @ange, INN @ifters
men unb @ahergefdBe aler @r6Ben uno
Mrten ber5ufelen, unb MAIDEN mir
8ieb3lGter unb 5armer auf bieieu
umfianb befonbers aufmertfam. Mu@
einen groBen 8orratb bon 6aBbauben
unb 8inbeeiien bdlt 0err Manbrp fiets
auf Eager. Sein gtablifement 1T Elm
mufersiltiges in ieber Meiie unb her
fG fir berglei9en intereffrt, tpirb eineu
geiu6 Der 8erfe lobaenb finben.
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Cine Oroinnna.
Ipsl4e bus 4noiuben bon @elpanueu
8ngeiss, pfe1ben &c. on Der Wefs
@ommetes htaBe apiI1en BEN San
MntnniO 6Iufe unb Drain
Blo3a Dtrbieiet.

Sci es outd ben Staotratb Der
Stobt San Nntonio perDrbnet:
DAB es fir irgenb cine perion uns
gelebli9 fem lou, irsenb elm @elpanr,
Yfero ober anberes Sbier fit IdnQer
als breiBig Minuten in irgenb einert
Sbeil Der Weftsg ommercefroBe auifden
Dem San Mntonio GluEe anb bem
Wtata pla3a In Der @ta6t San Mn=
tonic. au3ubinoen. gu befe1tiger ober au
sr!auben. BOB elm foI3es @efbanr,
pfero ober irsenb elm 5bier anaebun.
ben toirb. Stgeno cine perlou. tpeIhe
lrgetto cine Betimmung oieIer Orbis
ran5 libelttiit. iDl zines 8eraehens
i9ulbig befunben unb nod erfolater
WerurtbeiIung Dot BEN &etoroer aur
ge3abluug elmer @elofrafe BON nidt
tpeniger als ginem Dollar unb nidt
mebr als 6inf3ig Dollars angebaIten
uerben.
paiirt uuo ansenommen atn 4.
Nuguit 1890.
8rpan gaIIdgban,
Niteftirt: Wanor.
y. p. GIaubou, Sta6t.@Iert.
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Glectrfc @fttera.

Dieies Seilmiitel III f. ipobIbetannt unb 70
popular sspprbsn. bab 60 faum nod befonberer
Gripdbnnne bsbari. aae, bic ss ieinaIs 8e.
braudteu, ftimmen nit elm in fein Cob. cine
reinere Mebiein siebt es nidt, unb es ipirb Ga.
rantie seleifet, 6a6 fe aues Ieifst, mas man
bon ibr berfpridt. electric 8itters beiIt ale
eeiben Der 2eber Inb BET 2ieren, es %sntfernt
@ef9pire, Gusf9Ias. GaI5fu6 unb anbere
GoIgen u~nreinen Blutes. % treibt bas SRA.
laria. Gieber aus benz Sbfem, beust bemieIben
Dor nnb beiIt Is ieIbf in ben bartnddisten
Gdusn. SO surirt aopfidmersen, 8lutanbrans
nod benz aopfe uno Waisrdne. 8erfude bas
electric Bitters Ssiluna mirb s~arantirt. ODER
oas Sch Suridas3ablt. 4rsis per GIaide 80
eents un6 81 In allen spoibsfen. @bolsGak
bel Dreib, 29ompfOn & 60.
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s@r Wenn Semanb fem unb 3u an.
nebmborem prslfe ipeiien min, 10 gebe
ct gum Miffipns. @arten. Die
6erren 6beiaer & @aiiI, ge5iber bies
les Embellishments, balten 6oranf i6re
@dfe TETS DoafOmmen 5~ufrieoen 5u liels
len. 1Ge acknowledges 0elitaieHen,
Nuferr, Wiib, Slide, GeatigeI &c. finb
bort In Der oelifateiien 3ubereitnng ole
3eit gu haben- MabI3eiter tDerbell ouf
Wuni1 IN bic Wobnungen Der 3unben
gefonot. Nud bietst Der nit Der
Speiiemirtbidnft berbunbene Bar
rom bic beiien @etrdnfe. ffets friidss
Bier un6 feline 2iqa6re nnb Deine.
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Goriets ! gorists !
Ser ipiGti8fte She'll Der Damen<
Goilette.

gs III cine ldneft betannte SbatiaGe,
baB Elm perfect iBenbes gorlet Der ui1s
tigte She'll Der Damentoilette 1T, In
9e5ug iowObl auf @eiunbbeit, pie auf
@omfort; leiber 1T gu beoauern, baB
ni9t ale Dameu bic n0tbige 5orgfaIt
auf bic Quswabl bieles SoiIettefides
berDenben, UNI bic a%neebauteten 3mede
gu errei@en. ginger Nn1@IuB, ridtiae
Gacon unb 8eeuemIi9teit fno bic ae>
winidteu puntte, bic ftets gefunben
netbtn f6nnen bel Ben Sorten, neIhe
8. WoIfion fIbrt. Wo Naes gut 1T,
taun man ermarten, baB giniges nod
better 1T. W%oIfion's Eager 1T 10 ge.
udblt, baB Der berp6bntete @e11mad
befrieOi9t werben fam, unb Der aartefe
G6,per i'm gOrlet feline @tibe finbet.
Inter ben Dielen reuen 5orten befinoeu
fi6 bic f~olgenben:
Das g. 8. .Goriet.
9as 5. D..@oriet.
Sbompfon's gang boratgli9 paRenz
beg @oriet.
Warnsr's @eiunbbeits= @or1et.
Warner's Caroline oriet.
Wolfion's @orfet.
Sas %. q. s@otfet.
Oas SC. & g. sgoriet.
Gerris's n@oob Senie" @oriet.
Sailen fir 9amen, Grduleins unb Sin.
Der.
Sieieniger, tuel9e elm urtbeil baben
tiber @orfets, meroen an%erfeHnen. bob
tbnen bier cine unbereleihlide 2ite.
BON pel6er lie mdblen biirfeu, geboten
pir6.
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a GamiIien, bic nod ni6t bamit
berfeben iao, folten ni9t berfebIen f@
fofDrt cine Glaide bon gbamberIains
Collie. @bolera uub 9~iarrboea Memebp
au0tIsger. gs TT ods einaise suberIdfs
fige 9ellmittel geseu llnterleibsbtI9pers
ben In irgenb elmer Gprm. Is unb so
Gents gum 8ertauf bel g. gobn uuS
Co., s. 2alteper unb Sobn unb In
allen Mpotbeten.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir Sas gNps
@eablatt $3.50.
6 . T { s.
Sic oenlofratiide Staatsfonpeutiou.

Die &onbention tpurSe um 2 ubr aur
Srbnung serufen.
Mls Ganbibat fir bas Unit bes
Staatsz 9uluperintenbeu en-
Durben ernannt: $. s. pritGett
BON Walter @ounip; s. 81. &obert
bon 6ia gountp; Soeob gidler bon
Srabis @ountn; Bea Nlen Don Saul
man County; 8. $. @ranbertD bon
SOB; Nler. 6ogg bon Sarrant; 6.
&agsbale BON Wilan; 6. Mc9eob bon
6unt; 5. 8. WalpoIe bon 2amar
@Duntn.
Sos erfe Ballot ersab 359 5timmen
fur ptitGett, 208 fur Bidder. Us fur
Nllen unb 81 fir Mc2eob.
Sas sueite Ballot ergab 41O Stim.
r1ei fir prit9stt. 245 fir Bidler unb
210 fur Naeu.
9as brittle Ballot: 419 fur pritdeti,
240 fur Bidder unb 191 fir Nlen.
Beim Dierten Ballot putbe prit1ett
NIT 574 Stimmen, gegen 232, meI9e
fhr gifler fielen, nominirt.
pritdett beri9erte, baB er fi6 bemii=
ZEN tperbe, bic Glide ausaufhlen, pelGe
bur9 ben &hdtritt bes ~vfdbigHen
Observation-Disclosures, ben Seras
ie gebabt bat, enttebt.
6ierauf erf9ien Sac. Bidder auf Der
Sribiiue unb belt folgenbe &ebe:
.Mfeine 9erren bon Der &onbentioa!
Sd babe bic @efuItate Der 3meibrittel.
MaiOritdts. &egeI BET SIREN Mominas
tionen %abgeDartet, um Sbnen au Be.
peiien, baB i'd Elm gutter Semotrat bin.
Mls, i6 auf oas Drdngen meiner
Greunbe bin mid In ben Wabltampf
begob, fagte i'd, baB iD bas Nmt ME
annebmen mtirbe. penn i'd meine Seq
ner 3u berrotben b6tie. uno i@ fprbere
fie iebt beraus, ben 8etpeis beisubtiu,
gen, baB i'd iemaIs gtnas gsgen fie ges
ia9t babe. @s 1T gesen mid seltenO
aema6t porben, baB i'd Elm 9euti9er
bir.- 9as bin i'd; aber i'd BIN elm
Democrat, uno nod mebr: i1 bin elm
Nmerifaner. Wenr giner elm Deutf1er
1T, lam er es dnbern 2 Wer tptirbe
feline Gebust uerldugnen +? Die eigene
Wabl bat uns nod Segas gebra1t; mir
lieben Seras, nie mir un1ere 8raut lie.
ben. Meinen Greunben, meI9e mid
10 eifrig untei fiiBt baben, bride i'd
meinen aufri9iigifen Dant aus"
Mbgeieben oauor. bab bic &ebe bes
6errn Bidder gdn3Ii9 auBer Oronung
,uar, bdtten mir getDinf9t, baB, tpenrt
CT nun einmal fpre9en mubte, ct flo
aIs 9euti6er ifol5 in bic 8rult getpo,s
fen unb ieiuen parteigenoFen, bic i'm
uegen leiner Nbfammung ~bertparfen,
onfiatt bic Worte: vWenn giner elm
Deutider 1T, tam er es dnbern ~ au.
gerufen bdtte: .SatpobI, i9 bin elm
Geutf6er, unb fible mid bod erbabeu,
biefet inteligenten Natiort 3u enifam.
menu Seine Worte flinsen pie cine
fleiumttbige gnif1ulbigung. = Die
9eutf6en tuer6en iibrigens nun mobl
geInerft babea, baB He pobl bemotra.
tif9 fimmen, aber ni6t nm elm Nmt
anbaIten biirfen. 9ier bot ii6 Der
partei cine CUTE @eIeeenbeit, oas
bentf9e gotum ansuerfennef ; aber BET
Natipismus iibt au9 Bel ben iunsen
DemOtraten gu tief.
mebb 6inlaD BON Smith gounip
,puroe einifimmiB als DnrfBer beg be.
motratil6en Staats- grecutib Gomites
tpiebererDdblt; bic lenatorielen DiRrifte
madten ibre Mitglieber beg grecutius
Romites nambaft uno bic Ronpention
Dertagte i6.
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u d g.

IS mirb bisrbur9 NOti3 sesebeu,
bab elm Iimitirter Betrag in Mftien Der
alamo Geuer . 8eriiderunss : @eiells
i9aft" nod ge5ei6net tperben fam uno
iebt our SubitriptiOn fir Solde, mel9e
ibr Gelo bortbeilbaft an3ulsgen piins
iden, fur bei9rdntte 3sit ofen Iiegt.
Wegen @in5elbeiten penbe man fiA
at ben Setretdr, Yer. 222 Welf Sons
msreeiirobe (DtirIer's @ebdube), San
Nntouio. Seras.
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Gtrph : Site fir Serren

tuerben Bel MoIfion su Gpotts
preiien berfauft, 5amit he ui1t big gum
nd9ifen Sommer liegen bleiben. Ser
0orratb III gerabe nod 70 sroB, ME
gum 8eginn Der 6aifon, upb umfaBt
bic mooernffen Gacons.
0err Moliion bat aud bic neueften
Serbps unb @pIinber 6iite, pel9e gu
populdren preiien BON ibm bertauft
tperben.
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sic sIieaen. nne amsttsn gsaiianse.

GIiesen unb ameiien iinb f9neI bertilat,
irenu mon einen SbeelofsI boI Trough on
Rats nit elmer Unbeatable bon fisem 8aHer
miidt. Steat fe nuf Elm bobes ResaI ODER
hduet fe In bas 8immer. Ober mit6i sinen
2beel6fsI bou Trough on Rats nit sinem
baIbsu Pfunbe braunen 3nder unO ~berffrent es
auf bic boben Re9nle ODER an ben dnberaen
Hanb Der ~untsren, bamit bic timber nidt binsu
fSnueu. Gdneibet bies aus.
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Sa- u. %. GaIlatuaH. Der betannte
9 botograpb unb 9anfIer. bat
iein gtelier nod INNER am alien plaBe,
Alb On 9ouiouifraBe, Obenauf unb
liefert bic befien 8ilber nit ben neues
fen un6 porBiisIi6ften Snarumsnten.
Seine preiie hnb mdbig. 8iIber uns
pergdngli6. 49, ,tum1i
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~ Wenn Sbr eutes trodenes Bot.
Dat 8rennboI5 braudt, fpredt Dor ober
beitelt per SeIepbon bel Der Sunset
Wood Company; fe bat itets bas 8eite
i'm Warfte. SeIepbon 81.
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@m. 5. Qeup's 8ier /!

Semp's Bier in balben, pieriel unb
adtsl Jdfern 1T tets eistalt ai bobet
IN Der 9 Mntpnio gisfabrif
2oiopa.5 traBe.
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sag- San Nntonio 8uggp unb Was
gen So. Dos tieue 8ugeps unb Wa=
gen, @ei6dft yto. IL Wefieite, Wilitdr
plaaa perfauft fir furSe 3eit elm 8ugsp
nit @ei9irr fir $75 baar.
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8raner nno &ommoboniezMrbeiter

erluube i'd mir oarauf auFmerffam 3u
MAIDEN. baB i'd 56neibers 8oarz
b inc 6oue bon 3erln 6. Sarid
fdufllh ~iibernommen babe. Mns9eseiGs
nete Rot unb Wobnnna Bel billigen
preiien. %. Natbfe,
go. 219 Dat : Gfr06e.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-06

by Miss Bohn and Prof. Brown. Prof.
Fisher and j. F. .Cogswell will also par
tlcipate, and the remaining part of the
evenings entertainment will be devoted
to dancing.
The dime literary social which was
held at the residence of Mrs. Young,
Tuesday, the proceeds of which are to
be devOred to the Atlantic C0ngrega-
tiOnal church, was we'll attended. The
programme was attractive and interest
ing, the participants being Mrs. Young,
Misses Simpson, Miss Hight and ID.
George.
Special Easter services will be rem
dered to-day at the Atlantic COngrega-
tional church. Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Young
and Mr.. Springer will take prominent
part in the services, which promise to
be OF an unusually interesting charac-
ter.
Benn Davis has been appointed presi-
dent OF the Dayton's Bluff Improvement
association. There are now three citi-
zens' organizations on the bluff. Some
thing definite should now be accom-
plished in the interest of the Second
ward.
Bishop Gilbert held confirmation
service Monday evening at st. Peters
church. There were ten candidates:
Mrs. Newton, Flora Leopold, Laura
Pace. Miss Shepherd, Misses Luther,
Mrs. Ordway and another.
Rev. S. Mills and family leave for
White Bear lake May 1, where they will
spend the summer months. The rev.
erend gentleman. of course, will visit
the parish Sundays and conduct the
usual services.
Mrs. M. ingalls,, of Chicago. is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. G. G. Madison, of
Maria avenue. Miss Mary Madison, of
Chicago. who has been spending several
weeks with her brother, has returned
home.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Peters
church met Thursday afternoon with
was fair attendance. Refreshments
were provided.
The Dayton's Bluff Progressive Eu-
ehre club has closed down for the sea-
son. The ''circle" was accomplished
twice.
The ladies of st. Peters guild are
preparing guide for the teachers at
tending the educational convention in
July.
Joseph st. John, the prominent con-
tractor of Earl street, has returned
from trip to New York.
Mrs. c. E. Robb and family have gone
to California, where they will remain
for several weeks.
G. Brown, of Third street, proposes
to build a handsome residence on the
bluff this spring.
G. Ell. Stevenson, of Bates avenue, will
remove this week to 575 Carroll street,
st. Anthony hill.
A Sunday school concert will be given
this evening in the Bates Avenue NJ. E.
church.
Full choral services will be given to-
day by the choir of st. Peters church.
The vestry meeting of st. Peters
church will be held this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Haas, of Bates avenue,
are visiting in California.
James Edwards. of Bradley street,
left Monday for three weeks vacation
to Florida.
w. Lynes. of Mclean avenue, Is
shortly to remove to West Seventh
street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-06
HAMLINE PROHIBITIoNIsTs.

The Prohibitionists of Hamline held
a grand rally of their forces Friday
evening at the new hall in the Odd
Fellows block on Smelling avenue.
There was large number of people in
attendance-the seating capacity of the
hall being taxed to the utmOSt-and
from first to last there was as much en-
thusiasm manifested as could be eX-
pected from an audience seated for two
hours on benches without any backs,
and giving close attention to a some
what lengthy address. Rev. David
Morgan, of st. Paul. was the speaker.
and despite the fact that there is moth
ing new to be said upon prohibition,
the speech was good. Perhaps the moss
enjoyable part of the programme was
the recitation by Miss Theodore Irvine
of the poem, ga Voice From the Poor
House," which won for her the silver
medal in the DemoreSt contest held re.
Gently at the university. The perfect
silence of the large audience and the
burst Of applause following its rendi-
ton demonstrated fully the pleasure
of the selection. Music for the occasion
was furnished by the Prohibition Glee
club, and while much cannot be said for
the quality of prohibition music gen.
orally, yet what there Is in it was
brought out by the glee club in not half
bad style. After the programme the
members Of the Prohibition club were
requested to remain, and a short busi-
ness session was held. during which the
politics of the Tenth ward was dis
cussed, but no difinite action was taken
towards putting q Prohibition alder
manic candidate in the field.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-06

celebrated their thirteenth anniversary
last Monday evening at their hall on
Wabasha street. A lengthy literary
and musical programme was carried
through, to the delight of their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Madison, OF $50
Maria avenue, entertained the members
of the Dayton's Bluff Round Table Lit
erary club at their residence last Tues
day evening.
Last Wednesday evening Miss Julia
Jensen entertained few friends at the
residence of her sister on TiltOn street.
Candy pulling, cards and dancing were
INDUCED in.
The Dayton's Bluff Choral club met
at the Atlantic Congregational church,
corner Bates avenue and Conway street,
Thursday evening. James Blake is the
instructor.
Mrs. Wishard. Selby avenue, enter
tanned small party of friends Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Alden. Holly avenue, enter
tanned st. Johns Aid society Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. r. S. White entertained a num-
Der of friends at euchre Thursday even
inv
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Ladies' Literary circle on Friday after.
MERRIAM Park.

The ladies of st. Mary's church are
arranging for two entertainments to be
given ON the 14th and 18th at Woodruff's
hall. Each entertainment will be pre-
coded by refreshments, which will be
served from to o'clock. The particle
pants in the first evenings concert will
he Mesdames Space, BOyce and Hen
derson, Misses Bevins, Provost and
Eastman, Drs. Eddy and mickey,
Messrs. Butler and Hood. Tableaux
will be feature of the second enter
tainment..
At the morning service to-day in the
Presbyterian church the choir will sing
Webbe's Easter anthem, "Chrlst Being
Raised from the Dead" also the follow
ing hymns: ''Come Thou Almighty
King" Jesus. the Very Thought of
Thee" and ''Hear. Ten Thousand
be on "The Joy of the Resurrection"
"Life ard Immortality Brought to Light
in the Gospel" will be the subject Of the
evenings discourse.
There will be a parish meeting at st.
Mary's church Monday evening for the
election of wardens, vestrymen and
delegates TO the diocesan council. Other
business will be transacted.
There will be an Easter service with
the celebration OF the holy communion
this morning at 1880, in st. Mary's
church. A childrens' service will be
held at $3.50 p. NJ.
Easter services will be held morning
and evening in the Olivet chapel. Mr..
Macy's sermon in the morning will be
"a Visit to the Empty Tomb"
The Ladies' Aid society, of Olivet
church will meet with Mrs. Hunt, on
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Fargo were in
Dakota last week.
Mrs: Dr.. Cobb has returned from tho
South.
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DlYTON'S BLUFF FLASHES.

The Round Table Literary club met
Tuesday evening at the residence of
Mrs. George c. Madison, of Maria av-
enue. The programme was made up of
piano solo by Mrs. G. G. Madison:
duet for piano and piccoo by Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis; vocal solo by Miss Madison,
of Chicago; duet for flute and piano by
Miss Madison and Mrs. Colin = reading
by Mrs. j. NJ. Smith; instrumental
duet by Miss Madison and Mr.. Davis.
Reading of literary filled up the even
ing's entertainment. There was good
attendance, and the proceedings were
most enjoyable. Next meeting will be
held at Mrs. II. B. Farwell's, "a Hoff-
man avenue.
The first anniversary of the Ich Diem
Tennis club is to be appropriately COM
memorated this week at the residence
of DR.. Schiffman on Hoffman avenue.
A literary and musical programme will
be the feature Of the early part of the
evening, when piano solos will be given
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-06
But the Season Now Turns
Every Fancy to Lake
Pleasures.
a Pretty Rainbow Festival
The Newsboys' Home
Concert.
Last Weeks Record Of So
ciety Events and Per-
sonal Gossip.

Society has been as demure during
the past six weeks as the usages of the
Lenten season demand. Closed blinds
and locked pianos have been the rule,
and anything approaching gaiety very
much the exception. 1t is over now,
though. the penitential season, with its
sacred meaning and holy memories, and
who will be found to regret the time
thus spent in recognition and remcm-
brance of the memorable events the
season marks? The announcements of
Easter parties which are already out
show that society is fully prepared to
resume its pristine gaiety and revel in
the pleasures of the Easter week with
the same or, perhaps, greater zest than
last year. To-day there will be enough
to occupy the attention of all in the
resurrection festivities at all the
churches of the city. Magnificent mu-
steal services are announced to be given
in almost every church in ST. Paul, and
the attendance will probably be the
largest of any day in the year, as from
the solemnity of the anniversary it
should be-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-06
Past Pleasures.

At donkey party given on Thursday
evening by Mrs. A. II. Lounsbury for
Miss Cora Thompson, of Eau Claire.
the prize winners were Misses Burke,
Furlong, Gates and Black. Songs and
instrumental music by many of the
guests added to the evenings amuse-
ment.
The Misses Lawton, East Winifred
street, entertained the Knockwinnock
Literary society Friday evening. A
mock trial was heard before Judge Har-
old Harris, of Madison, Wis, and j. Nj.
Hawthorne and P. d. Godfrey appeared
as counsel.
The Philomatheans met with Miss
Field. 52l Marshall avenue, Friday
evening. About forty persons were
present. A fine musical programme
was given and nice little drama. The
balance of the evening was devoted to
cards
Excelsior Lodge No. go, 1. o. o. F.,
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ST. PAUL PARK.

Notwithstanding the storm the recep-
ton given on Thursday evening by Mrs.
C. S. Worden in honor of the newly
welded pair, MI. and Mrs. George HI.
Lemon, was the most elegant affair
ever held in st. Paul Park. The bride
was dressed very becomingIy in steel
grey silk, with corsage bouquet of
roses; the toilets of all the ladies were
very elegant. MI. and Mrs. Lemon are
great favorities in st. Paul Park So
ciety, and their many friends join in
wishing them a pleasant, happy and
prosperous life together. The presents
were very numerous and useful. nearly
everyone in attendance having remem-
bered them by bringing something that
they will prize for many years. Re-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-06
Concert and Entertainments.

The st. Andrews society has made
arrangements for grand entertain
ment on Thursday evening, April 10. at
the new Turner hall, which will be of
more than usual interest. The pro-
gramme announces that William
MacLennan, the champion solo
dancer of the world, together
with the best musical talent to
be had in the Twin Cities, has been Sc
cured, and it is anticipated this will be
one of the leading events of the season.
The Caledonian society of Minneapolis
has announced its intention of visiting
st. Paul, and joining the members of
the st. Andrews society on this occa-
sion, and as the sale of tickets will be
limited, those who have not. yet seen
MacLennan should not tail to take adj
vantage of this opportunity and secure
their seats as early as possible. The
following ladies and gentlemen will
participate in the programme: Miss
Susie Mckay, Minneapolis; Mrs. Nettie
Fuller, Mrs. DR.. Weirick, Messrs. Col
vile. Garland, Geddes. Myron. Ingram
and Titcomb. William MacLennan will
dance the Mia Cara" and Parazotti,"
French dances. Irish Jig, Sailors Horn
pipe, and Sword dance, each in charac-
ter