St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-16
SALTWATER SILH0UETTES
The Irish-American Club rendered
Reception.
BOHEMIAN GIRL" SUNG.
Services tn the Various Churches--The
Grand. Jury viii Have
Murder Case.
SUNG.

The reception rendered the Irish American
ciub OF 81 Paul Friday evening by MIR. and
Mrs John o brIen at their residence on Olive
street was an enjoyable affair. The recep-
ton hall and rooms were Handsomely deco
rated with flowers and ferns. The members
OF the club arrived here by special train at 8
p m ana proceeded directly 10 the house,
where excellent music was awaiting then:
anu where The evening was pleasantly spent
III uahclnS. dainty repaSt was served at
midnight and al = Il. IN. the patty returned to
81. Paul. Among those present were the fol-
lowing: MeS>rs. p. I. havanagh. Capt. O'Con-
nor, c. l. Mccarthy L. W.WhIle, NJ. F. Kahn.
T. buler, John Rogers, John i.ogerS Jr,
Joseph \. Rogers. ID. NJ sullivan. W. f.
Birmingham. ID. Mullen Jr., j. NJ. Redding,
G. NJ. Crowley, DR.. j. +. Fulton. W. NJ. Camp
bell, +. heogh. P. J. Bowin, I. Kenny, John
Clark. W. j. Sullivan. j. c. Hauley,
T. j. Brady, T. Reardon, NJ. Mullane,
=: A. T1erney, Hugh Fraser, NJ. ID.
Kelly, NJ. L. McGrath; y. esdames Kavanagh.
j. Rogers, j. Rogers Jr., Js 5 Rogers. Fraser,
Clark Kelly, Mullane, Reardon, McGrath,
White, Mccarthy, kagdn, Carpenter; Misses
Julla Burke Sue Rogers, kitiie and Alice
OConnor, Mile Campbell Sarah and Mary
Dowlan. Lou keigher Kennedy. Lily. Mary,
Ella and Grace . Brien, of st. Paul; Mrs. NJ.
A. LIllott, Mr. ana Mrs. NJ. l.. Murphy, Mir.
and Mrs. j. f. Burke. Mr.. and Mrs. j. S.
O'Bren. Mrs. NJ. j. Towey, Mrs. j. s Ander-
son, Misses Sarah OBrien, Nellie Long
Maekey; MessrS. W. j. Shorlall, Ii. II. Gillen,
+, f. Burke Jr, Frank Casey, Ed and Will
Maekey, of this city, and 7. McDermotl, of
Eau Claire, Wis.
The opera Bohemian Girl" gwen by
saltwater amateurs " ednesday ard Thurs
Gay evenings was grand success. and was
listened 10 by large and appreciative audi
enceS. From first 10 last the opera was given
without hitch or break, and il was evident
That the company had heen thoroughly
drilled. Miss Anna Pomeror, of Minneapo-
lis, in the role OF Airline, acquitted herself In
most credltable manner and the successor
the opera is in a great part due TO her. Miss
Pometoy Introduced each evening the STAG
cata polka, which she rendered with
Charming ease. She was showered with
flowers from the many friends she has MADE
in this city. ". &. Mast erman, as Devils
hoot, would have peen credit to any pro
teSsIonal company. His acting throughout
was superb, and his fine bass voice was par
ueularly adapted to the part. Frank E.
Fancy, as the count, displayed considerable
dramatic ability. and is possessed of a rich
baritone voice. which was heard at its best
III The Heart Bowed Down. Miss Bess
shepard. as The queen. Il. l.. Andrews, as
Thaddeus, Ii. Darms, as FloTeStein. ana Mrs.
D. Patchen, as Buda. received much Well-de-
served commentator. One of the best
features of the opera was the Gypsy dance,
led by Miss Viva Castle and Miss Pomeroy
The credit of these excellent performances is
due to P. NJ. Webster, of st. Paul. who di-
rected ana staged the opera, and he may well
opera was PLAYED at Hudson, Wis, given as
u benefit to Miss POmeroy.
Church services in the various churches to-
day will be as follows: At the Methodist
church, Rev. j. NJ. Bun will preach morning
and evening: subject for morning discourse,
SUNDAY keeping;' evening. "Christ Cleans
Ing the Temple At the Presbyterian
church Rev. L. II. Morey will preach at
1880 m. ano $50 p. NJ; morning theme,
Hewn From the Rock ana Dug From the
Pit" Rev. j. H. Albert Will preach morning
and evening at the Congregational church.
At Ascension Episcopal church Rector A.
ID. Stowe will Conduct divine services at
$50 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. AT the Universal
list church Rev. W. IL. Harrington will preach
at lO:3J a. M; this evening at 80 he will
deliver lecture on ''Crime-Its Causes and
Cure"
The execution sale of the transfer COM
pany's property, located on the corner Of
Chestnut and Water streets, has been post
poned until Dec. 8. The matter will be
argued in the district court before that date,
and the case WILL no doubt. be settled on its
merits. a. T. jerks secured judgment on
Improperly in January, 1889, and the mat
ter has since then been in litigation.
The grand jury will convene here next
Tuesday, and the petit jury for the fall tenn
of district court one week later There are
seven cases 10 come before the grand Jury,
The most important one being that of Charles
Price. charged with numbering a fellow
tramp al Castle this county, last August.
There are about l0h civil cases to be tried at
this the regular fall term of court
a report has been i'll circulation in this city
that b. ". Durant is to cont ST the election
of John DAILY as representative in the legis-
lature. Mr.. Qurant when seen yestet day by
GLOBE representative Denied all knoWl-
edge or the report, and stated that he had
not given out any points which would lead
any one to think so.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. H Clapp entertained
large number of friends Friday evening at
whist, w. c. Masterman and r. H. Dixon
capturing the head prizes and Mrs. w. P,
Brown and j. n. SearleS the BOBBY prizes.
Rev. Joel l.. Half, OF the Swedish Lutheran
church, was pleasantly surprised by
number of friends at the parsonage Friday
evening, who presented the pastor with an
elegant easy chair.
Miss Ann Lane was pleasantly surprised
Friday evening at her home on Cherry
street by large number of friends who
gathered to play progressive euchre.
The Isaac Staples, the last raft boat up this
season, arrived from Wabasha Friday even
ng, where she has been undergoing repairs
Mrs. Agnes Sawyer, of Ironwood. Mich,
who has been visiting with relatives i'll this
city, returned to her home Wednesday.
+. L. Grace left Friday for Highland, ILL.,
called thither by the illness of his wife, who
Is visiting with relatives at that place.
Jacob Lowell, resident of Fargo, N D.,
has been guest of Elmore Lowell, of the
Sawyer house, during the past week.
The Knights OF Honor gave a pleasant in
NltatlOn dance at MUSIC nall Thursday even
Ing, which was well attended.
Mrs. C. D. Gish returned Wednesday from
visit with friends and relatives in Illinois
and Iowa.
J. B. Wickery, commercial agent of the
wisconsin Central railroad, was in the city
yesterday.
William Foran. formerly resident of this
city and now of Tacoma, Wash, is here on
business.
\. McDermott, of Eau Claire, Wis, was
guest of his sister, Mrs NJ. A. Elliot. Friday.
C. NJ. McCluer returned Thursday from
fe W days absence IL Chicago
Mart Torinus leaves this evening for San
Anton 10, Tex.