St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-01
SAINT PAUL.
Additional CITY News on Pages 8.
soCIETY,s REALM.


performances will probably be con-
tinued throug hout the summer.
Tomorrow is ladies' day with the
White Bear Yacht club. Every Satur-
day afternoon is devoted especially by
the CT I'D members to the amusement
and entertainment of the ladies' OF the
lake, who have appreciated the compll-
ment by turning out unanimously as
regularly as Saturday has arrived: Sew
eral interesting races will be sailed to-
day.
The Summit and Crocus Hill parks
were crowded last evening when Sell
bert's Great Western band gave mu-
steal programme in tue former aud
Kleist's mandolin orchestra in the lat
ter. Both concerts were excellent from
musical point of view, and there was
no cause for complaint about the size OF
the audience.
The Great Western aggregation made
hit with Rossini's Barber of Seville"
and 1.-The March of the Twenty-Sec-
ond," both selections having to be re-
peated. Kleist's orchestra was SINH
larly received, selections from 'Er-
mimic" and the bridal chorus from 10
hengrin" being encored. 0. Wits
medley, "Annie Rooney" beat the
classical selections out of sight in pop
ular Judgment, aud had to be given the
second time.
DIR. Amoss leaves st. Paul this even
ing for trip to quiet little place in
Illinois. where resides the young lady
who will return to st. Paul in a few
weeks as Mrs. AmoSS. The young
lady'S name is at present MISS woods.
She was formerly teacher in the
Cleveland school, and is now at home
ON her vacation.
A party of ST. Paul young people,
chaperoned by Mrs. Fred Mason, mar
rowly escaped drowning at Lake Min
netonka yesterday afternoon. The party,
consisting Of five persons, Misses Phyl-
lis Clougb. Mabel Parsons, Daisy Acker-
man, Mrs. Mason, and A. G. Kimberly.
who was in the charge of the boat, went
out Oh the lake after lunch in center
board sloop for the purpose OF crossing
the lake. Everything went well until
the center of the lake was reached,
when sudden puff of wind caught the
sail. The wind came so sudden
ly that it took Mr.. Kimberly
10y surprise with the line
made 1ast round one of the thwartS.
and the strain Oh the rope was SO great
that he was unable to unite it. The
Sloop keeled over until she shipped
water, and one of the young ladies,
Miss Alderman, becoming confused,
jumped overheard. Mr.. Kimberly, who
realized that the wind was spent, jumped
after her, leaving the boat to take care of
itself. Mrs. Mason succeeded Ill cutting
the rope, and the boat righted itself I'M
mediately. Miss Ackerman and Mr..
Kimberly are both good swimmers, and
managed without much difficulty to
reach the boat. They were hauled in
by the other members of the party, very
wet, but otherwise none the worse for
their deep sea bath. Miss Alderman is
visiting friends at Minnetonka, and is a
native of Eau Claire, Wis.
A lawn social was held last evening
as the corner of Selby avenue and
Arundel street, by the Ioung Peoples
Society of Christian Endeavor of the
Woodland Park Baptist church. The
lawn was brilliantly lighted with Chi
neSe lanterns, and the evening was very
pleasantly spent in a variety of ways by
the thirty or forty young people present.
The ST. Paul Banjo and Mandolin
club will give an excursion and hop
down the river on the steamer Henri
eta and barges this evening. A mu-
steal programme will be given by the
club in the cabins of the boat, in which
the St. Anthony Hill orchestra will as
SiSt.
The coming Baldwin recital at the
Peoples church, on Aug 6, promises to
q OF
event. The excellence of the pro-
gramme given OH Wednesday evening
should be sufficient guarantee that the
concert will be we'll worth hearing.
"
William Dawson ST., president OF the Bank
of Minnesota, together with Mrs. Dawson
and family, are now crossing the Atlantic for
home, after an extended tour, during which
they have explored alike the continents of
Europe and Asia. and spent several months
in studying the habits and customs of the
dusky Soudsnese. They will arrive early
next week.
Judge F. NJ. Crosby, of Hastings; W. c.
Tautges, auditor OF Dakota county; Senator
Buchanan and Albert Scheller, county attor-
ney OF DAKOTA county, were callers at the
capitol yesterday.
The regular monthly meeting of the board
of managers of the Woman's Christian Home
association will occur at 10 a. m. this morn
ing at the corner OF John and Olmsted streets.
youngster tipping the scales at twelve
pounds took up permanent residence at the
home of Watts Davis on Wednesday. 1t is a
boy.
Mr.. and Mrs R, H Van Peet, of Lawrence,
Kansas. are at the Merchants. They will
spend few weeks at the lakes.
Miss Mamie Lee, of Scrantan, Pa. is the
guest this week of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Bald
win, of West seventh street.
GARFIELD Relief Corps No. will holdB its
tod of N q no
800 East Seventh street.
Mrs. Charles C. Good, nee Bueman, has
gone to Morris, Mimi, to join Mr.. Good, who
is now located there.
Mr.. and Mrs. owen, of st. Louis. are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Gregg at the Hotel st.
Louis Minnetonka
Miss Emma Gronewald and Miss Hattie
Heimbaek are away on a visit to Mrs S.
Langson, in Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Winans, of Boston, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, of Walnut
street, this week.
Hon. Hugh Thompson. of Fisher. Red
River Valley, is in st. Paul on his way home
from Michigan.
Wv. Turner and son, of Seattle, Wash,
arrived III st. Paul yesterday and will remain
several days.
Miss Edith Hone, of st. Peter. is visiting
Miss Amelia Hopkins, OF Grove street.
o. c. and E. j. Heimbach are away on q
camping expedition at Forrest Lake.
Miss Francis Gray, of East Tenth street, is
away on visit toDnbuque relatives.
F. B. Price left on Wednesday evening fol
weeks stay in New York City.
Miss Bertha Frey, of Superior, is staying al
the Clarendon for few days.
Charles L. Cullan and wife, of Edgerton
Wis, are at the Clarendon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly of Juneau, Wis
are guests at the Windsor.
Frank Shaw is slowly recovering from 8
severe attack of lumbago
Judge Burke leaves st. Paul tomorrow
evening for Gutenberg
Mrs. John P. Bray, of Grand Forks, is q
guest at the Merchants.
j. W. Serly and wife, of Larimore N D.,
are Clarendon guests.
Hon; E. W. Durant was capitol caller
yesterday.
F:W. Bonnar. of Aitkin, Mimi, is laying
inthe City.
Assessment Reductions.
At the meeting of the board of equali-
cation yesterday the following persons
had their valuations Of personal prop.