St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-20
SALTWATER SILHOUETTES
Services at the Various Churches This
Morning.
FIRST RATS FOR DUBUQUE.
Host Recent Happenings in the Social
World of the Bluff
City.
FIRST RATS FOR DUBUQUE

City.
There will be no service at the First
Baptist and Methodist churches this
evening, owing to the Y. nj. G. A. con-
ference at the First Presbyterian church.
Morning service will be held as usual at
the four churches named, the morning
theme at the Methodist church being
doubt" evening theme, ''COnquering
Faith" The programme for the Y. M.
C. A. conference for the district of St.
Paul will be as follows: Song service;
1.-The Work in the State" t. II. Hill
dreth, state secretary; 'The Work in
Small Towns" Winthrop Allison, sec
retarv of the St. Paul association
''Ths Work Among the Woodsmen," K,
d. Manson. At 4 o'clock this afternoon
there will be meeting for men at the
Grand Opera house, conducted by WIN
throp Allison, assisted by Messrs. NAH
son and Bivie.
Contrary to announcement Of yeSter-
day, there will be services at Grace Con-
gregational church this evening.
Secure your reserved seats for the
Darlington lectures to-day, between the
hours of a. m. and p. M. at the su-
perintendent's office in the high school
building. The subject Of the evenings
lecture will be, Battle Of Shiloh"
The agent of the Ideal Extravaganza
company was in the city yesterday ar
ranging for the magnificent production
of ''Bluebeard Jr.," at the Grand opera
house next week Monday. The stage
of the opera house is much larger than
afforded by any present st. Paul the
alter, and is of a size to allow a fine set
ting of even such spectacle as the one
in question.
The first RATS to leave Saltwater this
season were taken out yesterday Tor
DUBUQUE and dOWn-river points by An
derson & O'Brien's Ravenna and Bron-
son d Folsom's Menomonie. The Isaac
| Staples, which wintered below and has
| lust taken down raft from WabaSha,
will arrive here tomorrow.
Reserved seats for the Darlington en-
tertainment can be obtained at the
high school to-day from 8 TO O'Clock
Aid. Strom went last night to Clio
! quet. where he will remain in the en-
! ploy of the G. n. Nelson Lumber com
pany.
The first local base ball game of the
season was played yesterday between
| South and North hills mines, and re-
suited in a score of % to 9 in favor OF
the South hills.
SOCIAL SALTWATER.
The latest among the more conspic
| uous social events of the week was the
| very pleasant and largely attended
though not strictly formal, dance given
at Odd Fellows hall Friday evening. by
the Daughters of Rebecca lodge,
| Another affair of considerable bril-
liancy occurred Thursday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. O.Brien, Third
street, on the occasion of reception
| and banquet rendered to the members oil
the cast of kathleen Mavourneen," in
which play Mrs. O'Brlen recently took
the title role with credit to herself and
! pleasure to hes friends. The Maenner
Choir gave select social ball Monday
evening at Music hall. The card play
ing fever, though abating somewhat, is
| by no means Subdued, and several so
| cial-scientific Set-tOS have occurred dur
ing the week.
The Albright band of young ladies
| of the First Presbyterian church, gave
an exceedingly pleasing social Tuesday
| evening at the residence of III. G. .FOgle
manager of the Thresher company
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs, E. G.
Butts, of North Third street, enter.
tanned whist party,as did DIR. and Mrs
G. B. Marshall, of South Third street
both occasions being highly enjoyable
On Friday evening the Little Clan
Whist club met with DIR. and Mrs. B. j
Merrill. At the high school auditorium
on Friday evening decidedly meritor
ious entertainment was given by the
pupils to a packed house. On that same
! evening Mayor Durant. William Saun
try, A. q. Schuttinger. f. l.. McKusicl
and others diSported themselves at the
| grand dam-opening ball at Nevers. The
first of the Darlington entertainments
will be given at the high school auditor
ium tomorrow evening.
Mrs. George f. Hunt, of Waverlv, TO-,
is visiting Mrs. John Kennedy, of Maple
street.
Mrs. G. Cavietzel, Mrs. F. Weiden-
borner and Mrs. G. Friend, of st. Paul.
were guests of Mrs. Joseph Wolf We'd
nesday.
Mrs. G. Il. Cannon is visiting friends
at Baldwin, Wis.
The marriage of D. A. Blakeny, su
perintendent of the union station, and
Miss Faith Knowles, of River Falls, oc-
Cured at the latter place Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blakeny are at present in
the South, and will be at home in Still l.
water about May l.
The marriage of Edward Sutton and
Miss Adella Lanphear, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. S. Lanphear, is announced to
occur at the home of the bIide'S par
ents, South First street, next Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Sarah E. EIdredge, of Lakeland,
was in the city yesterday for the first
time in four months, having just recoV-
cred from serious illness.
Mrs. L. D. Tubbs returned during the
! week from an extended visit in WiScon
sin.
The marriage of Charles E. Garfield
of Saltwater, and Miss Ida M. Tabor oc
| Cured at the latter place Wednesday.
Mrs. J. B. Sturtevant and Mrs. Frank
Judd entertained a progressive euchre
party at the latter's home, South Thirt
street, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. A. G. Parsons will leave with hel
family Thursday to join her husband il
the state of Washington.
d. ~. I1CUlHS, w. -. OOOuHuO dHS
Rev. w. H. Albright were in attend
ance during part of the week at the Rec
Wing meeting of the st. Paul presby.
terry.
Miss Maggie Smith, of River Falls
made her Saltwater friends flying
visit Wednesday.
William II. Elliott. of Logan, Mont.
and Miss Carrie E. Hall were married
| rr,,ocJo,, or tho hopna Of tho hri6a,,