St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-10
SUBURBAN SOCIETY.
DAYTON'S BLUFF.

The concert announced to take place in
the Peoples church Saturday by the Orpheus
Choral club, of Daytons bluH, and the Christ
choir is postponed 10 Tuesday evening Feb
D. The sacred cantata, The Holy city by
A. R Gaul, composed for the Birmingham
musical festival of 1882, will be given in its
entirety. Leading soloists have been en-
gagged for the occasion. The first part of
The Holy city was given by the Christ
| Church choir on Christmas day. and nothing
but praise for the beautiful cantata was
heard from all who attended that splendid
service.
The ladies of the Bates Avenue NJ. E.
church met last week with Mrs. Phillips OF
Maria avenue, to form society to visit the
poor on the Bluff. They will meet each
week 10 prepare clothes for needy families
Mrs. Lord sang for the ladies very prettily
The members Of the Dayton's Bluff Branch
Of the Iron Hall are to attend the rece ption
10 be given to Mr.. Somerly Tuesday evening
IN Market hall, and the following B luff
gentlemen will receive s., 900. their certif-
Gates having expired: MIR. Gage, MIR. Davis
| tThird streeD and Ed Spindler
Prayer mas been held each evening of the
week at the Atlanta Congregational church.
The meetings were well attended There
will be meetings for the Christian Endeavor
society commencing Monday. Mr.. Bray will
address the young people each evening
George C. Madison, of Maria avenue. was
| called Wednesday TO Chicago TO attend the
| funeral of his sister Mary. She has many
| friends in st. Paul who will be sorry to learn
| of her sudden death.
Bishop Gilbert will officiate at st. Peters
! church this evening. He will also confer
| with the parishioners as to holding services
! and the general welfare of the parish
Willard Fifeld. of East Fourth street and
! Nj Lawrence, of Minneapolis, are the pur-
! chasers of the National steam laundry on
| East Fourth street.
| DI. Sawyer Brooks, of Mound street. is
| seriously sick with the grip. Dr. Brooks
| has preached in st. Paul for the last fifty
| years.
{ The Dayton's Bluff Ciuch club met with
| Miss Ada Henry. of Bates avenue. Refresh
| ments were served and pleasant time spent
The Bates Avenue NJ. E. church week of
! prayer was well attended. The Y. Z. {. E.
| VIII hold week of prayer this week.
A meeting of the ladies branch of the Iron
| Hail will be held tomorrow evening. There
! will be two limitations.
The missionary society of the Bates Ave.
| nue. NJ E. church met Tuesday with Mrs.
| Martin, of Maria avenue.
Invitations are issued by Miss Nina
! Krieger, OF Third street, to a clnch party
| Friday evening.
Dr.. Schifman and family. accompanied by
! Miss Stella Freeman, started for Los Angeles.
| Cal, Tuesday.
| The Choral club met Thursday in the Bates
| Avenus ". Z. church. There were fifty mem.
| bers present.
| Mrs E. :, Pickett. of Saltwater, who was
| the guest of Mrs Spindler, has gone to Iowa
Mrs. Sherwood. of Sixth street, is going tc
( California for the winter.
Mrs. Bran intends visiting Boston before
| returning 10 st. Paul.
The Terpsichorean club will give another
| dance in two weeks.
Mrs Mary Phillips, of Mania avenue, i:
/ sick with the grippe.
Mr.. Laid. of West st. Paul. visited Oh the
| Bluff Saturday.
Miss May Langley sailed for Germany
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