Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-03

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| the amble of the kangaroo, but the natural
lists insist that the kangaroo's movements
have some element of grace. Others say it is
very like duck which flaps its wings, but
the duck does not have French heels. A man
of science says that there is nothing like it
in the animal kingdom, although the sea
| gulls on the Pacific Islands have a similar
motion IN their walk.
The past week has been prolific in So
ciety doings, some of which are set forth
below
| The Rev. E. S. Thomas leaves New Y ork
the ensuing week for Europe.
The Misses Hayes of Hastings, Mimi,
made the city flying visit on Friday.
Mr.. Henry w. Stewart, of Chicago, is
to visit with friends at White Bear this
week.
MIR. Chas. De Lacy has gone to Duluth
to spend Sunday and the 18th of July.
Mrs. J. c. Bailey, of Lexington, Ky. is VS.
ting her brother, Mr. Morris Gardner Of
this city.
A large party of young folks foom St.
Anthony Hill will picnic at Lake johann
ma tomorrow.
Mr. John Caulield will take another
trip to Saltwater after the water rents
are collected.
Mrs. Hanson, of..Hastings, is in the city,
and stopping with Mrs. Ten Eyck on
West Third street.
Miss Braden of Eighth street, leaves
for Europe on the evening of the 10Th of
July. Bon voyage.
Messrs Borden, Billings and Prest,
leave for Lake Minnetonka TIL smorning
a pleasant trip, Boys.
A sumptuous little party was given by
Mrs. Col. Newport last Thursday at her
summer home at White Bear Lake.
Mrs. Davis Blaisdell daughter of DR.. j.
81. Murphy, this city, left St Paul yes
terday for their home in California.
Mrs.p. w. Jaeger entertained num-
Der of friends very pleasantly at her resi-
dence on upper Third street Friday even
| ing.
Miss Carrie Hughson, of St. Paul, left
yesterday to spend Sunday and the Fourth
at Rush City with the family of Judge
Pratt.
Mrs. Horton, of Selby avenue, gave a
pleasant party to number of the young
friends of the Misses Pomeroy on Friday
evening.
The Misses Pomeroy, who recently
graduated from our city High school,
| will soon depart for their new home in
New York.
Miss Nellie Garland, daughter of Judge
Garland, of Chicago, arrived Thursday to
spend the summer with Miss Hattie Cobb
at White Bear.
Mrs. Charles S. Fee, No. Grove street,
left by the steamer Gem City, Fri
day evening, to visit few weeks with
her parents, in Hamilton, Mo.
Mrs Elizabeth Ward and family,
formerly of Elmira N Y, sister
of W. W. Erwin, ESQ, has taken a
dwelling at Iglehart and Rice streets.
Miss Evelyn Burbank, of Summit av-
| enue, this city, will return from Mil
waukee this week and will spend part
of the summer at Colorado Springs, Col
Miss Croker was ably assisted in her
pleasant musicale on Thursday evening,
by Misses Mealey and Stillwell and
Messrs Ferte and Eye, pupils of Prof.
Leib.
Prof Albrecht, late organist of Ply
mouth church, this city, is about to locate
at Winona. He is good musician, a
conscientious gentleman and an earnest
teacher.
Mrs. George French entertained num-
| Der of friends with an elegant lunch par
| ty at her residence on Ninth street, last
Friday. The party was given in honor of
Miss Bennett
| Capt. Farnum and wife have left Mrs.
WOrth'S, on East Seventh street. and
| Will occupy one of the new houses re-
Gently erected on West Fifth street by
Mr.. Ireland
Miss Ada F. Williams, who resides
with her sister, Mrs. W. R. Noble, 273
st Peter street, returned last Wednesday
| evening from several weeks visit at Big
Stone city.
| Mrs. Plato and Miss Graham will leave
| for the lakes about the Goth Of July 1t is
expected that Mrs. Hanson will represent
them at their cart SCHOOL, during their
absence from the city.
| st. Paul musical circles have welcomed
to their midst Miss Natrass, formerly
of Canada, an accomplished musician
of more than average ability She is
superior performer on the organ and
plano-forte.
It is intimated that the trip of
Superintendent Wright to his old home
at Utica, New York, has something more
than simply friendly significance In
this connection gossip refers to his new
house on the hill.
On the evening of Thursday next the
Minnesota boat club gives its much
talked of fete upon the Island. The
committee in charge have spared no |
pains to make the affair full as charm
ing as the much remembered one of