Daily globe., 1882-07-30

Airs- Fl. S. Jaynes entertained num-
per of young friends last Thursday, IN
honor of the Misses Tteadway, of Kansas
City. Mo.
Misses '. and f. Fortuae, two accom-
piished bellies from the Mound city. are
the guests of the Misses Belote, of the
Metropolitan
Mrs. Geo. Il. Stahlman left on Tuesday
for visit to her old home at New Castle,
Ia. She was accompanied as far as Chi
cago by her husband.
Mrs. Viola Hart and daughter Fannie,
OF knightstown, Ind, are visiting their
brother and uncle, Col Chas. Haines, at
his White Bear cottage.
Prof. J. P. Hall, of Newport, Mimi.
passed through st. Paul yesterday en-
route home from Boston, where he has
pursued his musical studies.
Messrs. G. L. McEmery, w. B. George
and 3. Smith, trio of nimrods from Des
Moines, Iowa. are at the Merchants. and
will proceed to do the lakes.
The ladies residing at Fort Smelling
gave hop on Friday evening, which
proved one of the most elegant and sue
cessful affairs of the season.
Mrs. A. K Pruden and Mrs. Fl. p
Grant leave for visit to Munich, Bava
ria, in few days where they will pass
two years IN the study of painting.
The Office of the Windsor hotel will be
shortly graced by the presence of Mr..
Howard Estes, recently the chief clerk of
the Grand Pacific hotel. Moorhead.
Mr.. E. II. Bowen, of the Minnesota
Bottling Co., returned last week from
the East accompanied by his wife, and
they have taken up their abode in this
city.
Mrs. Mary Ashley Townsend and
daughters, Cora and Daisy, of New Or
leans, are on their annual visit to St.
Paul. They have rooms at the Metro
politan.
Misses May and Grace Brackett.
daughters of Major Brackett, are spend
ing the summer months at Flovd Lake
beautiful summer resort in Becker
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. McNair, Mr.. Geo.
Edwards and wife and Mrs. Appellate,
all of st. Louis, are on visit to the re-
sorts OF Minnesota. They are at the
Merchants.
Miss Mabel Aide, Clara Veazie, Lulu
Breckenridge and Mrs. S. Emmett, of St.
Louis, are summer guests at the Mer-
chants. They will visit the resorts
around st. Paul.
Mrs. Hawkins, wife of VIII Hawkins,
the wellknown journalist, formerly of
st. Paul but now of Peoria, H., is in the
city visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Adolphus Moore.
The members of the cathedral choir
indulged in their annual picnic az Lake
Minnetonka last Thursday. The day was
balmy and the sweet singers enjoyed the
bucolic jaunt hugely.
Mr.. o. NJ. Roberts, the famous torpedo
magnate, of Bradford, Pa, is visiting
friends in this city. He is accompanied
by his wife, and they will visit the syl-
van resorts adjacent to St. Paul
w. NJ. Cleveland, the popular sales
man at Dyer & Howard's, has gone East
in search of rest and recreation. His
many friends hope for his speedy return
completely rejuvenated in health.
The marriage of Mr.. George w. Gray,
of West st. Paul, with Miss Lena Rein
hard, one of st. PauPs charming young
ladies, is registered among the comm 9
social events of the early fall months.
Messrs. P. j. Schaub, H. w. Sherwood,
A. E. Ferte and III. A. Simons, the Or
pheus vocal quartet, have gone INTO
camp at White Bear lake, where they
will be most happy to receive their
friends.
The engagement is announced of Mr..
John H. Schulze, the popular Third street
merchant, and Miss Alice, the charming
and accomplished daughter of Mr.. AdolpR
Parr. The date of the marriage is not
yet known.
Mrs. Capt. Blakeley, Frank and Daisy
Blakeley, Mrs. Frank Hoyt, and Mrs. DR..
j. II. Murphy start for Lake Chatauoua
this evening to be gone three weeks.
Mrs. P. III. Hannaford starts with them
for Vermont
Mr.. Roland F. Smith, formerly of Brad
ford, Pa, has become a resident of st.
Paul and is valuable ACQUISITION at
Aliens drug store. AIr. Smith is pos
sessed with the proper degree of intel
ligent push and has struck the point
where his well directed energy will dc
the most good.
And now the little cherub of bow and
quiver fame and who is supposed to
WELD imperial rule in the kingdom of
hearts, has achieved another CONQUEST.
This time it is Julius Fl. Schmidt. the
.courtly clerk in Munger's music store.
whose engagement is announced to Miss
Teresa, the charming daughter of Mr..
Chas. Haggenmiller.
The sensational and imaginative re-
porter of the Minneapolis end of the
Pioneer Press. with great perslstency re-
iterates items about parties at Lake Min
netonka, which have no basis whatever.
e. q. Twice it announced the return to
the city of Rev. DR.. Hutchins and family
and that the Keith cottage was vacant
Both are untrue. DR.. II. has no idea of
returning to the city, and is living On
with his family in the Keith cottage.
W. LAPerkins, Esq of the firm of Per
kins, Lyons& Co. who was called suddenly