Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-29

soiourning at the Metropolitan.
John Somers, Esq, Of the Windsor, re-
turned yesterday from trip to Winnipeg.
The family OF Ms. C. F. CLARK, Of CLARK
& Frost, arrived in The city Friday and are
domiciled at the Windsor.
Among the matrimonial! events of the
near future is the union OF Miss Maggie
McGrath and Walter F. Erwin.
E. Farnswo1th, Jr., and family, Of Excel
sior, have been visiting HRS. c. 3. New
comb, sister of Mrs. Farnsworth.
Mr.. c. D. Relyea, wife and child, for
nlerlv of Chicago, lave removed to ST.
Paul. and contemplate making this city
their home.
NJ. j. T. Ballard, bookkeeper with
Strong, Hacke.t & Co.. hos returned from
his vacation, which Was passed with friends
in Dubuque.
Col and Mrs. ". T. Saunders and Mrs.
E. ". Knight, of Helena, Mor., are among
Metropolitan.
The first annual ball Of the United Cigar
makers will take place at TIE Athanseum on
the 4th Of the ensuing month. A large
time is anticipated
A party of tourists from San Francisco,
consisting Of b. J. Snea.h, hire. R. G.
Smeath, Mrs. r. L Sneath, are stopping
as the Metropolitan.
Mr.. 7. j. Duffy and wife, formerly of St.
Paul and now Of Chicago, have been visit
ing their old friends in this city. They
are as the Metropolitan.
NJ. and Mrs. 4. Myers and Mrs. Russels
Of Montana, are visiting friends IN this
city and the state. They make their
abode at the Metropolitan.
Erastus p. Edgerton and wife returned
to the city last week after Al absence of
several months in the east and Ba,ope.
They are at the Windsor hotel.
Signor Janotts has post poned the re-
hearsal of the opera Of Martha until after
the first concert Of the Choral society. TO
be given ON the 2sth Of November.
Prof. Holmes. Of the Academy Of Fine
Arts, is engaged in painting a portrait of
Mr.. D. A. Montfort who is to appear in
the full regslia of Knight Templar.
Miss Mary Donohue Of Mississippi street
was surprised last Thursday evening by
birthday party of her schoolmaies. A very
pleasant evening was passed by ali pres
emit.
Capt. James Kennedy. vino his been ab-
sent for some weeks ii Dubuque, returned
last week and was given generous vel
come home by his many friends in this
city.
Mr.. Charles E. Locke, of New York.
who represents Theodore TAo,nss, the ma-
sician. is in the city, the object Of his visit
being to arrange for q grand musical fes-
Gval next spring.
Mrs. Stilweu and sister, Mrs. R. c. Bal
ley. returned home last week from two
months visit east. A young lady, niece
OF Mrs. Stilweu, came hone with them to
spend the winter.
Mr.. C. Klein, consul to the Netherlands.
leaves the ensuing week for New York.
where he will meet his wife and youngest
boy. who have been visiting his Oldest son
now studying in Germany.
Mr.. George W. Walsh celebrated the
anniversary of his birthday on last Thurs
day. on which occasion he received the as
surances Of a host of friends for long
life and continued success.
Invitations are out for the marriage Of
Mr.. Jos. Lindsy and Miss Rhode Hill.
The ceremony takes place at Pilgrim Bap-
fist church on the evening OF Nov. I'd. at
so p. m. Reception at their residence
3 to 10p.m.
Miss Nellie. daughter of S. Lee Davis, of
Pleasant avenue, left last Wednesday for
Painsville. Ohio, 10 enter Lake Erie Semi
nary. Miss Davis will spend few weeks
with relatives at Cleveland before entering
upon her sttdies.
Mr.. Jay Stone. formerly of military
headquarters, this city, and row chief cor
respondent of the war department at Wash
ington, arrived in St. Paul yesterday. and
was accorded a generous welcome by his
many friends. He will remain here several
days.
Mr.. Louis B. Smith, of tropical fruit
fame, returned to the city last Friday,
having been absent several weeks in the
east. While absent Mr.. Smith made his
purchases for the holiday trade and az
ranged for fresh supplies of topical and
California fruit.
The residence of Dr.. and Mrs. Wheaton