Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-06
summer resorts hereabouts, returned to the
yarde ncitv Last raaI-

garde ncity lest week.
Mrs. Wyeth and family, Mrs. Moore and
daughters and Mrs. Hudson, of 81. Louis, ar
rived last week, and viii make visit to the
several lakes together.
Mrs. Capt. F. D. Garrety, OF Fort Totem,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. G.. W. Fisher,
No. lit Forbes street, and viii remain in st.
Paul probably till September.
The lawn fete given on the grounds OF Mr..
John schnable, Thursday evening, for the
benefit OF the White Bear lake Presbyterian
church, was decided success.
w. j. Oaahan, Esq, leading journalist OF
Chicago, arrived in the city yesterday on
pleasure trip. He is accompanied by his
daughter, and they are at the Metropolitan.
Mrs. Col. Coates and family and Mrs. Rice,
of st. Joe, Mo-, arrived here on Thursday and
are at the Metropolitan. They are on
pleasure excursion TO the Golden Northwest.
Mrs. Helen J. McCaine, librarian OF the st.
Paul Library association, leaves this evening
for Massachusetts,, and a part OF her time,
while absent, viii be spent in Springfield and
Boston.
Prof. PREM. teacher OF voice culture in the
public schools, returned last Tuesday from a
visit to Milwaukee and Chicago, and from all
accounts the professors trip was a series of
ovatious.
Mrs. R. L. Bacon and child, and Miss Jessie
and John Stiilweli, of Hannibal, No, are one
of many.delightful nshing parties that are do
ing the lakes and making their headquarters
in st. Paul.
Mr.. Geo. N. LOOMS, whose able quill held
up the st. Paul end of the Minneapolis Jour
nal, left last Sunday for Duluth, where ne
assumes management of the Tribune OF
that city.
Mrs. Geo. johnson, of Milwaukee, and her
son Thomas Johnson, who has been attending
school at Niagara Falls the past five years,
spent week in st. Paul, the guests OF Mr..
John Eagan, the elothier.
Misses Carrie and Lena Attend, Lulu Voor.
HES and A. T. Prernin, were among the tour
lists who arrived from st. Louis, on the
steamer Centennial, last week. and their head
quarters is at the Windsor.
A party consisting of Miss T. c. Holt. Hat
tie Hoyer, Anna Saaton and Miss Brown,
passed through the city last week, en- route to
Duluth. They are from Wyoming. To-, and
were the guests OF Mr.. G. Austrian.
Messrs. VIM. Hamm and Louis Hansen and
bride returned last Tuesday. Their trip east
was inaugurated quietly, but the momentous
outcome gave their many st. Paul friends a
genuine surprise party. They were accorded
a royal return welcome.
Mr.. Harry Rowland, vocalist OF favorable
nots. arrived yesterday from st. Louis. He
is on his first visit to ST. Paul and is SO de-
lighted with the healthful climate of the city
that he is strongly induced to take up his
permanent residence here.
Each morning the early rlsers at White
Bear lake are greeted by the soldierly form OF
Gen. Sbley, who takes the early train into the
city, thereby offering nice rebuke to the
host OF young sleepy heads who generally
manage to 'get Left on the s o'clock train.
Col. P. NJ. Cleary, ex-city collector and
county commissioner of Chicago, and his son,
Mr.. Edward CIeary, arrived in the city yester-
day. They will do the varied attractions of
st. Paul, and before returning the colonel will
visit Fargo, where he is largely interested in
real estate.
Miss Lettie Allen, well known to nany OF
the citizsns Of st. Paul as being connected in
leading parts with the Maggie Mitchell com.
pany, together with her sister, Miss Lillian
Allen, are spending the summer months
around the lakes of Minnesota, with their
temporary home in st. Paul.
Miss Lenora Austin, the accomplished
daughter of ex-Gov. Austin, returned to the
city last week from Boston, where she re.
Gently graduated from Miss Banights school
of elocution. she is the guest of Mrs. Cyrus
j. Thompson, of Pleasant avenue, and her
powers as a refined and pleasing mimic and
ceclaImer have won the highest commenda
tions. In order that her friends and the public
may have an opportunity of judging, an en-.
tertainment has been arranged to take place al
the parlors Of Mrs. Judge Gilfllan, No. 2S7
Exchange street, on Tuesday the Sth inst, at
8 o'clock p. m. Among other features she
will read scene from "Ingomar, the Bar.
barian," from "Dombey and SON. and the
rhyme of the "Duchesse Maid" There should
be large attendance. Tickets are on sale al