Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-07
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

All communications intended for this
column should be addressed Society Editor OF
the GLOBE, and forwarded not latter than
afternoon.
The social world has not been notable
during the past week for either its
variety or especial brilliancy of doings.
Fashionable society has gone the giddy
rounds OF pleasure, and som chow the
denizens of the charmed circle have man.
aged to keep themselves amused. Like
the ingredients of the proverbial pudding,
there has been something to suit the
tastes OF all, and, as grouped for the
readers of the GLOBE, the resume is as
follows:
Judge Nelson returned last week from
Chicago.
MIR. f. Lewis, of San Antonio, Texas,
is late arrival in the city.
Mr.. Fred D. Monks, of San Francisco,
is visiting friends in st. Paul.
Hon. Geo. l.. Otis and wife returned
from Florida last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rhodes left on
Friday for an extended tour east.
A hop will will be given at the Metro
politan hotel the last of the month
Mr.. Gardner E. Moore and wife will
visit in st. Paul the ensuing week.
The L. U. B. club are arranging to
camp out during the ensuing summer:
Mr.. and Mrs James Wall have estab-
lished housekeeping on Ramsey street.
Master Harry Magee spent last week
with his cousin Chas. Hall, at Red Wing.
Mrs. Uri Lamprey will sing Gounod's
Ave Maria at the cathedral service this
morning.
MIR. G. G. Godfrey and family, of
Scranton, Pa, are guests of friends in
this city.
Miss May Richardson, of East Seventh
street, returned from Cincinnati last
Thursday.
The pupils of Prof Leib will have an
open rehearsal at O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon.
Mr.. r. Won Minden, music publisher
of Morrisana, N. Y, is spending few
days in this city.
Mrs. Benjamin Thompson returned
home from the east last week and is at
the Metropolitan.
Mr.. w. r. Mathews and family left last
week for an extended tour East They
will return in August
Mr.. w. ]. McCauley and wife left last
week for a visit to Ottawa, and will re-
turn in about ten days.
Mrs. Gen. Averill and daughters will
return to St. Paul about the middle of
June from Philadelphia.
Mrs. P. F. McQulllan and family, &C
companied by Mrs. A. Croker, will sail
for France on June 18th.
Mrs. Lane K. Stone returned from
Milwaukee last week. She and Mr..
Stone left last night for the west.
Mrs. Corbett, of Brooklyn, and Mrs.
Wilson, of Elmira, N. Y, are visiting
their sister, Mrs. B. Baker, of this city.
Mr.. Joseph Loreng has just completed
superb organ at New Ulm. 1t is pro-
nounce one of the best instruments in
the state.
Mr.. C. P. Noyes. wife and family, are
expected home to-day. They have been
East, and will take apartments at the
Metropolitan.
Ex-Sheriff King returned yesterday
from visit to Boston where his daughter,
Miss Maggie King, is making marked
progress in her musical studies.
Albert Western and wife, of Windsor,
Vermont, brother law of DR.. Bry-
ant, who has been in Florida all winter,
is visiting the doctor and his family on
Lincoln avenue.
Capt. l. Shelby Wheeler, assistant gen.
eral agent Railway Review and general
agent American Engineer, is a guest at
the Merchants hotel and will be in the
city for several days.
The last of the entertainments of the
First M. e. Church lyceum took place on
Monday evening, and most interesting
programme was presented. The meetings
will be resumed the first Monday in Sep
TENDER.
The German Luthern church on Tenn
perance street Will give grand fair to
be held at Pfeifer's hall the latter part of
this month, the proceeds to be devoted
to building new church on the corner
of Eleventh and Minnesota street.
Elaborate plans are under way for the
gathering in this city of the Episcopal
council, which meets at Christ church on
the Nth of June. Many features of I'M
usual interest will be presented, not the
least of which will be a grand musical
chorus of 700 voices.
Miss Carrie Mason, formerly resident
of this city, and who has assisted the
Julia Rive King Concert company in
their tour during the past season, has
met with marked favor and success. She
has been engaged for next season and
will join the company in their tour to
California and Australia.
The fourth and last readings in Miss
S. A. Mayo's course of Afternoons with
Delsorte and the English poets will take