Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-10
SOCIAL WORLD.
Greenleaf CLARK has gone east.

al the Metropolitan.
Miss Georgia Winship, of Bunker Hill,
IL, Is at the Merchants.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Mathews, and Mr.
and Mrs Darr have gone to White Bear.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Wagner, of Chicago,
are visiting friends and relatives in st.
Pau.
M William Kemp IS about removing
his family to the shores of lake at Will
MR..
M. and Mrs. A. j. Goodrich, and Mr..
ana Mrs. J. Ross Nichols have gone to the
lake.
1Ir, ara Mrs. E. L. Jersey, and Miss
Jennie Jersey arrived II England last
Monday.
like many others Mr.. G. V. Bacon and
family nave gone 10 White Bear lake for
the season.
Miss Bessie Taylor, of Iglehart street,
has gotse cas-. Tor q visit among relatives
and friends.
Friday evening the young society men
of st. Paul gave a German at Sherman
hall that was well attended and exceeding
ly pleasant.
Miss L. Quincy VIII have a reception at
end Thursday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Shirk and family
have gone to Morrison, Illinois, and will be
absent several weeks.
Mr.. John A. Berkev and family have
left the city for the season and will here
after De found at White Bear lake.
The fire department of st. Paul has
been invited to participate in the cele-
bration of the 4sh Of July at Mankato.
Rev. David R. Breed is expected to re-
turn to this city this week. It is hoped
th45 he Is completely restored to health.
Hiss Fannie a. Weston, who has been
visiting friends in st. Joseph, Mo-, for
sc -sral months, has returned to st.
Pau.
Its expected that the art exhibition
that Is 30 be held ia the Manufacturer block
viii 6e opened some time during this
week.
Ar. Muehlen5rucb, Mr. Litcomb, Prof.
Leib and Miss Williams Will go to Lake
City tins week where they Will give con-
cert.
Mcs. Frederick W. Hanson, of Spruce
street, has gore toIndianapolis for the pur-
pose Of being present at the marriage of
her sister.
Miss Anna AyeriH, daughter of Gen.
John Z. AyerilI, has returned from the
south, and has apartments at the Metro
politau.
Last Thursday Mr.. James Peakes of the
Hess Acme Opera company was married.
at Milwaukee. to Miss Dickie Chapman, of
the same party.
Mr.. Morris Lyons has just received for
his daughter d splendid new harp
This instrument is said to possess an I'm.
usually fine tone.
The st. Paul Arioa Singing society, ac-
com panied by the Great Union band, will
make au excursion to White Bear lake,
Sunday, June II.
Miss Belle Beaulieu, daughter of Capt.
Beaulieu of White Earth, is visiting her
grandparents at st. Paul, Capt. Bell and
wife, Dayton avenue.
Miss Belle C. Stauffer, of Tower City,
D. I, and Miss Jessie Barnes, of James
town, D. T., are visiting Miss Grace l.
Vance, 102 Western avenue.
Mir. Arthur Otis, brother of Mr.. Charles
L. Otis, has come to st, Paul for the pur-
pose Of N king it his future homo. He is
in the law Office of his brother.
Miss Agnes O'Halloran who has been
studing at the Metropolitan museum of
art, New York, has been awarded the
second prize by the Technical school.
Mrs. W. H. Leib and her daughter Bessie
will 90 east in a few days to spend the
summer. The professor will have rooms
on st. Peter street during their absence
Mr.. C. N. Pa ker who was up to Waiver
ly yesterday went out on the lake at that
place and caught fine string of good
sized fish which he presented to Chief
Black.
Ignatius Donnelly Jr., son of Hon. Igna-
titus Donnelly, who recently graduated at
the medical college at Philadelphia, it is
expected will practice his profession in
st. Paul.
The Flower Mission will hold meeting
at Christ church guild room next Wednes-
day morning the 18Th at 10 a. M, when of
ficers will be chosen and other business
transacted.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Lord, from Byron
Mimi, who for some time have been Wis
iting their relations in st. Paul, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. q. Nichols, of Yale street, have
gone to New England.
Hotel Lafayette is to be opened to
guests next Saturday but the grand recep.
ton that is the opening to the public is
delayed till the 22d. Prof. Evans is master
of ceremonies and is arranging for the
receptions, balls, hops, etc.
AT o'clock last Tuesday morning. Mrs.
Frances G. Pinkney was united in mar.
riage to S. G. Violet. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Mr. Patterson, at the
residence OF the brides mother, Mrs S. S.