Daily globe., 1883-07-08
SOCIAL WORLD.

Miss May and Nellie Thurston have re-
turned home.
DIR. NC. Wyeth, U. S. A, has rooms at
the Metropolitan.
Mrs. J.R. Jones. of st. Paul, Is at pres
ent at Hotel Lafayette.
Mr.. Daniel E. Fogarty will leave Tues
day for Livingston, Montana.
Mil. Griggs is back at home in st. Paul,
snendinc his vacation from Yale.
Henry Ward Beecher is to lecture in st.
Paul about the last of this month.
Mr.. Chas Diedrich with his family, has
taken apartments on Pleasant avenue.
Mrs. Edmonds and Miss Edmonds, of
Livingston. Montana, are at the Metro
politan.
Commodore Davidson has gone Chi
cago. Milwaukee and st. Louis, mostly on
business.
The Art association will meet at Miss
Gurney's studio next Tuesday evening at
o'clock.
Associate Justice Miller, Of the U. S.
court, will be present in the Z. S. court
tomorrow.
DR.. MacDonald's family, on Tenth
street. is entertaining Miss Nettie Mac
Donald, of Brooklyn.
Miss Hattie Belote, daughter of Col Be
lote, of the Metropolitan, is visiting Mrs.
Dr. Taggart, of Rockford, Ill.
The concert of the Great Western band
at Rico park, last night, was a grand affair,
and was attended by a very large audience.
The Glidden, Griggs & Co. ball club
played with the Beaupre & Keogh club
yesterday afternoon and beat them sixteen
to fifteen.
The c. P. S. club will give their moon
light excursion Monday, July 16, on the
steamer Lougfellow, leaving st. Paul at
p. N. Tickets $3.50.
In the game of ball played by the Got
zian and Forepaugh & Tarbox club the
score stood eighteen to four in favor of
the Forepaugh & Tarbox club.
Miss Nellie, daughter Of S. Lee Davis, of
Pleasant avenue. has returned to st. Paul
from Palnesville, o., where she has been
attending school the past year.
Sedgwick Rice, son of Hon. Edmund
Rice, has been appointed by the president
a lieutenant Lieut.. Rice is playing the
part of Cincinnatus out in Montana.
Col. E. w. Bass and wife have arrived
in St. Paul and are visiting Col. Bass
father on Sherburne avenue. Col. Bass is
a teacher of mathematics at West Point.
Major James NJ. Moore, chief quarter
master of Dakota, has just received the
good news that he had been promoted to
lieutenant colonel and deputy quarter
master general, to take effect yesterday.
Miss Minnie Murray, of this city, ac-
companied by the Misses Shenkel, of Bos-
ton, Mass, leave tomorrow for Mime
tonka, where they will summer. Hotel La
fayette will be their home.
Rev. DR.. Dana, who with his family, has
been spending the summer in the East,
reached st. Paul yesterday and will fill his
pulpit at Plymouth church to-day. He is
considerably improved in health and ap-
pearance.
Miss Dufrene, of Sherburne avenue, re-
turned home from a visit to Saltwater in
season for the celebration at Little Canada
and the fire works at her home. Miss Du
irene was the guest of Miss Bromley at
Saltwater.
Tn Wednesday evening ,kregatta con-
certs and pavilion hop at Ramaley's, White
Bear lake, will continue through the
season. The Great Western band will be
in attendance every Wednesday evening.
weather permitting.
Capt Lloyd B. Harris, of the Harris
Manufacturing company, st. Louis, and
family, we're among the arrivals by the
steamer War Eagle yesterday, and will
spend several weeks alternating between
the Metropolitan hotel, st. Paul, and Lake
Minnetonka.
Mr. John NJ. Emerson, who resides on
the corner Of Western and Ashland avenues,
and who started for Mexico a few weeks
ago for his health, but owing TO the prev
alence of the yellow fever returned to ST.
Louis. has returned to ST. Paul with his
wife and IS considerably improved. 1t is
not known what Mr.. Emerson's future
plans are.
The ST. Paul Red Caps viii play the
Minneapolis Browns at Minneapolis on
Tuesday afternoon next. Both these clubs
have some excellent material, and will
undoubtedly furnish those who go TO see
them play a good game. The Browns have
been organized the longest, and the mem
bers Of the club have had the benefit Of
longer practice than the Red Caps. Both
clubs are good, though at present the ad-
vantage is rather with the Minneapolis