Daily globe., 1883-08-12

Mrs. Ada Murphy, who has been visiting
friends in Dundas, returned home last
week, after an absence of three weeks.
Mrs. j. S. Robertson and her mother
left last Wednesday evening for San Fran
cisco, CAL, to be gone some two months.
Mr.. Douglas s. Miller was married to
Miss Ada G. johnson, last Thursday, by
Rev. Mr.. Gilbert, at the =ectory of Christ
church.
Mrs. and Mrs. Russell Dorr, of Portland
avenue, gave an elegant musicale last
Thursday evening, to about forty of their
! friends.
Miss Lou Murphy, youngest daughter of
DR.. ]. H. Murphy, has gone for visit to
Chicago. Miss Lou is guest of her
cousin, Mrs. Fox.
Rev. DR.. Dana, S. S. Taylor, Judge Burr,
and Mr.. Parker, all of this city, went to
Osakis last week. They said fishing, but
we did not see the fish.
The Misses English, who it will be re-
membered spent part of last summer in
st. Paul, and we're great favorites in social
| circles, are with Mrs. P. R. l.. Hardenburg.
Rev. DR.. Woodman, of New York city,
| one of the Paulist Fathers, is visiting in
this state. He is a guest of Mr.. W. c.
Morrison, of Jackson street, while in this
city.
Miss Mamie Lawrence, who has been
visiting in ST. Paul the past two months
with her aunt, Mrs. j. s. Dickerson, started
last evening on the return to her home in
Indianapolis.
Miss Alice Monfort, daughter of j. G.
Monfort, of the Windsor, was given very
pleasant birthday reception last Wednes-
day evening, by her aunt, Mrs. John Sum
mers, at the Windsor.
Mr.. Harry Wright, very popular young
gentleman, with the firm of II. and S.
Pogue, Cincinnati, O., is stopping with
his brother T. F. Wright, at Pleasant ave-
nue., with view of locating in st. Paul.
W. H. Doyle, stenographer for Hoxie &
Jaggar for the past two years, leaves next
Thursday on the steamer Pittsburg for
Dubuque en- route to New York. He will
study law at Columbia college law school.
This afternoon the Mannerchor of the
German society will have a rehearsal for
the great concert tomorrow night, at which
Miss Annie Schonarth and Profe s5cr Jurkp,
with some of their pupils will partici-
pate.
Miss Jennie King and her sister Nellie,
of Robert street, visited White Bear lake
last week. Miss Nellie will return to
Crow Creek agency next week to resume
her place as principal of the government
school there.
Mrs. Lunt, of Broadway, Mrs. W. p.
Murray and daughter, of Seventh street, with
Miss Wells, of Cincinnati, were at White
Bear lake last week. Mrs. Arthur Will
liams, of Keok1k, Ia, is a guest of Mrs.
W. P. Murray. ...es
Mrs. S. Lee Davis, of Pleasant avenue,
will, with Miss Nellie, visit Minneapolis
this week. Miss Nellie will return to
school at Painesville next week, visiting
relatives at Cleveland and other points in
Ohio, en- route.
Alex. Barclay, Esq, of the P. H. Kelly
Mercantile company, was the st. Paul rep
resentative at the microscopists' assem-
blage in Chicago last week. He returned
yesterday, more enthusiastic upon the sub
ject of bugs than ever.
Mr.. Charles Hildebrand, the well-known
basso of the Arion Singing society and
proprietor of the hotel, Father Rhein, re-
turned on Thursday from his trip to Eu-
| rope and was serenaded by the Arion So
ciety and many of his friends.
Mr.. John H. Langton, night clerk at the
Clarendon, celebrated his twenty-second
birthday Thursday. on which occasion he
was the recipient of many presents, among
| them being beautiful gold-headed ebony
| cane, the gift of DR.. and Mrs. Winans. u
| On the 8th instant Mr.. E. V. Mickey, of
the Boston One Price clothing house, was
married to Miss Mary E. Josslyn, al Dor
chester, Mass, at the residence of the
brides parents. They will return to st.
Paul shortly and will reside at 80 Macku-
bin street.
To-day, if it is pleasant, will be great
day at Union park. The Great Western
| band and the First Regiment band will be
| in attendance This park is a very attract
| i've spot indeed, and has all the appoint
ments required for the enjoyment of large
| assemblies.
| Mrs. Alfred Dufrene, of Sherburn avi
enue, leaves this week for Montreal, Cana
da, with her daughters, Misses EsteIle and
Virginia. Miss Estelle goes for the pur-
pose of entering convent, where she will
complete her studies. Mrs. Dufrene goes
to Chicago with them.
Mr.. T. M. Newson and G. G.. Kimball,
who have just made visit to the property
of the Copper and Silver Island Mining
company on the north shore of Lake Su-
perior, have just returned to st. Paul.
| They bring back with them some very sat
! isfactory specimens of ore.
| Lieut.. H. K White, of the U. S. n, is in
| st. Paul,w he will remain several days.
Lieut.. White has just returned
| from service IN the West Indies. He is
the grandson of Judge Kidder, of Dakota,
aud son of Dana White, formerly of St.
Paul but now of Washington.
Miss Marion Hopkins, soubrette at the
Union Square theater, New York, and a
former member of the Charlotte Thomp-
son dramatic company, who has been VS.
it1ng her sister, Mrs. j. D. Hoyt, of the
west side, returned east last Saturday TO
finish her vacation with friends in Wash
ington.
Mr.. G. W. Reid, manager of the gents
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