Daily globe., 1883-07-01
SOCIAL WORLD.

visit to New York.
Mrs J. C. Green, of Dayton avenue, will
visit in the East during the summer.
Mrs. w. D. Rogers, of Exchange street,
has returned from visit to Toledo,O o.
Mrs. Herman Grote, with her two little
Mr.. John Richardson has taken posses
sion of his new residence on Ashland av-
enue.
About thirty ladies and gentlemen of
Thursday.
Mrs. L. B. Hawkins, of Aurora, is visiting
her daughter, the wife of Gen. Flower, on
Ashland avenue.
Miss Winnie j. Bailey has just returned
from Rochester, N. Y, where she has been
visiting friends.
Mr.. Charles Mickey, of the Boston One
Price Clothing house, has gone east with
his wife for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Crippen and family
have taken possession of their residence
on Summit avenue.
Col. E. A. Calkins of Milwaukee is to do
the sky-rocket business for the Eau Clair
people on the Fourth of July.
Mr. Joseph Oppeuheim, president of the
st. Paul board of education, will go east
this week to be absent two or three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Breed, of Eighth
street, are expecting their daughter, Mrs.
Geo. N. French, of New York, to visit
them soon.
Mrs. E. D. Parsons, after four weeks
visit with friends in st. Paul and Mime
apolis, started for her home in Chicago
Friday last.
DR.. J. H Stewart leaves this evening for
the East and will pass the next three or
four weeks at the sea-shore, visiting New
port, Long Branch, etc.
Mrs. Captain F. D. Garretty and her
charming daughter Katie, are visiting
their daughter and sister, Mrs. G. M.
Fisher, at 109 Leech street.
Mr.. Wm. NJ. Wright on Wednesday even
ing last was married at Minneapolis to
Miss Carrie, the daughter of Edgar Nash,
who formerly resided in st. Paul.
night for the Lake Superior region. She
will visit for week or two in that vicinity
while he goes about attending to business.
Mr. j. A. Heuser, who for some time has
been in the employ of Dyer & Howard, has
resigned his position and gone to Boston
with the intention of going Immediately to
Germany.
G. W. Crane, who has been out through
the northwest for some time in the inter
est of the Paige Manufacturing company,
left here Thursday for his home in Pains
vile, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Schmidt, whose mar
Z riage was noted in these columns a few
weeks ago, have taken possession of their
new residence, on the corner of Carroll
and Lewis streets.
Signor Jannotta, the we'll known vocal
master, will spend his summer vacation at
Hotel Lafayette, Lake M1nnetonka And
from July Z, will give private lessons in
voice culture on Monday and Thursday
from 10 to II a. m.
Mrs. Eugene Ward, residence 545 Mar
shall avenue, will leave tonight for New
York city to join her husband, who is de-
tained there on business. She will be alb
sent about a month, when she will return
home with her husband.
The concert of the Great Western band
at Rice park last evening was one of the
most charming this organization has ever
given. The selections were of a very
pleasing character and were rendered with
rather more than usual care.
Miss Daisy W. Davidson, daughter OF
Col. j. d. Davidson, 80 Broadway, ha;
lust returned home from Boston for hel
summer vacation. She has been attending
the New England conservatory of music
and will graduate in one year more.
Mr.. S. w. Vanderwarker left yesterday
morning for Minneapolis, where he is tt
be married to Miss Nellie Boesger, Of
Cleveland, O. The affair is to be yer!
quiet one, but all who know the bridegroom
will extend to him abundant good wiste
for long and happy future.
Mrs. Charles II. Baldwin of 80 Westerl
avenue north, has gone for visit t.
friends in Wisconsin and Michigan. Afte
brief tarry in the first named state sh
proceeds to Charlevoix, village and sum
mer resort, as we'll as the county seat o
Charlevoix county in the north part o
Michigan bordering on the lake.
Hats and Caps versus Split Leather, bu
good leather it is. The match game o
base ball between Gordon & Ferguson
nine and G. Gotzian & Co.'s resulted in
score of Is to in favor of the latter. {
Gotzian & Co.'s boys are hard crowd
tackle and don't you forget it, this bein
their third victory.
This being holiday, or the feast of st
Paul, the cathedral choir will give Laieal
mass this morning, the solos being sun
by Miss Maggie King. For the affertor
Rosini's..Ave Verum@ will be given by
quartette consisting of Miss Mitchell
soprano; Miss Annie Kelly, alto; M
Schaub, tenor; Prof. Manner, bass, th
whole mass being under the able directo
ship of the latter.
quiet marriage was celebrated at S
Joseph's church, corner of Virginia ave
nue. and Carroll streets. The contractin
parties were Mr.. Edward A. Nolan, Of tt
merchantile firm of Cramsie & Nolan, CO.
ner Of Western avenue and Carroll street
and Miss Julia KOempel dauphter of E