Daily globe., 1883-06-17
SOCIAL WORLD.

Prof. Henry A. Wood, of Rochester,N NY.
is visiting D. w. Ingersoll.
Miss Helen Peabody has gone TO visit
her parents in Polk county, Wis.
Mr.. Edward Richards and family have
gone to White Bear for the season.
Mayor O'Brien intends to move with his
family to White Bear in day or two.
The family of Col Lamborn has re-
turned from the east, and he Is now at
White Bear.
Mrs. Hahn, the wife of the attorney
general, is visiting Mrs. Lawrence Ut
Lake City.
Rev. Mr.. Pope Will lecture at the
Academy of Science tomorrow week, in
the evening.
Mr.. Howard n. Elmer has gone to Chi
cago to meet the American Society of Civil
Engineers.
About thirty couple were present at
Prof. Evans german at Sherman hall
on Friday night.
Miss Ida Martin, of Hudson, has been
visiting Mrs. DR.. Higbee, corner of Ninth
and Robert streets.
Mr.. j. S. Boardman and Miss S. B.
Boardman, of New York, will spend the
summer IN st. Paul.
Col. Belote, of the Metropolitan, is get
ting around now quite good deal, and is
able to walk slowly with crutches.
Miss Kitty Berry, formerly of Minneap-
oils, but now of Trinity NJ. E. church
choir, Chicago, sung at Spirit Lake yes
terday.
Mrs. Nay Wheeler talked to a small
audience Thursday night last on that
lively and interesting topic called woman
suffrage.
Mr.. J. II. Drake. who was mentioned a
few days ago as having gone east, will
leave his family to remain in the east for
the summer.
A. W. Pets9n. Of the secretary of states
department. is taking a short relaxation
from duty in visit to mis- many friends at
Tayiors Falls.
Mrs. Gen. Sheridan. and Miss Rucker,
her sister. together with Mrs. N. V. Sheri-
dan. are visiting the families Of Col.
Rucker and DR.. Spencer, AZ Fort Smell
ing.
Lyman Farwell, of the st. Paul High
school, clsss '83, has been admitted to the
Technical School of Art of Boston, and
will enter at the beginning Of the fall
term.
Prof. John S. Clark, of the state univer-
sity, was married on Monday evening to
Miss Hattie L. Benton, at Minneapolis.
They expect to 90 to Europe, to be absent
two years.
"Wednesday evening the Liederkranz
serenaded Mr.. Thomas Erd who has just
returned from Europe with his daughter
Sophia. They have been absent for about
one year.
The latest announcement is the engage
ment OF Miss Florence Monfort, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Monfort, of Dayton
avenue, to Lieut.. Edward H. Gheen, of the
United States navy.
Gen. Sanborn expects to occupy the
Boardman cottage with his family at
White Bear this season, and Edmund Rice,
Jr., Will occupy Mr.. E. I. Corning's cot
tage on the same lake.
The Ladies Volal Club, W. H. Lieb di-
rector, C. G. Titcomb pianist, will give the
last of their series of concerts next Satur-
day evening, June 23d, in the Unity church
club room, at O'Clock P. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Pilkington, who re-
side on Summit avenue, gave Mr.. and
Mrs. Nichols very pleasant reception
on Thursday evening last, on the occasion
of their return from their bridal trip.
The pupils who have been attending
Mrs. J. S. Baiiey's school have arranged
to give her benefit concert at Plymouth
church tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. The
pupils are to be assisted by Miss Eta
Hawkins, Miss Maggie King, Miss j. Gid
den, Mr.. ]. ". Blanchard and Mr.. J. p.
Williams.
On Wednesday next, June 20, Mr.. j. P.
Frye, of the popular house of Whitman,
Frye & Co., will be united in marriage
with Miss A w. Whitman, one of the
charming bellies of Hastings. After brief
bridal trip MIR. and Mrs. Frye will take up
their abode in st. Paul, and will be cor
daily welcomed by a large circle of friends
whose best wishes are theirs now and al
ways.
MI " W. w ulLCOu4O SdNO vel plCoodu
piano recital at the warerooms of Nathan
Ford, 96 East Third street, on Thursday
evening last A novelty was the con
nection of all the telephones in the city
with the rooms, by which those not present
were enabled to hear and enjoy the music
Mr.. Charles DeLacy sang and Miss May
Dougherty executed some fine selections OF
the piano.
On Thursday, June 7, Mr.. Tilber R. Sci
ms was united in marriage to Miss Marthi
n. Flandrau, daughter of Judge FIandrau
The ceremony took place at the
residence of Miss Julia S. Dins
more, in Boon county, Ky. the
same being performed by Rev. Mr.. Gar
rett, of Davenport, Iowa. The bride anC
groom passed through st. Paul last Mon
day on their way to Mandan, where they
will reside
The Pioneer Firemen's Relief associa
tisn, the foundation for which was tn
volunteer Pioneer hook and ladder com
pany. is preparing to celebrate the com
ing Fourth of July after the general styI
il has followed, for 10, these many year;
but with greater eclat than ever before
The celebration will take place in the MAJ
ket hall, and will include addresses b