Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-03
SOCIAL WORLD.

Mr.. j. G. Pond and wife left for st. Louis
last evening.
Mrs. j. E. Thwing left for visit to the
East last week.
Mrs. G. Schmidt and Miss Laura Schmidt
left last evening on European trip.
Mr.. Ansel Oppenheim left last night for
New York to be absent for some days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swenson, who have been on
a visit to friends in Center City, have re-
turned.
Next Tuesday evening the Great Western
hand gives Its first concert for the season
at Grote's.
Mr.. George H. Stahler, who has been in
Philadelphia for two or three weeks, is
back in ST. Paul again.
Mr.. L. B. Gillett who lived in st. Paul
twenty -three.ye ago is now visiting the
city and makes his headquarters at the
Merchants.
Mr.. E. S. Westlake, the manager of the
dining room cars on the Northern Pacific
road, has just returned from trip to the
northwest.
Capt. Thomas Presnell and wife, Duluth,
former residents of st. Paul, will spend
the Sabbath in the city, with headquarters
at the Windsor.
Hon. S. G.. Comstock, state senator, and
wife, and A. A. White and wife, prominent
citizens of Moorhead, have apartments at
the Merchants for the Sabbath.
Mr.. Clarence Il. johnson, son of Mr..
Alexander johnson, of st. Paul, is about
to return to the United States. He has
been IL Europe for many months.
The marriage ceremonies between MIR.
9 harles Schneider, of st. Paul, and Miss
Fannie Chase, of White Bear, are expected
to be held on Thursday of this week, at
White Bear.
Mr.. and Mrs P. Meyst, of st. G loud, who
have bson on visit to their son in this
city for several days, start for the east on
Tuesday, and Will visit Milwaukee, Chicago,
Detroit and other points.
Lieut.. [. c. Brooks, of the Fifth cavalry,
and Miss Mamie G. Harbaugh, daughter of
Mr.. Springer Harbaugh, we're married last
Tuesday at the residence of the brides
parents, % Western avenue.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr..
Fred. G. Morris, of st. Paul, to Miss Carrie
White, of Grand Rapids, Mich. The cere-
mony will take place at the residence of
the brides parents. in the latter city.
Judge Hale and his wife, who have been
in Europe for several years, are once again
in St. Paul. They see so many changes
in the appearance Of the city that they are
hardly able to recognize it as the same
town.
Mr.. Neil Marray, son of Hon. William
P. Murray, Is in st. Paul on a
visit He has been out to DEVILS
Lake for two Or three years, where he has
established himself in business and is do
ing well.
The Mannerchor on Friday night elect
ed the following officers: President, VIM.
Platte; secretary, F. Vanden Bergh; libra
rian, L. Tisty. The members of the socie-
ty determined to make an excursion to the
fish hatchery.
Mrs. Dudley B. Finch, who has been in
Ill health for quite a long time, was
taken to the Hot Springs last week by her
father. Mr.. Il. 4. Wilson, and her aunt.
Mr.. Wilson is expected to return to St.
Paul this week.
Mr.. 4. D. Young, OF New York, is in ST.
Paul. He was recently Of the Windsor no.
tel in New York, and it is understood that
he will have charge, during the summer, of
the Lake Park hotel, at lake Minnetonka.
He was temporarily stopping here at the
Windsor.
". q. Dixon, general Northwestern
passenger agent of the Milwaukee q
st. Paul road, has finally become settled
with his family in their old home on Ash
land avenue, home that he's been the
scene OF SO many pleasant hours,
that he resumes its occupation
with grateful Acknowledgements.
On Thursday evening, DR.. Dana with his
wife and children left for the east His
family will remain at Norwich, Conn, dur
ing the summer, but Sthe doctor, after an
absence of about four weeks will return to
st. Paul, and occupy his pulpit. Dur
ing his absence the pulpit of Plymouth
church Will be filled by a. II. Pearson, Of
Carlton college.
The silver wedding of Mr.. j. G. Quinby
and wife on Monday night last, at
their residence on Nelson avenue, was an
exceedingly pleasant affair. The attend
ance was large and number of articles of
silver were presented, including a hand
some silver tea set presented by the Rev.
Mr.. Marshall, of the jackson street N.
E. church, On behalf of the church.
Mrs. Augusta Foster, of the Mccullough
company, is in town for her vacation. She
is re-engaged for the tour of 1884. There
are not many such meritorious actresses
on the stage, and there is no worthier
woman in private life. Refined, pleasing
and naturally noble, she is not only an
ACQUISITION to McCuIIouph's suOport but
an acquisition to the best circle in social
life.
Red Rock Camp Meeting.
Preparations are rapidly advancing for
this celebrated meeting. The beautiful
grove adjoining the old ground has been