Daily globe., 1883-05-27
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Mrs. G. W. Mcintyre has returned ftom
Fargo.
Mrs. H. L. Moss has returned from
Florida.
Rev. D. R. Breed ard family have gone
to Grand Rapids.
Mrs. G. W. Rohne, of Morris, is visiting
Mrs. Summers at the Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Haas will celebrate on
the evening of June 6, their silver wedding.
Mrs. Louise Macdonald, of Montreal, is
visiting Mrs. Macauley, of Woodward ave-
nue..
Last Thursday evening Miss Marie
Beaupre, of Tenth street, entertained her
friends.
Mr. Lewis G. Reinhard returned to the
city last week, after ten days visit in
Chicago.
Mrs. j. j. Shotwell, from Fargo, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. c. E. Tanning, of De-
Soto street.
Mr.. E. W. Gregory and wife, of Detroit
Mich, are visiting Mrs. Il. B. Brooks, No.
ia Iglehart street.
Mrs. W. P. Murray has gone for a visit
to her sons, Neal and Fenton, at Mime
waukon, DEVILS lake.
Prof Lieb and Miss Williams assisted
last week at Sioux City in the rendition Of
the Pirates of PenzaDce.
z. F, Wagner, a former resident OF ST.
Paul, will visit his old home this week rs a
| member of the Thomas orchestra.
Mrs. NJ. L. Mccormick, of Grand Forks,
is visiting her parents il S.. Paul, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Lyons, Of Tenth street,
The Ladies' Vocal Club will meet at the
! usual place or Saturday, June 2. All
members are requested to be present.
Mrs. M. L. Stoakes, after an absence OF
nearly two years il the East and South, is
in the city, Ell roate for Helena, NJ. I.
Next Tuesday noon Miss Mamie G. Har-
baugh WILL be married to Capt. L. c,
Brooks. This Is to be = very Quie5 4fTalr.
Gen. Rosser has purchased the Winston
estate At Cou-tland, Va, and on the 28sh
instant lie and his wife will entertain their
friends there.
Lieut.. j. NJ Burns, OF the 18th infantry,
with his bride, arrived at the Merchants,
Friday, and will leave this evening for
| Fort Lincoln.
Mrs. Geo. S. Heron has gone to New Or
leans, taking trip by the river route on
the well known War Eagle, of Commodore
Davidson's line.
Mrs. 1. V. D. Heard, who has been suf-
fering from severe illness for many weeks,
is now recovering, which fact Will be very
gratifying to host Of friends.
j. G. Kingsbury, the proprietor of the
Continental hotel at Philadelphia, and G..
Wetherbee, proprietor OF the Windsor
hotel in New York, are at the Metropoi-
tan.
Cards are out for the silver wedding
reception of Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Quinby
tomorrow (Monday) evening, May 28th,
at s O'Clock, at number 207 Nelson av-
enue.
The original Tenneseeans will give one
of their splendid entertainments in Mar
ket Hall st. Paul on June Z. This is the
finest company of colored singers in this
country.
Bishop Foss has agreed to be present at
the Red Rock Camp meeting part Of the
time including one Sabbath. The meet
ing commences on the 21st of June and
will continue uutil July 4th.
George ". Crawford. Esq, of Ports
mouth, Ohio, has concluded to cast his lot
with St. Paul and has formed law part
nership with W. S. Moore under the firm
name OF Moore u Crawford.
Harry J. Freedlander has taken the
management of the wigwam roller skating
rink, corner OF Sixth and Fort streets, and
with music and pleasing entertainments
is making it a popular evening resort.
Mr. John Kerker, proprietor of the Wash
ington house at Chaska, and father of Mr..
j. T. Kerker, of st. Paul, is hopeIessly i'll
at his residence in Chaska, and his son
left town yesterday afternoon for Chaska.
Mr.. P. D. Ferguson, of the firm of Cor
don & Ferguson, returned from Europe
: yesterday where he has been for the past
two months on a visit to his father at
Florence and taking in the continent gen
orally.
At the residence of the brides parents
on Oak street last Wednesday evening, Mr
L
ma Kahlert. The presents were numer-
Gus and beautiful, and the;soccasion was
an exceedingly happy one.
At 4 o'clock next Thursday MAY 81 al
: the residence of the brides mother, corner
of Tenth and Robert street, Miss Addie
Robert will be united in marriage to Mr.
A. Hendrickson, of Larimore, D. T. The
: bridal party will leave on the evening
train for an extended visit to eastern cities
Their friends are many, and all wish them
much happiness.
, The Clayonian literary and debating club
prior 70 their adjournment for the summer
next Friday evening will have an oper
: ! meeting at their hall, corner jackson ant
Seventh streets. They will dispense witt
the regular order of business and take W
s the exercises of the evening only. Quite
! an interesting programme has been pre-