Daily globe., 1883-05-13
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Whit Sunday.

MRS. Geo. w. Morgan, OF Vlroqua, WIS.,,
IS in st. Paul visiting friends.
Miss Maggie Wilgus had a delightful
birthday party Friday evening.
Mrs. P. Meyst, of St. Cloud, is in the city
visiting her son Frank j. Meyst.
Miss Carrie Hughson is spending Sun
day with her Minneapolis friends.
Miss Minnie c. Ranney, of Cleveland,
Ohio, is visiting friends in the city.
The street car drivers upon the Fort street
line travel seventy eight miles each per
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart L. Moore are set
tied and keeping house at 230 East Ninth
street.
Major G. NJ Brayton, commandant of
the post, leaves tonight for Fort Pembi-
ma, Dakota.
Rev. W. H. Gannett, of Unity church, has
gone to Chicago to attend the Unitarian
conference.
J.J. McClusky, of Crested Butte, Col,
visited his nephews ]. F. and T. E Mcclure
the past week.
W. NJ. Hoffman, one of the leading busi-
ness men of Bradford, Pa, is registered at
the Clarendon.
On Tuesday evening next, the st. Paul
Dramatic club will give the play of ''Cut
of with Shilling"
Mr.. VIM. +. Torrance, representing War
ner's Safe Manufactory of Rochester, n.
Y, is at the Clarendon.
The spray revolving nozzle for the Rice
park fountain has been received and is
ready for use. Well, why is it not used?
Among those from abroad who will at
tend the Thomas Festival concerts, is Mrs.
Major G. N. B1ayton, of Fort Pembina, D.
T.
Miss Rosa L. Pettier, Miss Lizzie Healy
and Miss Lulu Walker have gone to Cen
terville where they intend to remain few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Hoxie have sold their
residence on Pleasant avenue, near Third
street, and taken rooms at IS Summit ave-
nue..
NJ. E. Clapp, Esq, the darling of the
Fergus Falls syndicate" was in the city
yesterday, returning from trip to Wis
consin.
Mr.. Olivier Peltier and wife, of Centerville
will leave tomorrow (Monday) for Mon
tana where they will spend the summer
months.
The engagement of Mr.. Geo. Giltnan, of
Stearns county, to Miss Donnelly, the only
daughter of Hon. Ignatius Donnelly. is
announced.
Mrs. II. L. Strouse and Mrs.B. L. Strouse,
of La Crosse. and cousins of Henry and
Max Strouse, of st. Paul, are at the Met
ropolitaD.
The young ladies of the House of Hope
church have organized branch of the Y.
VIC. T. L, With Miss Carrie A. Holbrook
as president.
Mrs. E. c. Bailey and daughter returned
to the city on Thursday from pleasant
visit to friends at Bradford, Pa, and are
at the Clarendon.
G. W. Moone, who has been at Nassau
since the 26th Of November last, has re-
turned to St. Paul, reaching this city yes
terday morning.
Upon their return from an extended
tour east Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Tarbox will
be at home. Thursdays in June, at 1877
College avenue.
NTH. S. Fairchild and wife, who have
been attending the dramatic festival at
Cincinnati for week or two, are expected
home on Tuesday next.
Misses Annie and Mamie Kelly, daught
ers of William Louis Kelly, returned last
week from their winters sojourn with
friends in the South.
Mrs. Amos Hall, who has been in the
east in New York and the New England
states with part of her family all winter
has returned to st. Paul.
Emory Cobb, who left st. Paul last Fri
day for New York, will sail this week fo
Europe for the purpose Of meeting hi
family who are now there.
HG. Revenor, of the dry goods firm
of Hevenor Bros, Salamanca, n. Y, is il
the city with view of locating and en-
gaging in business in st. Paul.
The Ladies' Vocal club will meet at tn
usual place next Wednesday evening. Ev
cry member is urged to be present, al
important business is to be transacted.
Mrs. A. A. Meade has just returned fror
visit to her brother at Jacksonville, Flor
ida. She has been absent about thre
months and notes the difference in the eli
mate.
Arrangements are progressing for tn
benefit to be given at the Opera house 70
the Minnesota Boat club, on which occa
sion the Bankers Daughter" will b
given.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Combs on Thursda
last celebrated the thirty first anniversar
of their marriage. The occasion was mad
very pleasant one by their friends an
relatives.
a grand promenade concert, dramatic
and social entertainment, will be given g
Sherman hall next Thursday evening, Ma,
II, for the benefit Of st. John the Evange
list church.
Mr.. Bert Presley, who received an injur
to his left ankle few days ago by bein
thrown from buggy is doing very vel
but his injuries will keep him in for Sc
eral weeks yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hager have returned to tt
city after lengthy bridal tonr through tt