Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-24
SOCIAL WORLD.

some time next month.
Prof. H. W. Slack will spend the summer
with his family in Mexico.
Miss Minnie Murray is preparing to go
up to Hotel Lafayette soon.
On the Fourth of July J W. Willis will
deliver an Grafton at Litchfeld.
Mrs. Nellie A. Stillman, of Minneapolis,
will be about eighteen months in Europe.
Rev. N. A. Hyde and wife, from Indian
apolis, have been in st. Paul for several
weeks.
The son of Mr.. Jarvis, of West st. Paul,
will give grand birthday party to-day,
(Sunday.)
Mr.. Clarence Johnston, son of Mr.. Alex.
Johnston, has returned from long trip to
Europe.
The members of Company D are to be
quartered at the armory during the COM
ing week.
Mr.. John O'Leary, of Marshall avenue,
gave an elegant little party last Friday
evening.
Miss Maggie Burk, who is now at Min
netonka, will soon go to Cleveland to visit
relatives.
The Misses Comstock, of Fort street,
will spend most of the summer months in
Milwaukee.
Mr.. j. G. Hinkle with his family will
take up his residence at his cottage at Lake
Minnetonka.
Mrs. W. P Murray has returned from
Eo T0l- cIo for fvr0
or three weeks.
Mr.. G. w. Cross and family took posses
sion Of their splendid new home, No. 112
Western avenue.
Over 1000 invitations have been issued
for the opening of Hotel Lafayette next
Monday evening.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians of st.
Paul, Minneapolis and Saltwater will pic
mic at Union park.
Mrs. E. D. South, of Blue Earth City, is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. q. II. Slocum,
at 81 West Tenth street.
Signor Jannotta has arranged to give
concert one night each week during the
season at Hotel Lafayette.
Mr.. M. Smith will be married next
Tuesday to Miss Mary Bartell of st. Peter
At the German Catholic church.
Mr.. VIII Manufacturer is now at Zurich.
He expects to go to Paris soon, and will re-
turn to the United States in August.
Mr.. ". G. Smith, formerly with ! Mr..
Chas Repp, Exchange street, will be mar
ried Tuesday to Mrs. Mary Burke, of st.
Peter street.
The Clayonians could not carry out
their excursion Friday night, on account
of the Longfellow's screw broke; they will
some time this week.
Henry G. James, accompanied by his
daughter left for the east on Thursday, to
pass the heated season at Nantucket Beach
and Narraganset Pier.
In 1870, j. P. Leitner was, for the first
time. elected secretary of the grand grove
OF Uruids, and has annually been elected
to the same position since.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Power, Miss Power,
Miss Clara Power and Mrs. V. Watkins
and Miss Watkins have gone up to Mr..
Powers stock farm in Dakota.
Miss Hattie and Carrie Belote, of the
Metropolitan hotel,were at Hotel Lafayette
Thursday and Friday, and enjoyed a moon
light trip on the City of st. Louis.
Mrs L. M. Wheeler, of Indiana, who has
been secured as state lecturer by the
Women Suffrage association. delivered her
first lecture last Tuesday evening IN Min
neapolis.
W. H. Vanderwater, conductor of the st
Paul and Des Moines fast train, was mar
RED last week at Waseoa, to Miss
Sarah Mclaughlin, of Blue Earth City.
Congratulations are in order.
Miss Grace !. Vance, of No. 1O2 West
ern avenue, accompanied by her friend
Miss Belle C. Stouffer, of Tower City, D.
L, left this week for visit of two or
three weeks to friends in Ohio.
Ex-Chief of Police Weber left yesterday
to attend the grand grove of Druids of the
United States, of which he is the first grand
officer. He Will tGrry at Chicago en- route
to visit host of friends there.
Miss Lenora Austin, teacher of elocution.
will depart this week on a visit to her par
ents, ex-Goy. Austin, at Fergus Falls. She
will be absent until September, and on her
return will resume her vocation.
Mr.. Fred O. Crary is to be married on
Wednesday next to Miss Ada Jewell, OF
Hudson. Mr.. Frank Crary, brother OF
the groom. and Miss Grace Otis, of Ash
land avenue, are to act as groomsman and
bridesmaid.
Mrs. Eudorah Stantz, the wife of Conrad
Stantz, of the st. Panl Minneapolis & Man
itoba railway, celebrated her twenty fourth
birthday last Monday. Amongst the pres
ents was beautiful ring, sent to her from
st. Louis by relatives.
The young ladies of the First NJ. E..
church on Thursday evening last gave 6
very pleasant strawberry festival on the
grounds of Mr.. Goodrichs residence or
Dayton avenue. The scene was made still
more agreeable by the charming illumina
ton of the grounds
very pleasant affair took place at the
Madison school on Friday, the occasion
being the presentation of handsome
mirror. set in plush and ebony by the
scholars of the seventh and eighth grades
t. she's. teacher, Miss Bunker, 40 token d
.as.- appreciatioD anu love.