Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-07
Social Scrnr1S.

home from their summerlng at Bald Eagle.
Miss Ella E. Uiine, of Creel City, D. T.,
is visiting the Misses Cium, Of Forbes
street.
Mrs Charles Kempe, Of Red Wing. is
spending few days with his friends in
st. Paul.
Mrs. F. Jewell, of Star Prairie, Wis, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. E. r. Otis, OF Ash
land avenue.
The family Of DR.. Wedlestadt returned
from their country residence at Bald Eagle
lsst Tuesday.
Mr.. John D. O'Brien and bride have re-
turned TO the city, and can be found at the
Clarendon Hotel.
The Emmet light artillery will have a
series Of sociables at the Armory this wiz
ter, commencing October u.
An entertainment will be given at the
ethen@um this evening for the benefit Of
the family of Ernst Schustz.
D. L. Kingsbury and wife, who have
been living at Bald Eagle lake all sum-
mer, returned to town last Wednesday.
Miss Bessie He'll Of Jackson street, left
isst week for New York Ctr, where 81 e
will attend school at st. John's academy.
Dr.. e. P. Gabrielson, one of the Oldest
citizens OF st. Paul, and formerly coroner
of Ramsey county, will soon leave to visit
his old home II Germany.
The many friends of ex-Chief OF Police
Chas. Weber will be pleased to learn that
his wife and boys, who have been i'll for
q number of days, is much better.
Mr.. E. W. Shirk, OF Holly avenue, ia
having hunting holiday with a party Of
friends at Herman, MINI, and has sent
home proofs of his success on the duck
passes.
The E7ening Star Social club give the
first of their series of hops next Friday
evening, Oct. 19, at College hall. Invita-
tions are issued. Those holding one are
requested to attend.
The st. Paul branch of the Irish
National League meets this afternoon at 8
O'Clock at the old Court House. Coed
speeches are expected, and the meeting
promises 10 be very interesting.
Cards are out for the marriage of Flor
ence, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. a.
Montfort, to Lieut.. q. Gheen, U. s. navy.
The ceremony Will take place at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Montfort, No. 282
Daytep avenue.
Mrs. Gordon, the wife of Mr.. Samuel
Gordon, formerly of st. Paul, but now Of
Miles City, is in 81. Paul, visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Spencer. She will remain seve-
raj weeks, when she will rejoin her hus-
band at Miles City.
Fire Commissioner E. q. Schliek was
particularly jubilant yesterday, over the
arrival IN mis- household of young strarg-
er. IN the words of Patience, she was 9
little boy" and those who have seen him
say he Is Is fine as silk.
The many friends of Mr.. julius Z.
heuser, for number Of years in the sheet
music department of Dyer & Howard, will
regret TO learn thai rs died in September
andwa5 buried at sea on the return voy-
age from Europe where he had been IL
search Of health.
Capt. Z. D. Blanchard, OF Ssarsport,
Me-. is visiting Edward Simontou, Esq, on
Summit avenue. Capt. Blanchard Is ore
of New EDgland's enterprising sea cap
taing, has sailed around the world nuuer-
Gus times, and is now visiting the northwest
for the first time in his life.
The great oil painting francesca di Ri
mini, which pas been On exhibition at
Stevens & Robinson's, on Third street, Just
above Minnesota, will remain where il row
is from 8 q. N. tomorrow (Monday) till 1
p. m. Of tbs same day, when It will be
packed up preparatory 10 being shipped
to St. Louis.
Judge CroTell, formerly a resident OF
st. Paul, but now OF Washington, D = C, has
been here for several weeks visiting old
friends. Ga Wednesday lest he left for
Washington, and on his return had under
his care Miss Smell. Of Washington, and
three children of Mrs. Levi, daughter Of
Gen. Alexander.
Er. Mark Nichols who, With his sister
Mics Kate and young lady cousin from
Connecticut, have occupied cottage at
Bald Eagle during during the psss summer
are building handsome Gotta sc on their
OWL ground at that place which will be,
when finished, q handsome addition to that
resort. They will have it ready for occu-
PISTON next season.
The first concert to De given by the st.
Paul orchestra will take place in about
three weeks at Sherman hall, and they will
be assisted By the following well known
soloists: Miss Eta Hawkins, soprano:
Mr.. Arthur Holdt, cello; Prof. Duke 7.
Smith, piano. The exact date of the con
cert and full programme will be published
in next Sundays paper.
Nov that Hon. George Benz has COM
pleted his valued Improvements on Wash
ington street between Third and Eagle, the
city authorities ought to take up the pre-
lect nooted some years ago OF terracing
Washington street at the point named. Il
can never be used SO a street; the propos-
ed Improvements need not be costly, but
1t would be approved of by everybody con-
eerned, and in connection with it the pas
sage up and down the hill might be made
easlsr as well as much pleasanter for pc
destrians.
On Thursday evening last Mr.. Geo. G.
Power, son of Col. j. 3. Power, land COM
missioner of the St. Paul 6 Manitoba road.
was married to Miss Edna Smith, 6auch-
ter of Edward P. Smith formerly OF Nash
vile, Tennessee. The wedding ceremony
took place at the residence of the brides
parents on Nins avenue, and was per,
formed by the Rev. Maurice D. Edwards.
of the DAYTON aveQue PTeshvEaris1 ,bu-oL