Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-06
THE SOCIAL WORLD.


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The lecture of Joseph Cook Melted 5000
for the Plymouth church society.
Mrs. Nathan Myrick has returned home,
and is recovering gradually from her ill
ness.
Alfred Dickey, wife and child, James
town, D. t., have apartments at the MGR
chants.
Judge Burr, of the municipal cours, has
gone South and will be absent week or
two yet.
Rev. Mr.. Miller of the First NJ. E. church
will lecture this evening on French Posi-
tiveness."
DR.. E. n. Fishblatt, wife and child,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, have apartments at
the Metropolitan.
Mr.. B. Pringle of Grand Forks has been
doing our city the past week, in care of his
many friends here.
Yesterday was sunny and bright, and
caused everybody that has one to put his
soda fountain in order.
Mr.. Seth Howes of this city, oficiated as
leader of the german, given by Mits
Follett, at Hastings last week.
Miss May Snyder, a little one of six
years who resides on Sixth street, gave
birth day party last Thursday evening.
One of the society events last week was
the marriage on Tuesday last of j. N. Cas-
tie of Saltwater, to Mrs. Mary E. Lamb.
J.C. Monfort, of the Windsor, has gene
to Boston to attend the annual meeting of
the National Hotel Keepers association.
Mr.. j. B. Chapman, of the firm of
Corlies, Chapman & Drake, has returned
from several weeks vacation in the East.
The Bankers Daughter is soon to be
given at the St. Paul Opera house by St.
Paul amateurs for the benefit of the st.
Paul Boat club.
Hon. James Smith, DR., president of the
st. Paul Il Duluth road, is still in Salt Lake
City on pleasure trip. Mr.. Smith is &C
companied by his two daughters.
Mrs. Jordan, of Ottumwa, Iowa, has
been at the Merchants for several days on
visit to her brother, Mr.. Joseph Leighton
and her sister, Mrs. j. B. Jordan.
Miss Aggie and Miss Mamie Kelly,
daughters of Hon. P. Fl. Kelly, visited Man
kato last week to attend the last party of
one Of the social clubs of that city.
Mr.. Willis S. Gibbs, formerly q book
keeper for D. W. IngersOll It Co., has gone
to Crookston to act in the same capacity
for G. E. Childs d Co., OF that city.
jamestown Capital, Goth: Mrs. VIM.
Leasure, of st. Paul, sister-in-law of
Mrs. Keepers, has arrived in jamestown
and will take up her permanent residence
in our city.
Prof. Leib has removed his family to
his beautiful little farm just outside the
city limits, near Summit and Smelling
avenues, where two years ago he bailt a
comfortable residence.
IIr. Il. S. FairchiId, who has been over
whelme2 with business for a long time,
has gone with his wife to Cincinnati to at
tend the great dramatic festival, and thus
obtain a little recreation.
On Thursday last Mr.. John T. Ford, Of
the Metropolitan, went to Chicago for the
purpose of attending the funeral of the
late Mrs. Austin butcher, who died sud
denly in that city last week.
Mr.. H. D. Quincy has just returned from
New Orleans, where he has been with his
family for some weeks. He left his wife
and child IN that city and represents that
they are very rapidly improving in health
Messrs. j. P. Frye and John Macdonald
attended the delightful party given by
Miss Follett at Hastings last week. It il
spoken of as one of the pleatantes
affairs ever occurring in that charming little
city.
Hon. Geo. II. Walsh, Grand Forks, D. T.
is at the Merchants on his return from
visit east extending into Canada of severa
weeks duration. He expects Mrs. Walsl
to join him to-day and remain here sever
al days.
Mr.. Eugene Well, manager of the Hote
Lafayette, Lake Minnetonka, Mrs. Well
Edward j. Well, Emile L. Wehl, Miss Jen
ME Well, Mrs. Brsnner and child, NeI
York city, will spend to day at the Metro
politan.
Mr.. Frank K. Bacon, who was married t.
Miss 1. May Smith, of Williamsport, Penn.
at the residence of the brides aunt, Mrs
Boyer, at Lockport, ILL.,, has returned t
st. Paul with his bride, and is boarding a
500 De Bow street.
The ladies OF Christ church propose
entertain their friends at Arnory hall mex
Wednesday evening. The entertainment
will consist of a promenade concert, tn
music to be furnished by Seiberts orches
ira, hop and supper.
Prof. Leib, of this city, who has for
number of weeks been much under tn
weather fram spinal trouble, is improy
ing, but viii not yet resume all his forme
engagements. The Ladies' club will Nc
meet until he is still better
W. B. Martin, formerly of Ypsilant
Mich, now post trader at Fort Yates, D. r
has been in the city for several days wit