Daily globe., 1883-07-29
SOCIAL WORLD.

Mrs. Col. Belote is visiting in Chicago.
Mr.. H. P. Hoppin is visiting Detroit,
Mich.
Mrs. H. c. Burbank has returned to
Europe.
Mrs. George H.Walsh, of Grand Forks,
is in st. Panl.
Gen. w. S. Alexander and wife are visit
ing in the East.
Miss Josie Winterhalter is at 0sseo, Wis
iting with friends.
Mrs. L. E. Fisher, of Tenth street, has
gone east on a visit.
Henry Ward Beeeher will preach at Lake
Minnetonka to-day.
DR.. D. W. Hand and family and l. V. ID.
Heard are at Bayfield,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwin have returned.
from their Eastern trip.
The art exhibition in the Mannhelmer
block, closed yesterday.
Mrs. W. L. Nichols of Washington strees
has gone east for visit.
Lieut. Rucker is at Fort Smelling visit
Ing MS uncle COl. hucKer.
Mr.. Arthur z. Wilkes is now installed in
his new house on Laurel avenue.
Miss May Newson has just returned
from a pleasant visit to Clear lake.
The Misses Boyden, of Portland avenue
have returned from Lake Minnetonka.
Miss Katie Buchan, of Kentucky, is at
present visiting Mrs. Bartlett Presley.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Sanders and daugh-
ter are summering at Narragansett pier.
Miss Green, of Saltwater, the popular
elocutionist, is stopping at White Bear
lake.
Mrs. II. Frazer, of 161 Ellen street, has
visiting her Miss Annie Dennehy, of Chi
cago.
DraTalbot Jones has removed to his new
and handsome Office at No. 325 JHckson
street.
Miss Georgia Lowery. of st. Paul, is
visiting relatives and friends in Eau
Claire.
Mrs. Holman, of Macon, Mo-, together
with her daughter are visiting relations in
st. Paul.
DR.. N. NJ. Davis and wife, of Baraboo,
Wis, are visiting Judge Chandler on
Ninth street.
Jos. Mickey, Esq, of the B. o. P. G. H.,
left for the East last week, to be absent
several weeks.
Mrs. j. c. Boyden and Miss Jessie Boy
den have gone to Cincinnati to be absent
several weeks.
Miss Lillian Cooley is visiting Mrs. W.
j. Dyer, at her summer residence at Spring
Park, Minnetonka.
The st Louis four Dared crew will enter
the amateur races which form part of
the Hanlan regatta.
The grand stand for the Hanlan regatta
is under course of erection and will have
seating capacity of 5000.
Miss Eta Hawkins will sing at the First
Baptist church to-day, and Mrs. Dorr will
sing at Plymouth church.
Mrs. F. Il. Smith, of Brooklyn, N. Y,
is visiting for few weeks Mrs. F. V.
Whitney of Carroll street.
Mrs. M. W. Brown, of 36 Iglehardt street,
leaves the city in day or two for an ab-
sence of a week or ten days.
Mrs. John Bresset leaves the first part of
the week for Canada, where she will visit
her daughter who is at school.
Dr.. Quinn and Mr.. A. ]. Wampler, who
did Chicago and the races for week re-
turned to the city last Monday.
The officers at Fort Smelling gave very
,NIn tn
Irienus last Wednesday evening.
Mr.. William Erwin and wife are spend
ing the summer with their son, W. w. En-
win, Esq, at 11O Iglehart street.
The engagement of Mr.. Stern, who is
with the firm OF Lichtenauer & Heineman,
to Miss Heineman is announced.
Mr.. Edward Bouquet, in the employ of
Farwell, Ozman & jackson, has gone to
visit his old home in Oswego, N. Y.
Rumors are afoat that Miss Emma DIR
cy will soon be joined in wedlock with
Chris Bouquet, both of Exchange street.
Mrs. NJ. W. Brown, Of 36!Iglehart street,
viii be out OF the city for a week or ten
days On q visit to her son, DR.. Brown, of
Duluth,
Mrs. M L. Mccormick, wife of the
mayor Of Grand Forks, who has been visit
Ing friends in St. Paul, left last Tuesday
for home.
Judge and Mrs Flandrau. of Pleasant
avenue, are enjoying visit from their
daughter Mrs. Tilden r. Selms and hus-
band, of Mandan, D. I.
Cards are out announcing the engage
ment of Miss Alice Lucas, of Exchange
street, to Mr.. Philip KepIer, the liked
Hphoisterer of West st. Paul.
As least two other crews besides the
Saltwater, which is backed by E. W. Du-
ram for $1,000 will enter the batteau race
at Lake Min uetonka on the 1st
Mrs Dorr, of Portland avenue, has visit
ing with her her sister, Miss Bryan, who
has been quite i'll. 1t is pleasant to be
4e to state that she is recovering.
Harry Il. White, little fourteen year
old son Of I. S. White, has gone to St
Hiiaire, on visit to Mrs. Chas. Mix. The
point is that he made the trip all alone.
Professor and Mrs & g TavIor of