Daily globe., 1883-08-12
SOcietg Notes


to be done, and the sooner the better.
SOcietg Notes
Miss May Hammond has gone to Chica-
gofor visit.
Mr.. H. ]. Strouse has gone east on his
semi-annual trip.
Mr.. j. H. Shuttle is keeping house at No.
10 Iglehart street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Whiteman have re-
turned from the east.
Mrs. Judge Burr and family are visiting
friends in Crookston.
Mrs. Trip, of Clinton, Ia, is visiting
friends on Robert street.
Mrs. Walfsoerg, of Igleharr street, is
visiting friends in Chicago.
Mrs. John Monroe left last week for
Livingston to JOIN her husband.
Mrs. julie Hannaford has gone to st.
Albans, VT, to visit Der mother.
Tomorrow Mr.. Charles De Lacy will
be married to Miss Carrie Whitney.
Mr. W. j. Dyer, who has been in the
east for several weeks, has returned.
The Cathedral choir will enjoy their an
nual picnic on Thursday of this week.
Miss Burns, of Minneapolis, is visiting
Miss Nellie Collins, of east Ninth street.
Miss Newson and Miss Hattie and Jessie
Newson are at present visiting in Stillwa-
ter.
Miss Johanna Scheffer, of Maple street,
will celebrate the anniversary of her birth
day.
Mr.. Hiler Horten has gone north to
spend his vacation and to look for a cool
wave.
Mrs. P. F. McQQillan, who has been
some months in Europe, is expected home
soon.
Major Charles j. Allen, who has been
visiting in Rock Island, has returned to St.
Paul.
Mrs. Baker and daughter, of Lake City,
is on a visit to Mrs. Lorenzo Hoyt, Lake
Como.
Mrs. Harding and Mrs. Delos White, of
Hudson, are in st. Paul this week doing
the city.
Thomas and Guy Barclay, of Newark,
N. j., are in the city on visit to their
brother.
Mrs. W. T. Alexander, who has been in
Duluth for several weeks, has returned to
st. Paul.
The ST. Louis church will dedicate their
fine new pipe organ next Wednesday, the
18th inst.
The family OF H. P. Upham returned
from their summering a5 Hotel Lafayette
last week.
Miss Washburn, of Ashland avenue,
has gone to Chicago to visit her aunt, Mrs.
Morphord.
Miss Otis and Miss Mamie Otis, of Sum-
NIT avenue, are visiting Miss Mealey, Of
Monticello.
Mr.. James Shea, who has recently set
tied in st. Paul, is said to be good bari
tone singer.
j. C. Mccarthy and family and P.
Kelgher and family passed last week at
.Osakis lake.
Mrs. julie Cabbane returned last Friday
from Chicago, where she has been for sew
eral months.
Mr.. A. H. Hendrlckson, of Larrimore,
Oak will join his wife, who is visiting in
this city, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. F. Bailey, who have
been visiting Mr.. Bailey's sister at Crooks
ton, have returned. 's-s'
Miss Jessie Pond, of Springfield, ILL.,.
is to be in st. Paul this week, as the guest
of Miss Lizzie Draper.
Mrs. Col. Bird gave most graceful and
pleasant reception at Fort Smelling
last Thursday evening.
Mr.. Wm. Robinson and wife are enter
tanning Miss Nellie Robinson and Miss
Sadie Ferguson, of Peoria, Ill.
Mr.. Chas. Leonard and wife, of this city,
leave next week for an extended trip east.
They will be absent some months.
Mrs. Edward Reed. of Anoka, is visiting
friends in st. Paul. Mrs. Reed is a guest
of Mr.. L. E. Reed, of Eighth street.
Mrs. Parker Paine, of Eighth street, and
Miss Lizzie Harris, of Hartford, Conn.,,
have gone to Lake Park for ten days.
Mrs. o. Ball and daughters, of Hastings,
came gp to st. Paul last week to visit