Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-02
SOCIAL WORLD.

Next Friday the Misses Forepaugh will
entertain.
John A Berkey and family are in from
White Bear.
The Misses Rhines, of Galena,are visiting
Mrs. B. Beaupre.
E. E. Guernsey and wife have returned
from Lake City.
Major John T. Ford's family has re-
turned from Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Fredericks leave to-
morrow for New York.
Miss frankie Lyon, of Tenth street, has
returned from the south.
Mrs. W. F. Bailey, of Lake City, is in
st. Paul visiting friends.
Miss Robertson, of Fort street entertain
ed last Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Thompson,of Fisher,
Mimi, are visiting st. Paul.
The Swedenborgian church, on Market
street, will be open for service to-day.
DR.. Murphy and daughter Miss May will
return this morning from San Francisco.
September 18th has been fixed upon for
the first rehearsal of the Choral society.
Astoria is the name of Commodore
Kittson's new block on Wabashaw street.
George Snyder and M. S. Farwell have
taken the Clarendon hotel billiard room.
DR.. Schiffmann returned from Chicago
yesterday, after an absence of two weeks.
Thomas Brennan, ex. secretary of the
Irish land league, will soon visit st. Paul.
Tomorrow Mr.. Robert McCardy and
family will leave for visit to Lexington,
Ky.
Mrs. j. R. Preston, of Davenport, is in
the city stopping at the Metropolitan ho-
tel.
Miss E. s. Calligan, of the Baldwin
school, returned yesterday from Elmira,
N. Y.
Mrs. W. D. Rogers has her sister, Mrs.
o. B. CLARK, of Toledo, Ohio, visiting with
her.
The Minnesota Boat club will probably
hold picnic or excursion some time this
week.
Mr.. W. H. Howard, of Dyer & Howard,
is in the Yellowstone roaming around for
his health.
Mrs. Charles McIlrath, of Summit av-
enue, is expecting to spend the winter in
the south.
Mr.. Will j. Dergen, the we'll known
tenor, has accepted a position in the choir
at Christ church.
Mrs. B. W. Armstrong and Mrs. Ida Muir
ply, of Minneapolis, are visiting friends
in st. Paul.
Miss Sophia Hammond. who has been
visiting the Yellowstone park has returned
to st. Paul.
Miss Leonia Mitchell, of Zumbrota, is
in st. Paul visiting Mrs. 81. D. Brown, on
| Iglehart street.
Mrs. j. B. Hawley, of Rondo street,
who has been to Lake City on visit to
her parents, has returned.
Miss May Newson, of Stewart avenue,
has returned from Saltwater, where she
has been visiting friends.
A party of young people had pleasant
evening at the residence of Mr.. T. G..
Field, on Iglehart street,
Miss Josie Winterhalter returned last
week from protracted visit to friends in
the northern part of the state.
Mrs. Charles L. Rhodes, mother of Mrs.
| S. Lee Davis, arrived on last Friday from
| her home in Cleaveland, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyon, of Tenth street, are
having their daughter, Mrs M. L. McCor-
mick, of Grand Forks, visiting them.
At 9 o'clock Tuesday forenoon Mr.. An
drew De Laney and Miss Casey, both of
st. Paul, were married at the cathedral.
According to the invitations that are
out, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Auerbach are
to give large party next Wednesday even
| ing.
The friends of Marie A. Mullery note
with pleasure her return to the city after
having two months residence in the
country.
Mrs. G. q. Reisner. and family have re-
turned to the city after spending several
pleasant weeks with Hon. P. 81. Rhaily.
at Lake Oily.
Mr.. Muhlenbruch, the leading first vio-
linist of Seibert's orchestra, has accepted
the leadership of what is known as the st.
Paul orche stra. &.
On Friday afternoon Peter Jurgen, of
st. Paul, was married to Miss Florence M.
Parsons, at Wahpeton, D. T. They take
bridal tour to Chicago. IL
Congressman L. Fl. Weller, of the
fourth district of Iowa, is visiting his
brother, E. A. Weller, corner Third street
and Pleasant avenue.
Miss Ida Hicks, of London, O., was one
of the guests of Mrs Charles Haines, last
week, and witnessed the play of Camille
at the matinee yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weber returned
home yesterday from months trip to the
Atlantic cities, where Mr.. Weber has also
bought his fall and winter goods.
Mrs. W. M. Tileston, who has been
spending the summer in New York and
the many pleasant resorts which adjoin it,
returned to st. Paul last Thursday.
Miss Anna Baken, an experienced teach
er in the st. Paul public schools, will leave
on Tuesday next for Salt Lake City, where
she will teach in the public schools.
QMiss Boyden will receive her many littl e
friends for the fall course of kindergarten
instruction commencing next Monday
week, Sept. 10, at 459 Portland avenue.