Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-29
SOCIAL WORLD.
!. c. Fogartr. is now in the East.

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A. NJ. Wordford and wife. Helena, NJ. T.,
are at the metropolitan.
Mrs. H L. Moss, who is now in the South
WILDE home in a few weeks.
S. Bergman left yesterday for Germany;
and will be absent several months.
The opening of the Market Hall Roller
Rink Will be an event of the present week.
On Tuesday next NJ. S. Chandler, of Red
Wing, will occupy his Office of surveyor
general.
H. A. Burns, wife and child, and Miss
Bird, Moorhead. have apartments at the
Merchants.
Messrs. Dan. Turnbull, 4. II. Greeley
and G. F. Hamilton, New Orleans, are at
the Merchants.
E Rev DR.. Wechsler has been chosen again
as the minister of the Mount Zion Hebrew
congregation.
EProf. Z. H. Evans has been engaged as
Master Of Ceremonies al Hotel Lafayette
Lake Minnetonka.
Lieut.. D. c. Pierson, from Fort Custer
was visiting in St. Paul several days dur.
lag the past week.
1t is expected that Mrs. Gov. Hubbard
will return to Red Wing for the summer
the first OF this week.
Rev. D. r. Breed, who was injured By q
fall of twenty feet about week ago, Is
rapidly recovering.
The marriage OF Mr.. VIM. A. Schnelle to
Miss Louisa Reinhardt will be celebrated
IN the near future.
The Parlor Orchestra had fascinating
social at their hall over the First National
bank, Thursday evening.
DR.. Alden, of Boston, Mass, is visiting
his st. Paul friends, the guest of J. c.
Quinby. Nelson Avenue.
Itlooks quite natural to see Mr.. Herman
Greene back in his old place of business
under the GIlfllan block.
Col. Belote is able to walk about the
house little, which shows that he is i'm
proving, though but slowly.
Mrs. J. F. Mcintosh, who has beer
spending several weeks in St. Louis, viii
return to St. Paul early this week.
The society of the Professors of Dancing
of New England have elected Prof. R. b
Evans of st Paul one OF their number.
Upon Thursday last Mrs. Trumbull
Robert ST., very delightfully."- entertained
large party of Plymouth Church ladies
Mr.. Joseph Langevin young bushes
man of Chippewa Falls, with his brid
passed several days last week with friend
in st. Paul.
Gen. Jennison, the private secretary o
Gov. Hubbard, together with his family
has gone back to Red Wing to remain fe
the summer.
Mrs. A. S. Elicit and her daughte
Florence, of st. Paul. left New York o,
the steamer lilo Grande, on Wednesda,
last, for Cuba.
Miss Emily Paar and her yourgb rothe
have gone to Germany. Horace will al
tend college at Cassel, and his sister wi
also reside there
Mrs. Ada Russell, mother-in-law of Ger
Hancock. and the aunt of Mrs. Willinr
R. Merriam of St. Peal, died on Cover
nor's Island Tuesday last.
The Recreation club. that has its loca
habitation on Dayton's bIuH, will give
sociable at Leonard Seibert's rooms, Oh
Seventh street, tomorrow night.
A very charming entertainment wa
given last Thursday evening by Mr.. AM
Mrs. J. P. Jacobson at their residence O,
Holly avenue, to a number Of their friends
Dr.. NJ. Hagan. with his family. it is ez
pected, will leave the Sandwich Islands 70
st. Paul sometime this week. and vii
probably arrive here about the first O
May.
Mrs. ". y. Fairbanks of Emerson
Manitoba, who has been in the South thi
winter and for the last few days visitin
with friends in st. Paul, has left for En-
mersOn.
Mr.. George Tapley, who has been hold
ing a responsible position in the st. Pat
postofice for thirteen years. will gradual
now in day or two. He has served lon
and well.
Mr.. Joseph FAIR, who for thirty-tw
years has shaved people around Bridg
square without losing day, has retire
from the business and gone into the en-
ploy of T. N. Metcalf.
Mr.. John II. Emerson, of Western Ave
nue., leaves in a few day for souther
trip for the benefit of his health. and cor
templates among other points to be visi
cd tarry at Vera Cruz.
Upon Monday evening last Miss Lila
Qulnby entertained company of he
friends at the residence of her parent
Nelson Avenue. The joyous evening va
IL houor of Miss Lillian's birthday.
Notwithstanding all the fun Aid. Va
Slyke has had poked at him about beautj
flying our parks he keeps at it. and hone
one of these days to heap Goals of fire a
all the heads of the laugher before eref
while.
E. H. Hubbard, clerk of the GalIowa