St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-10
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
DR.. Hand has returned from Chicago.

Mrs. Uri Lamprey returned from osakis last
| week
Mr.. P NJ Myers left ST. Paul for Milwaukee
yesterday evening.
Miss Katie Grace is spending short vacation
with friends in Chicago.
Miss Gilbert, of Cleveland, O.. is visiting Miss
Gilman, of Third street.
Miss Agge Gillin has returned to st. Paul after
five weeks visit to Duluth
Eryil knester, prominent merchant of Blue
Earth city, is visiting in the city.
| MIR. Frank Blood, who is with Gordon & Fer
guson, has gone on a visit to Dakota
Miss Annie Dennahy, of Chicago, is visiting
her friend Mrs. II. Fraser, on Ellen ST.
Mr.. VIII Do:gan has assumed the manage
ment of the Brignoli Concert company.
The Misses Patton. of Fourteenth street, are
spending their vacation at Forest lake
Mr.. Ralph Watson and family, of Portland
avenue, have returned from Lake Minnetonka.
Miss Katie Clark, Of Blue Earth city. is visit
ing with her brother, o. j. Clark, on Robert
| street.
Mr.. Charles B. Pottgieser, who has been study
ing music in Germany, will return early next
month
The Iron Moulders' union will have o moon
light excursion the G. B. Knapp Tuesday
evening.
Miss Addie Frank, of Philadelphia is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold Strauss, of West
Seventh street
Prof C. S. Garrett and family have decided to
leave St. Paul and accept an excellent engage
ment in Canada.
| Mr.. Henry j. Strause, the popular merchant OF
West Seventh street, leaves on Tuesday for an
extended visit east
Mr. John T. Kelly left last night for Boston
He will return accompanied by his sister, and
rumor says handsome young bride.
The Brignola concert company will give con-
cert at Hudson to- morrow evening, which prom
ises to be decided artistic success.
MI. Samuel W. Baldwin has returned from
long course of study in Europe, and will oficiate
for a few Sundays at the organ of the House of
| Hope.
Mr. William Stubs, one of Powers, Durkee g.
Co.'S employees, left last Wednesday for an ex-
tended trip through the east, he will be absent
several weeks.
Mayor Eaton, of Cedar Rapids, Ia, and brother
of S. s. Eaton, Esq, of this city, is expected to
arrive in st. Paul to-day He will be the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton
Charles F. Miller and wife and Master ELMER
Miller have left for extended trip east, intend
ing to visit the White Mountains, Lake George
and the st. Lawrence.
Mr.. Edward Richards, of Fourteenth street,
with wife and daughter, Miss Ellie, leave this
week, for a visit to friends in Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania, they will be absent several weeks.
Mrs. Virtue and the Misses Leila Tee Lizzie
| Virtup and FlOraucn Miller ~ Fac
street, ST. Paul, are encampng for a week at
Mahtomedi at the prohibition camp, st. John.
Mr.. and Mrs James r. Harris, nee Burnham,
arrived from Milwaukee the early part of the
week. 1t is understood that Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
| rs intend making st. Paul their permanent
home
VIM. H. Brown, of the firm of Brown 6 Kne-
bel, ticket agents at the Union depot, on Tues
day last found new ticket agent at his house.
He is quite lively little fellow and proposes to
have it known that he is about.
Miss. Shea of Walnut street, was escorted to
the Union depot last evening by number of
her admring friends to take the evening train to
Milwaukee, her native city, where she will spend
several weeks visiting relatives and friends.
Col. Geo. F. Afford, of Dallas, Texas, for some
years prominent Texas senator, and his accom-
plished daughter, Miss Linda are guests of the
Merchants hotel They leave on Tuesday for
Duluth and thence by steamer for Detroit and
the east.
The Misses Katie and Maggi Grace,
of 335 Iglehart street, left for Chicago
last evening accompanied by Miss
Reilly and brother, of Cticag9, il rumor
be right one both popular sisters will
Son bid adieu, tie st, Paul; if SO, why not so.
Mr.. S. Baldwin will preside at the organ in
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first time since his arrival from Europe where
he has been studying for some years. Misses
May ana Nellie ThUrston, Mr.. II. McLackean
| and Mr.. Faustalk will give the vocal numbers.
Some fine music may be expected
Handsome invitations are out for the seven
teenth annual banquet and reception Incl
dental to the re union OF theSociety of the Army
OF the Tennessee, to be given at Hotel Lafayette,
Lake Minnetonka, on next Thursday evening.
Extensive and elaborate arrangements have been
made for the event, and it will no doubt prove
the most elegant social affair of the season.
Among the social and artistic events Of the
ensuing week none promise to be prolific of a
greater degree of both instruction and pleasure
than the reception arranged by Mrs. Quincy, the
artist, to be given at sherman hall next Thursday
and Friday of this week. Mrs. Quincy has made
Il great many warm admirers in St. Paul. and she
mas worked uNtfen2ly III tne interest OF art ana
her profession. The event should be honorcd b.
good attendance, the exhibition promises to
be highly artistic and entertaining.
Messrs Charles Paul and George Hunsaker
are the two boss fishermen of ST. Paul On
Tuesday last they went ont to Turtle lake and
! ished few hours each day until Thursday when
they returned to the city, bringing with them 81
black bass. the combined weight of which was
115 pounds None OF them weighed less than
four pounds and several OF them weighed over
six pounds. They caught number of other
fish which they did not think worth counting
This may look like fish story, but Mr.. P. S.
Peabody vouehcs for its truth
Arrangements have been made by the Briqnoli
Concert company - give two concerts at Hotel
La Fayette. Tuesday and Thursday evenings of
this week on which occasions the programmes
will be Of rare excellence. On TUESDAY evening
the grand sextette from Lucia will be given
followed by the grand aria Qualdo Sullali, and
the famous miseree, for which superb chorus
accompaniment will be provided. On Thursday
evening benefit will be rendered Miss Eta
Iawk ins. On both occasions boats will leave fc r
Lake park after the cohcerts.
Among the many prominent citizens of ST.
Paul registered al Bayfield, Wis at the Island
View are Oliver Dalrymple, Mrs DaIrymple, j.
$ DalrympIe and W F. Dalrymple Mrs j. H.
Simpson, Mrs. Al. Borup, Miss Marion Simpson.
Miss Allie Pope Mrs. Harvey Simpson, c. L..
Cutler Il. c. Hope and daughter Nellie, Miss
Belle Hope, r r. Clark, o. B. Smith, H. W
Connings Geo. Wells, +. " Fraser and child
j. d. i;owe, r. VI. Purdy, \. Dreymal E. j.
Wright, L. Brown, II. BOuth, j. B. Cook and
wife. T. l.. Thompson, NJ Anrbach and family
Mrs Rice and Misses Rice of St. Paul.
dn Interesting Rcniniscencc.
Among the numerous visitors to St. Paul dur
ing the past week was gentleman whom all