St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-20
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Miss Fannie Weston is visiting Mrs. r. g.
Munger, at Duluth.
Mrs. Hora and family, Of Hanover, Onta-
rio, are registered at the Merchants.
Mrs Lew w. Irvine, of Frederick, Dallo-
ia, is visiting friends and relatives IN St.
Paul.
Miss Mamie Otis left last Monday for Fort
Lcvanworth to visit her sister, Mrs. Lieut.. g.
Walker.
H. o, Stone and wife, Mrs. Lucy Brown
and Mrs. c. L. Doom, of Cleveland, are at
the Metropolitan.
Mr.. Charles B. Holmes, of the special
western newspaper bureau, is with his wife
at the Merchants.
Mrs. T. W. Teasdale and children left last
Thursday for Hannibal, Mo-, to pass several
weeks with relatives.
The ice sank in White Bear lake yesterday
morning. Over six thousand acres went out
of sight in two hours.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Lufsly have taken apart
ments at Hotel Livingston until their new
residence on Somerset is completed.
Mrs. A. L. Sackett, wife of Senator Sack
EFT, of st. Peter, was the guest last week of
Mrs. VIM. Bickel, Of West Third street.
Mrs. Judge Flandrau accompanied her
husband and Judge Wilkin as far as San
Francisco on their trip around the world.
Mr. Watson, of Minneapolis, attended the
Evans benefit last Tuesday evening. Miss
Hancock, of New York, also graced the occa-
sion.
Capt W. H. Seward and wife leave to-day
or Louisville, KY, where Mrs. Seward will
pass the summer with her daughter and par
ents.
The Mannerchor are preparing the comic
opera of Pinafore in German under Mr.. j. j..
Kerker, and will give it at the Atheneum in
q short time.
An amateur choir will sing at the First NJ.
E. church to-day. 1t will consist of Mrs.
johnson, Mrs. MorehOuse, Mr.. Cook and
DR.. Goodrich.
The Congregational club viii give grand
dinner in st. Paul ON May %. On this oc-
casion the ladies of the members will assist
at the banquet.
Mrs. NJ X. Jones and Miss Kitty Marshall,
daughter of Major Marshall, left on Thursday
for a visit to Santa Fe, New Mexico. They
will be absent several weeks.
Mr.. Fred. Horton, connected with the
house of Manufacturer Bros, returned from
Europe last Thursday, after making the
grand tour with an invalid relative.
Invitations are out for the complimentary
party rendered Prof. j. N. Beggs by his
pupils and friends, to be given at Turner
hall, on Friday evening, the 25th inst.
Mr.. David Blakely, director of the Philhar-
monte society of Minneapolis, attended the
Choral society last Thursday evening, and
was enthusiastic in his praise of the perform
ance.
Judges W. Wilkin and G. E., Flandrau
were accorded farewell dinner at Cafe
Brevoort last Monday evening by number
of their legal colleagues. 1t was elaborate
and enjoyable.
Remember that the entertainment to be
given at the Athenium by the young ladies Of
the guild of st. Paul's church, will take place
on Wednesday of this week instead OF Thurs
day, as before announced.
Mr.. Joseph Gueckenheimer. now pros
porous merchant of New York, but formerly
OF St. Paul, is paying his first visit here in
five years He is astounded at the advance
made in the Northwest metropolis. He is q
guest at the Merchants.
Last Sunday afternoon the ladies of First
NJ. E. church sent Marie Stone, of the Boston
Ideals, basket of beautiful flowers as a
token of their appreciation of the splendid
manner in which she sang II Know that my
Redeemer Liveth, :" at the morning service.
The testimonial benefit rendered to Prof
e. Evans by his friends last Tuesday even
ing, at Sherman hall, was an elegant affair.
There about twenty couples present. The
hall was splendidly decorated with flowers.
mirrors and oil paintings and the effort was
superb.
Col. A. Knauff celebrated the ffftieth ami
versary of his birthday last Friday evening
In his spacious home rooms at the corner OF
Wabasha and Fourth streets. He and his
lady we're the recipient of many congratuIa-
tons 1t is gratifying to state that his young
son, who recently lost his leg, is able to sill
up.
The entertainment by the young ladies oil
the guild of st. Paul's church, which was an.
nounced to be given at the Athenium on the
oath Inst will be given on Wednesday the
23d The performance on the stage will be
followed by supper and hop. There is
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