St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-24
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

MISS Allie Warner, of Aurora avenue, is visit
iting OF Waseca.
Gustave Heinemann returned Friday from an
extensive trip to eastern cities.
Miss Jeunie Robert returned from Dakota last
week, where she has spent her vacation
Miss Van Sewell, of Ypsilanti. Michigan, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs L. Stubbs 14T East
Eighth street.
Messrs. Swinton, Hope and others gave pri-
Vate hop at Leip's Thursday evening. A delight
full time was had.
Mr. and Mrs A. P. Hendrickson, of Larimore,
came to ST. Paul last week and are guests of Mrs.
Nelson Robert, of Robert street.
The lecture of Miss Starr at St. Joseph's Acad-
envy, Nelson avenue, upon Art and Art Litera-
tnre, will be given at p. m. Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Major Kelliher and Miss Matte German,
daughter of X. L. German, left on Wednesday
last for osakis, where they will remain for two
or three weeks
Miss Cramsie, one of our most popular teach
ers, has obtained leave of absence year, and
will try winter in California, for recuperation
and most needed rest.
Friday evening, at Delwood, White Bear lake,
"Clayonian Camp gave another one of their de-
lightful receptions, which was largely attended
by the visitors at the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H. Rodgers have returned
from summering at the ''Chateaugay'' and have
commenced housekeeping at corner of Marshal
avenue and Arundel street.
Sam Magofin, promising young attorney Of
st. Paul, started for Kentucky yesterday. Ru-
NOR says he is to bring back one of Kentucky's
celebrated blue grass bellies.
Messrs Louis Kittson and Burt Horton re-
| turned last Thursday from weeks hunting at
Pembina, and, judging from the game distri-
buted among friends, sport must have been
| good.
Miss Carrie Mix, ghter of Major C. II. Mix,
of Crookston, is visiting her cousin Miss Nellie
| White of this city, for few days prior to her
departure for Ohio to attend the Western Fe-
| male seminary.
Mr.. Herman Grote, of the Tivoli, left yester-
| day for Waconia, where the members of his
family has been for most of the summer. He
will remain few days with them and then re-
turn with them.
a little daughter arrived at North Branch few
days ago and is the guest of the house of Single
ton. 1t is the first granddaughter of Mrs. E. P.
| Horton, of Tilton street, and there is great re-
| Joicing at her house.
The Misses Cox, Of Detroit, Michigan, who
have spent the summer in this city, returned
home last week. Mrs. j. T. Fredercks, with
whom they have spent part of the time, &C
companied them as far as Chicago.
There was merry party of Misses ON the
lawn at the corner of Eleventh and Robert
streets last Thursday afternoon, the Misses Prem
| dergast entertaining something like one hundred
of their little friends, in sumptuous manner.
Mr.. G. W. Sawyer and sister Miss Sadie, re-
turned from Chicago where they have been
sight seeing and visiting friends. They made a
| pleasant time Of it, having gone by way of the
| lakes to Detroit and thence home by way of Chi
| cago.
The st, Paul ladies' lawn tennis club will hold
| their tournament Oh the Dayton avenue grounds
next Saturday afternoon at p. m. Several valu-
able prizes will be offered for competition. The
ladies are practicing steadily and very interest
ing game is anticipated.
Ex-Mayor O'Neil, of Milwaukee, is visiting
the family of his brother-n-law, Thomas Bren-
nan, Esq, on Dayton bluff. Mr.. ONeil has not
| visited st. Paul before for sixteen years, and he
expresses himself greatly surprised at the
great and solid growth OF the city.
The Dayton Avenue Presbyterian church con-
gregation are TO be congratulated on their secur-
ing such valuable little organist as Miss Susie
L. JONES' who has lately come up from Boston.
| Miss Jones is pupil of Prof. Sherwln and the
| celebrated organist, Mr.. Clarence Eddy.
party of forty friends called on John Matheis
and wife at their pleasant cottage at White Bear
| day or two ago. twas genuine surprise the
friends going out from the city by trains, ac-
complained by music. MIR. and Mrs. Matheis
gave them royal welcome and joyous visit
followed.
Rev. Father White, the popular and good
priest of Hammond Wis, and out missions, who
was absent making an extended trip in the east
for the past few months for the benefit Of his
health, is to return to resume labor among his
good people about September l. Ihey Will hall
| his advent with delight.
The Rev. j. II. Morley, pastor of Park Con
gregational church, ST. Anthony hill, who has
been absent few weeks a vacation, enjoying
the sea breezes in New England, was in Boston
yesterday, and is spending to-day in Pi:tsfeld,
Mass, at his fathers home. He will reach ST.
Paul during the present week and will occupy
his pulpit next sabbath.
The Misses Nellie and Marion Wallace, of 3GG
Pleasant avenue, gave a very enjoyable party, on
Thursday evening last, in honor of their cousin,
Mr. Scott Derrick, of Milwaukee, who has been
spending few weeks in this vicinity, in
pany with his mother and party of friends.
About twenty couples assembled Oh the occasion,
and dancing and social intercourse were INDUCED
in till the .wee sma' hours, when every one de
parted for their homes, highly pleased with the
evenings enjoyment.
Ms. r. r. Dorr gave another of her apprecia
tive little musicals at her residence, 1856 Portland
avenue, last Friday evening. The programme
was a most interesting one, embracing several
very excellent and new compositions Miss Bry
ant, who is now visiting Mrs. Dorr, added very
much to the enjoyment of the evening by hel
very fine rendering Of the songs, etc, so admir-
ably selected. a duet for the piano, selection
from '.Lohengrin, - by Mrs. X. r Dorr and Miss
May Thurston. also the piano solos of Mr.. Law
a musician of great ability are well worthy OF
mention in the admirable programme performed
Erc,rst0n to Tayiors Fails.
The annual excursion of the Great Western