St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-14
THE SOCIAL WORLD.


guest of DIR. G. NJ. Knight.
Mrs t. s. McManus has taken possession Of
ser house on Ramsey street.
r. R. Wells, of Duluth, has been spending a
few days with friends in the city.
On Friday evening, sept. &c, the Swedish So
:iety Vega will have a ball at Pfeifer's hall.
Miss Evelyn Sass, of Faxon, is visiting her
cousins, the Misses Wallace, of 36G Pleasant ave-
,ue.
Mrs. Hare, mother of R. W. Hare, of West st.
Paul. has returned from several months absence
in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Reinhard, of Eleventh
street. leave to -night for Chicago to pass week
with friends
Invitations are out for the opening of r. Fl.
Evans fashionable dancing academy, at Sherman
hall Sept, 10.
A ball is to be given at Turner hall Wednesday
evening, Sept II, under the auspices of Garfield
Post No. G. A. K.
Miss May Bohrer, of Westminster street,enter-
tanned few friends on Tueseay evening. very
enjoyable time was had.
Mr.. z. W. White, clerk at Gen. Terry's head
quarters, who has been sick at the Clarendon,
was able to be out yesterday.
Mayor o. Bren has moved back to town from
White Bear lake, where, with his family, he has
been enjoying the summer months.
Mrs. y. W. Kittson, accompanied by Lewis E.
aud Misses Louise, May and Annie kittson, left
Thursday evening for New York city.
Mr.. j. II. Hetherinston, of the Metropolitan
hotel, returned yesterday from pleasant visit
to and through the Yellowstone yark.
Mrs. II. p. Hall and daughter have returned
from the east and are at Col. James II. David
son s. corner of Broadway and Sixth streets.
Rev NJ E. Dwight, pastor of the Congrega-
tonal church Fairfield, Iowa, is in the city for
feY days, the guest Of Rev. John II. Morley.
Miss Nellie Davis has returned from Lake Nc
Farend, where she has been for several weeks,
and she is now guest Of Mrs w. S. Timberlake.
Bishop Ireland left yesterday morning for
Davenport to be present at the ceremonies con-
nected with the conservation of Bishop Cos
grove.
Prof. r. II. Evans was greeted with q large
class of children yesterday afternoon at Sher-
man hall. 4 good commencement for the dane
ing school.
Mrs. NJ, D. Marshall and her mother, of Atchl-
son, Kansas, who have been visiting L. D. Scott,
on Marshall avenue, for some weeks, have
turned home
Mrs Richard Smith, Jr., will leave for New
York this week, where she will join her hus-
band, Mr. and Mrs. Smith will make New York
their residence.
fair and festival is to be held at Gymnasium
hall, Susan street. West St. Paul, Wednesday
and Thursday, Sept. II and Is, for the Clinton
avenue NJ. L. Church.
Miss Katie Filben, Of 253 East Seventh street,
who has been three weeks visit to her
home at Kenosha, Wis, returned on Monday
last and will spend the winter in St. Paul.
Mrs. r. b. Beck and niece, Miss Gooding, who
have been visiting Mr.. Alex Menzies, father Of
Mrs. Beck left for their home at st. Vincent,
yesterday, having enjoyed delightful visit.
The people OF the Clinton Avenue church will
give a fair and festival at the Gymnasium hall on
Susan street, on Wednesday and Thursday even
ings, for which elaborate preparations are being
made.
The young Peoples association of Plymouth
church had delightful social Literary Thurs
day evening. The new carpeted chapel presented
honey appearance ana the exercises were both
unique and entertaining
Mr.. John W Barwise was married on Wednes-
day evening to Miss Helen Hamilton. The cere-
mony was very quiet and those invited were lin
tied to Il few friends and relatives. The newly
married pair left in the evening for the east.
Tcrpsichorean festivities are beginning early
in Fergus Falls, ''thc G. II. b. p. club" having
inaugurated the season with n brilliant hop at
the elegant Grand hotel last Friday evening. St.
Paul was represented by travelling GLOBE man
Mrs. sheath, wife of the Honorable r. c.
Sheath, cX -presideut of the Anglo California
bank OF san Francisco, and owner of the cele-
bratcd Jersey Ranch, is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Frank Dillingham;, ut her residence, l25
West Fourth street.
Miss Ida and Miss Mary, daughters of Gov.
Rusk, Of Wisconsin, are visiting Mrs. Herman
Grcve, No. AS Summit avenue, and on Friday
evening last Mrs. Grcye gave u pleasant recep-
tiOn for them, which was enjoyed by quite a large
party of invited guests
Plymouth church holds no public services to-
day, but next Sabbath will reopen with exercises
OF very special interest and attractiyeness. 4
double quartctte will lead the service by a song
and among the speakers IN tho evening will be
President Northrop, Of the State university.
Thomas Casey, brother OF officer James Casey
Of the 81. Paul police force, was married to
mary Owens, at ST. Joscph's church on Thurs
morning, Father Neilis officiating The bridal
party took train to Rush City Immediately
nf;er the ceremony, where grand reception was
given them at the residence of The parents OF
the bridegroom.
Joseph NJ Mounts was married to Eta NJ.
los Twelfth street, on Thursday mornlna, last,
Rev Or. Marshall officiating at the ceremony.
The bridal tour was postponed on account OF the
Illness of Geo X. kent, the Watasbaw street
grocer, the bridegroom being the efficient book
keeper and best man OF that concern.
The approaching nuptials are announced OF
Mr. \. b. Robert late OF the general office OF
the ST. Paul y Duluth Railroad Company, and
Miss Alice Fonseca,. the bright and talented
daughter Of Capt. and Mrs. james b. Quinn, OF
the United States civil engineer department. OF
this post. The wedding will take place at the
residence OF the brides parents No. 247 Nelson
avenue, d week from next Wednesday at
o'clock ?, IN,
The Stoddard lecture season Is TO begin AZ
usual az brooklyn, y. Y, the opening night at
che Academy OF Music being October = 4
special agent returned from Europe not long
since after a sojourn OF several months with the
resistance OF the best Photographic talent and
through his abors unique body Of illustrations
mas been secured. The lectures themselves Mr..
Stoddard believes Of surprising interest and
great variety ~ scene.
At a meeting OF the directors Of the St Paul
Choral society yesterday, Mr.. VIM. Merriam was
elected president and Nr, Conrad Gotzian vice
president for the ensuing year. Siguor Jauuotta
Will oGicate as director as heretofore, and the
first meeting OF the society viii be held a week
from tomorrow evening. Judging from the
former success OK this admirable institution a
bright future is predicted Tor it by the many
friends of the society.
ON Thursday evening last Mrs. Aaron Pou-
penney, who resides AZ No. 500 Walnut street.
gave a very pleasant party at her residence in
honor OF Miss Lou Comte, the cousin OF Nj
Poupeuey. Everybody present enjoyed thsm
selves, dancing TIL the early hours OF morning