St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-20
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

to Bald Eagle last Friday
Master Harry L. Davis is spending his vaca-
ton at Bald Eagle lake.
Miss Nellie Van Auken, of Westminster street,
is visiting friends in Lake City.
Mr.. Harry Barr, who has been guest of Mr..
f. E. Powers, left last week
Mrs. Herman Grote and children leave next
Tuesday for Clear Water Lake.
Miss Sale Hoyt, of Rosemouut, is spending a
few days with Miss Lizzie Robert.
Dr.Weschler went to San Francisco last Thurs
day, to be gone four or five weeks.
Miss Edith Bostwick, of Duluth, is visiting
Miss Richardson, of Ashland avenue.
Mrs. Frank Krayenbuhl, of Portland, Dakota,
Is IN st. Paul, on visit to Gen. Flower.
Miss BERTHE Cabanne will sing at the sacred
concert given at Mahtomedi this evening.
Miss, lilly Leitner s visiting her cousin, Mrs
August Tilleman, No. 4oS Exchange street.
Mrs. BERTHE Cappanne will assist al the Dorgan
concert, at White Bear next Wednesday evening.
Miss Alma and Minnie Theobald are at home
ON visit from st. Mary's institute at Milwau.
kee.
Mrs. Mott, of Lake George, is spending the
summer with Mrs. G. c. Griswold, Of Dayton
avenue.
Professor Taylor is at Lake Forest, ILL.,, where
he was summoned on account OF the severe ILL
ness of his brother
The Misses Foster and Coulson, from Boston,
are visiting their uncle, Mr.. Augustus Wilson, of
Summit avenue.
The lord bishop of Rochester is to be in this
city on the Oath of August, to speak in behalf of
the temperance cause.
Miss Stone, who has been on visit to her
brother, DR.. A. j. Stone, of Summit avenue, for
some weeks, has returned home
Mr.. Neal G. Murray, of Minnewaukon, D. T.,
who has been on short visit to St. Paul. left for
his home last Wednesday evening
Mrs. w. II. Cook, of St. Paul, who has been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. McLain, of
Fargo, returned to her home Thursday last.
Mrs. Nelson Robert and her daughter, Miss
Jennie are visiting at Ojalk, Larrimore and other
points in Dakota. They left last Wednesday.
Miss Lena Michel, Of this city. left Wednesday
evening for New York city to visit with friends
and relatives and will be absent six or eight
weeks.
Mrs. Gillette, mother of Mrs. Carmi Babcock,
is visiting her niece Mrs. A. j. Powers of West
Fifth street, a daughter of Mrs. Babcock accom-
panies her.
Commodore Kittson was at Saratoga yesterday
and saw his great horse Rataplan, win the
TTSeerse stakes. He will return to St. Paul the
lag pr this week.
The trains carrying the children to the NAH
tomedi jubilee, next Friday, will leave st. Paul
a. m. and 10:05a. m. Minneapolis 500 a. M,
and Saltwater 8 80 a. M
Dr. and Mrs. Manton, of Boston. who have
been in Europe for the past three years, are Wis
lting Mrs. Mantons sisters, Mrs. De Coster and
Mrs. Harry Horton, Of this city.
Signor Jannotta will hold grand mass rehear-
sails at Minneapolis, Tuesday, the 22d; at Still
water, Wednesday, the 23d, and at jackson
street M. E. church, ST. Paul, the Gath.
The president of the Standard club, Mr.. Morris
to meet his mother from New York, who will
spend several weeks at the lakes and in St. Paul
Mrs. Armstrong and Miss Isabella, wife and
daughter of Hon. W. W. Armstrong, of the
Cleveland Plain Dealer, are visiting in the city,
the guests of Mrs. Geo. W. Armstrong, of Sum
NIT avenue.
The twenty-ffth anniversary of Bishop Grac4Is
establishment in st. Paul will be celebrated next
Thursday, commencing at 10 o'clock in the
morning. Mass will be celebrated to assist in
which Mr.. Seibert's full orchestra has been
secured.
All children and young people intending to
take part in the coming Mahtemedi scholars
jubilee, next Friday, are requested to meet Prof
Titcomb, at the chapel of the First Baptist
church, corner WacoIta and Ninth streets, to-
day (the 20th) at p. m.
IN Tuacdov aff Loot $40 ~. -
pleasing and noticeable weddings that was ever
solemnized in st. Paul, took place at the resi-
dence of Hon. William L. Banning, the parties
being Mr.. Frederick Aver, of Lowell, Mass, and
Miss Ella Barrows Banning. The affair was pri-
vate, the invitations being limited to members of
the family and very few personal friends
Handsome cards of invitation are out for the
marriage of Miss Margaret, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. P. II. McManus, to Richard A. Walsh. The
young lady has been connected with the St. Paul
schools for several years, and resigned her posi-
ton in the Franklin schaol at the end of the last
school yevr, and her associates and friends will
throw rice, and old shoes, mentally, if not
actually.
Mr.. Lewis Fairchild, of Morrow, Ohio, is in
the city visiting his sons Josiah and H. s. Fair
child. Mr.. Fairchild is eghty-seven and half
years of age and made the journey from his Ohio
home unattended, and without even notifying his
sons Of his purpose to visit them. For gentle
man of his years Mr.. Fairchild is a marvel of
physical vigor. and his mental powers seem but
at their prime,
Miss Hattie Barrows, of Hartford. Conn.
daughter of Prof. f. F. Barrows, is stopping for
month with her friends Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
S. Geer, ~ Summit avenue.
Miss Eta Hawkins has been engaged to par
ticipate in the concert to be given at Faribault
on the oath inst, under the auspices of the Con-
gregational church OF that city Prof Garrett,
of st. Paul, will also give organ recital on the
same occasion.
Mr.. II. r. Smith and wife, of Kansas City, are
visiting the family of Mr.. John F. Smith, OF
Thirteenth street. Mr.. Harry Smith, who has
not visited ST. Paul for some time, expresses
himself as surprised at its growth.
Mrs. Hannah Rice, now Of New York, but who
win be pleasantly remembered by many St. Pau
people who knew her when she resided here sey-
eral years since is the guest of the family of A.
Guiterman, Of Jackson street.
Signor Bfignoli, assisted by Miss Henrietta
Hawkins, Mr.. w. II. Buckelew, Mr.. Fred. Will
and Mr.. Frank Wood, will give series OF smid
summer night concerts as follows: At Lake
Park hotel, August s, Z, IL and IA at Lake City
August 9; Mankato, 8; Faribault, 8; Huason
II; Duluth, 49, Brainerd, 10; Fargo, IS, and
Fergus Falls, 10.
On Thursday evening last, Mr. Geo. F. Hugh
son was married to Miss Lucy A. Nutting, at his
fathers residence on Dayton avenue, by Rev
Mr.. Miller, of the First VI. E. church. The wed
ding was a very quiet affair, and the newly wed
ded pair will take up their residence for the
present at No. 397 Dayton avenue.
Miss Clara H. Phillips is filing the position OF
organists.at Plymouth church, and with very
great satisfaction. Miss Phillips is graduate
of the celebrated Blodget music school connected
with Smith college, at Northampton, Mass, and
is spoken of by the papers of that state az a
young lady of fine musical ability and unusual
promise.