St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-17
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Judge Barton and wife, of Nevada, Mo-,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Cor
man.
Miss Florance Chase, of North Corolina, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Chase at White
Bear.
The ladies of Woodland Park Baptist
church are to give game supper on Friday
the 2Sth inst.
Miss Matte German has been visiting at
Lake Park, Minnetonka, the guest of Mrs.
Thomas Clark.
The annual excursion of Minnesota lodge
No. 157, 1. G. B. B., will be given to-day at
Bald Eagle lake.
Mrs. Chas. Shandrew and daughter left the
city yesterday for months visit to relatives
at Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. Delano Ames, son of the Rev. John
G, Ames, of Washington, D. c., is guest
Of Judge and Mrs. Burr.
Mr.. and Mrs E. Hart, of Republic, Mich.
are on a visit to the mother OF Mrs. Hart,
Mrs. j. Austrian, of this city.
Miss Mabel Davidson is under an engage
ment to skate three evenings this week at
the new rink in Minneapolis.
Mr.. Walter Confarr, of Clifton, Ohio, and
nephew of Assistant Postmaster P O'Brien,
is on visit to his relatives in this city.
Mrs. Alex. Barclay and A. Barclay, Jr.,
have returned from four months absence
in visiting friends at Newark, New Jersey.
Mrs. H. NJ. Richardson, of Davenport,
Iowa, is visiting her son, Mr.. l.. P. Richard
son, deputy clerk of the United States district
court.
Miss Dora Erd is spending few weeks in
st. Paul, her former home, and is at present
the CUES of Mrs. D. L. Curtce, 80 Iglehart
street,
Mr.. A. Austrian, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Austrian, of this city, and town treasurer Of
Crystal Falls, Michigan, is visiting his friends
in this city.
The Ancient Order of United Workmen
is to have picnic at lake Minnetonka on
the 18th, and will indulge in a steamboat
ride on the lake.
Col. Charles E. Holt, of Grand Forks, D.
T., formerly an old resident of st. Paul has
been spending few days with his old as
sociates in the sanity city.
Mr.. H. J. Strouse, of Seven Corners, is
now enjoying one Of his semi-annual trips to
the east during which he judiciously min
giles business and pleasure.
The rain was too rainy for the concert
last evening in Rice park, and the Great
Western band was therefore compelled to
postpone the entertainment
Mr.. Gustave Leue returned on Saturday
last from his trip to the Yellowstone. Mr..
Leue returns much improved in health, and
delighted with his visit to the wonderland.
Mrs. w M. Purple and mother, Mrs. Green
of Detroit, Mich, who has been visiting her,
left Tuesday morning for Alexandria, Fargo,
and other points on the Northern Pacific
road.
Mr.. Samuel Nichols and some of his
friends went to Center City during the early
part of the week to catch a few fish and to
escape danger from the falling of the capitol
building.
w. II. Elliott of Detroit, Mich, travelling
agent of the well known wholesale house of
Maddux, Hobot IL Co., of Cincinnati Ohio,
was in the city yesterday and says that Ohio
is safe for Cleveland.
DS''S
club gave a very pleasant entertainment on
the island to few of their friends. With
good music and abundance of refreshment
the evening passed off pleasantly.
The ladies of the Woodland Park Baptist
church will give game supper Friday even
ing, Aug. %, at their room, corner of Selby
avenue and Arundel street. They intend
furnishing fine game supper for fifty cents.
The Great Western band will have its US
ual annual excursion to Taylor's Falls and
the Dalles of the st. Croix to-day. They will
leave Union depot in a train at 9 O'Clock,
and will return so as to be back at the Union
depot at O'Clock in the evening.
Ex-Gov. Magofin and Senator Beck, of
Kentucky, who have been spending few
days in this city, left yesterday afternoon
for the Yellowstone park where they will
spend Il few weeks. Gov. Magof1in is ac-
companied by his grand son, Beriah Magof-
fin, Jr.
Rev. Father John w, Nealis, pastor of
St.Joseph's church, corner of Carroll street and
Virginia avenue, returned Friday evening
from a visit to Ireland, having been absent,
since April last. He was most cordially greeted
gregation.
L. p Pruhdomme, the popular and efficient
clerk of Schliek " Co., will be joiued in mar
riagc to Miss May l.. Durocher at p. m. to-
day. The ceremony will take place in the
French Catholic church, corner of Exchange
and Waoashaw streets and will be performed
by Rev, Father GEMS.
Miss Eliza Starr, of Chicago is he guest of
the Sisters Off st. Joseph's Academy, Nelson
avenue. Miss Starr is most accomplished
lady, II brilliant conversationalist, and rare
mental charms. Before she leaves the city
she will deliver parlor lectures upon Art and
Art Literature to the ladies of st. Paul.
Miss Carrie Dugan, of Delaware, Ohio, and
her sister Miss Matte, of Loveland, Ohio,
who have been spending several weeks with
their friends the Misses Fairchild, of Pleasant
avenue, have returned to their homes. Dur
ing their short stay in our city they won
many friends and We hope they will have
such pleasant memories of their visit as to
induce them to favor us with their presence
frequently in the future.
Mr.. Matthew Lyons, of Toledo, Ohio, a
brother of Maurice Lyons, Esq, of this city,
who has been spending few days in this
city aud the northwest, left for home on
Saturday evening. Mr.. Lyons is the general
freight agent of the Canada Southern rail
road, and his visit was partly for pleasure
and partly for business. This was his first
visit TO the Red River valley, and it is need
less to say he returns home with enlarged
ideas OF the now famous northwest.
Judge McGrorty, who has been acting as
commissioner to take evidence in the suit of
Gay Il Co., of New York, against the Erie