St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-03
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Mrs. S. S. Eaton is visiting in the east

49, augustus NIcuOIdy mas gone 10 New
York city TO reside.
Mrs. j. j. Hill is with her family at their
lovely country home.
Mr. VIII j. Dorgan, will leave for Boston
tomorrow to visit relations.
Miss Minnie Kelly, of sherburn avenue, is
visiting friends at Graceville.
Mr.. c. G. Irvine, after two months in the
east, has returned to St. Paul.
Miss JEANNE HARDWOOD, of Shelbyville,
KY, is at White Bear for the summer.
Miss Carrie Straight, of Cleveland, Ohio,
is guest of Mrs. Collins of Ninth street.
Miss Dow, of Chicago, is the guest of Miss
Beaupre, of Tenth street. for few weeks.
Miss Love, OF Chicago, is visiting her
friend Miss Washington, of St. Peter street.
Mark E. Ferrey and BRIDE formerly Miss
Hannah L. Davidson, are at the Chateaugay.
Mrs. Stella Stigher, of st. Louis, is visiting
her brother, Mr.. a. L. Larpenteur of this
city.
Mr.. W L. Nichols, of Lebanon, H., and
his mother are visiting Mr.. Walter c. Go
forth.
Mr.. J. II. Hiland and family left last Fri
day evening for Narragansett Bay to spend
month.
Miss Oracle Bracket, daughter of A. B.
Bracket, is visiting her friend Nettie Doves
at Duluth.
Hon James R. Doolittle, of Wisconsin,
has been in st. Paul looking around for sew
eral days.
Mr.. Gillespie, young gentleman from
Chicago, is guest of Mr.. T. f. Connolly of
Partridge street.
The Misses Kate and Fannie Western
leave tomorrow for two weeks visit with
friends in Morris, MINI.
Miss Prickett, of St. Louis and Miss Nc
Laughlin, of St. Louis, are visiting Miss
McQuillan, of Tenth street.
Mrs. Charles Brown, of East Tenth street,
has the pleasure Of entertaining her brother,
Mr., John Rice, Of Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Cary. Of Indian
apolis, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Fred.
". Hanson Of Ashland avenue.
Mrs. Nelson Robert returned last week
from the north, having spent a pleasant
fortnight with friends il Dakota.
Mrs. T. G. Strong and Miss Julia II.
Moore, of this city, are, together, visiting
friends at River Falls, Wisconsin.
The annual Sunday school picnic Of The
Central Presbyterian church, will be held at
White Bear lake Tuesday, Aug. 5.
Hon. E. L. Cone and wife and daughter, of
HlIsdale, Mich, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
". L. Reskins, No. 1877 East Ninth street.
Mr.. ". c. Morrison, of Jackson street,
leaves this evening for visit to Fisher. Mr..
Morrison, we regret to say, is not in good
health
Mrs. Charles Killteson, wife Of State Treas
urer Killteson, and children have been
spending a couple of weeks at her old home
in Albert Lea.
Miss Agnes O'Halloran, who has been for
some months in the School OF Design, in
New York city, has returned to her home on
Pleasant avenue.
Pierre Dufour, Esq, of Crookston, form
erly well known attorney of this city, has
been greeting his numerous St. Paul friends
during The past week.
Mrs. DR.. Hail. Of Burlington, Ohio, Mrs.
Capt. Bay, Of Ironton, Ohio, Miss Alice John
son, Of Burlington, are guests of Commodore
W. f. Davidson, Of jackson street
The Rev. J. H. Morley, pastor of Park
church in this city, is having a vacation at
the seashore till September l. His pulpit
will be supplied during his absence.
Mr.. P. W. O'Brien, travelling agent of the
New York Freemaa's Journal and Catholic Reg
lster, their only authorized representative in
the west, is stopping at the Windsor
Mr. and Mrs R. A. Walsh returned last
week from their bridal tour and they viii
hereafter be at home to their many friends
in their new residence on Fourth street.
The following parties are camped for the
week at Bass lake. Col. Richard Jones and
lady, Geo. Summers and lady, William Trus-
sci, Joseph Cayitzcl and Major Edward Post.
Mr.. Samuel Putnam, Of Boston, who is
looking after his interests in this state, was
in st. Paul last Tuesday and dined with his
cousin, Mrs 5. S Taylor, Of Sherburne ave-
nue..
On Wednesday evening last Mr.. John s
Prince, at his residence on Eighth street,
gave a grand entertainment to Monsgnor
Capel, and a large number Of citizens partic-
ipated.
Mr.. Victor Lengfeld, who represents the
Willow Springs Distillery company, of Ne
brsska, is spending a short vacation among
The lakes of Minnesota, with headquarters at
st. Paul.
Superintendent Montgomery OF the Home
Missionary society Of this state has resigned.
Great efforts will be made to secure an able
successor, one thoroughly conversant with
the work.
Hon. \. F. Nordiu, assistant secretary of
state has removed his family from Willmar
at home TO their friends in a short time at No.
10 St Paul. AMI Mr.. and Mrs. Nordin will be
304 Carol street.
Miss Jenette Bent sister of the editor of
the Whiteside Sentinel at Morrison H., is Wis
fling Mr.. L. ". Shirk, Of Holly avenue, and
will make trip to Dakota and Nebraska be
fore returning home to Illinois.
Plymouth church enlargement begins
now to show, and the auditorium Will be
greatly improved by the needed additional
room. When finished the interior promises
20 be one O! great attractiveness.
very pleasant sailing party was at White
Bear lake Monday and had tea at Chateau
gay, consisting Of Misses Prince. McQuillan,
Bclote, Puckett, Mclaughlin; DR. Markoe,
and AIcssrs. Hastings, Harrington, Rider and
Jaccasey.
Hollie Stees, OF Virginia avenue, is off on
his vacation 10 the sea shore. Taking in on
his way Lakes Superior, Huron and Erie
Niagara Falls, New York city and Philadel-
phia Have a good time Hol., and fill up on
salt water.
The social entertainment given by the
Minnesota Boat club on their grounds ON the
island in front Of the city, on Thursday
evening, was an exceedingly pleasant affair