St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-13
THE SOCIAL WORLD.


On Thursday evening last a very pleasant
hop was held at Hotel Lafayette.
On Thursday last the cathedral choir had
very pleasant picnic at Minnetonka.
Miss Hattie Strong left on Friday for Riv-
erside, Ill, to be gone until September.
Miss Minnie Golfer, of Cincinnati, is Wis
iting Miss May Richardson, of Ashland ave-
nue..
Mr.. II. n. McNair and family of st. Louis,
have taken the residence No. 296, Pleasant
avenue.
Mrs. j. D. Ludder is at home, and her
friends are glad to welcome her after long
absence.
S. S. Stokes goes east tonight upon insur-
ance business in the cities of Chicago and
Cleveland.
The senior crew of the Boat club leave
this week on their six weeks trip of winning
new laurels.
On Wednesday evening last a very pleas
ant hop was given at the Excelsior house,
Minnetonka.
Miss Bessie Lyle, daughter of Mr.. E. Lyle,
has returned from school to pass the holt
days at home.
Mr.. Richard Smith, Jr., has been sum-
moned to Cleveland on account of the ILL
ness Of his wife.
Mr.. Del. Miller, of WATERFOWL, n. Y, is
visiting the family of E. E. Hughson, of
Dayton avenue.
The hop at the Fayette last night was at
ssnded by large number of the young
people of st. Paul.
Miss Hattie Campbell, of Des Moines,
Iowa, is visiting her brother, W. NJ. Camp
bell, in West st. Paul.
Miss Jennie Rogers, principal of the Wash
ington school building, has gone to Delevan,
Wis, to visit friends.
B. F. Wright, superintendent of schools
in St. Paul, and Prof. S. s. Taylor and Mr..
Bond will go to Madison.
An excursion of about fifty will visit Vel
lowstone Park in August, under the guild
ance Of Mr. Gustave Leue.
Misses Alma and Minnie Theobald have
returned from st. Mary's institute, Milwau-
kee, to spend vacation at home.
W. P. Murray, city attorney; Chief of Po-
lice Clark, and other distinguished citizens
of st. Paul, are returning from Chicago.
Prof. Gould and wife, of Albany, n. Y,
and their boy baby are guests of Mrs. Gould's
sister, Mrs. F. B. Bass, of Sherburne av-
enue.
Miss Stone, who has been visiting her
brother, DR.. Alex. j. Stone, for the past two
weeks, will leave for her home in the east
next Wednesday.
Mr.. Warren Carpenter, proprietor of the
st, Anthony Hill Look Out, who has been in
New York for the past two weeks, will arrive
at home this morning.
Yesterday a considerable number of the
employees of the st. Paul 81 Manitoba road
went out to Munetonka at 80 a. M, and
returned in the evening.
NJ. s. Stokes, of the St. Paul National
bank leaves for the east to- night, and will be
joined by his brother on two weeks vaca-
ton among relatives in Ohio
Judge Miller of the United States supreme
court, Greenleaf Clark, Hon. Gordon E.
Cole and Hon. Thomas Wilson, of Winona,
have gone to Yellowstone Park.
Miss Harriet Moore, of Detroit, Mich, who
is sojourning at the Lafayette, Lake Mime
tonka, has been the guest of Miss Forepaugh,
Exchange street, during the past week.
DR.. w. T. Galloway, one of the leading
physicians of Wisconsin and the best known
citizen of Eau Claire, is in the city for few
days. The doctor is about leaving on a four
months trip to Brazil
Miss Helen Z. Poe, of Lowen City, D. T..
who Ehas been spending several months at
Boston for musical culture, now on her
homeward way, is making few days. visit
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Vance.
On the 18th inst. the First regiment Ma
tional Guard OF Minnesota, will go into
camp on Lake Calhoun. This regiment is
composed of three companies from Mime
apolis, three from st. Paul, one from Red
Wing and one from Saltwater.
Mr.. John K. Hedges, who for several
months has been acting as the assistant of
Mr.. Richard Smith, Jr., the Associated Press
agent in st. Paul, has accepted position on
the Fort Worth CTexas) Gazette, and will
leave in a few days for his new location.
The reception rendered Mrs. c. w. Griggs
Friday night at the Plymouth church, on her
return from Europe, after prolonged alb
sence, was Il very pleasant occasion. The
reception was held in the chapel, and was
participated in by large number of people.
Bert Horton, Herbert Phillips, Ed Mott
and Frank Campbell spent the Fourth at
South Branch, as guests of Mrs. Singleton,
Part of the day was spent at Rush City, as
they participated in game of base ball there
aud they were thrashed, much to their dis
gust.
The French Benevolent society of st. Paul
is to have an excursion to-day to Lake st.
Croix, on the steamboat Luella The boat
will leave the foot of jackson street at
O'Clock this morning, and the excursionists
will take the Great Western band along with
them for music.
Miss Louise Comte, of st Louis, Mo-, is
visiting her brother, who is making his home
with Aaron Poupeney, at 500 Walnut street.
She viii remain all summer. This is her
first visit to the metropolis of the northwest.
The young lady is well pleased with st. Paul
and all its surroundings.
Miss Dufreue, of Sherburne avenue, arrived
last Wednesday from Montreal, Canada, where
for year she has devoted her time to the
study Of vocal music, French painting in
oils and water eolors, and kensingtou needle
work. Miss Dufrene left her sister Stella to
continue her studies for one year or more.
particularly delightful large party was
given by some of the members of the boat
club last Monday evening. Among those
who participated were Misses O'Leary, Beau
pre-, George Beaupre, Impson, Fullgraff, Ran
kin, Bamford, and Mrs. Mcintyre, Messrs.
Macdonald, Gilbert, Boyle, Proudat, Faux
ner, Adams, o'Brien and 0'Leary.
Mr.. S. NJ. Otto and bride, of Philadelphia,
are enjoying the bewitchiug scenery of Min
nesota during their honeymoon. Mrs. Otto,
who lived here when quite young, aud atten-