St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-28
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

water.
The Jackson street NJ. Z. church is practicing
for a concert.
The choral society will have another rehearsal
tomorrow night.
Mrs. W. II. Hartshorn will leave on Wednes-
day for her home at Crookston.
Miss Annie Shaffer, of Chicago, is visiting Miss
Carrie Middleton, of Dayton bluff.
Secretary McNeales of the chamber of COM
merce has gone TO the Yellowstone park.
The Select knights, A. o. U. W. are to have
ball at Sherman hall, on the 22d, of October.
Another skating rink is TO be erected on the
south side of Summit avenue near Third street
Mr.. John Hitchcock, who has been with Lin
deke, Warner & Schumacher, has gone to De-
troit.
Mr.. r. L. German left yesterday for the fields
and the woods in the northwest, with his little
gun.
Messrs. Horace Thompson and W. R. Merriam
have gone out on the Northern Pacific for little
hunting.
Miss Mollie II. Horton, of Ravenna, Ohio, is
making visit with friends residing at 437 Day
ton avenue.
Mrs. John r. Rust, of St. Johnsburg, VT, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. c, W. Hanson, OF
Marshall avenne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis G. Reinhard, of Eleventh
street, returned last Thursday from delightful
visit to friends in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Cook leave tonight for a
trip TO visit friends in the east, and from thence
will 90 to Richmond, Va
Mrs. George S. Heron, formerly of st. Paul,
but recently OF San Francisco, has returned to
st. Paul and is stopping at the Astoria.
Mrs. S. A. Thompson has returned from visit
to the Yellowstone park, where she was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ainsley of the Northern Pacific
road.
Miss Jessie Briggs, formerly of this city but
now OF Fargo who has been visiting friends in
this city for several weeks, returned home last
Thursday.
Last Wednesday morning at the Church of st.
Louis, Mr.. Charbneau was united in marriage TO
Miss Gadbos of the West side, Rev. Father
Champany officiating.
Miss Mabel Davidson is at Fargo, where she
opened a roller skating rink on last Friday even
ing, with over a thousand spectators, although
the weather was unpleasant.
The Fourth annual hop of company D, First
regiment, was given last Wednesday evening at
Armory hall, under very favorable circumstances.
A large number was present.
Mrs. DR.. Hagan will go to Ohio this week for a
visit to her old home. tits understood that the
DR.. has bought place in Los Angeles and that
he will hereafter reside there.
A very enjoyable musical soree was given on
Tuesday evening by Mrs. Jas. Middleton, OF
Dayton's bluff, in honor of her sister, Mrs.
Eunice Masterman, Of Chicago.
MIR. c. A. Allen, of the Bicycle club at Roch-
ester, is visiting J. II. Hirst, of st. Paul. Mr..
Alien was the only one at the state meet repre-
senting the Rochester Bicycle club.
Miss Julia Gautier the talented and accom-
pIished young artist, has consented to loan hel
magnifcenty executed portrait of Pony fol
exhibition at the Worlds industrial fair at New
Orlsa
Mr.. j. II. Gates, formerly prominent teacher
in the public schools of St. Paul, has returned
to st. Paul from Anoka, where he has been for
several years, with view of making this city
his future home.
On the 18th inst, Nathaniel Langford, of ST
Paul, and Clara Wheaton, OF San Francisco, Cal
daughter Of the late Charles A. Wheaton, OF
Mortified, Mimi, were united in marriage by
the Rev. Henry 7. Rose, at Lowell, Mass.
Miss Essie McLennan, late of Chicago, having
studied for a number of years with the best
teachers, the European method of painting il
water co1ors, oil and sketching from nature, has
opened a studio at No. 40 East Eleventh street
ST. Paul.
The musical loving people of Dayton bluff
have recently organized choral society, under
tutorship of Prof. Burrtt. About seventy
members have joined. Jas. Middleton, presi
dent; Rev. Mr.. Holman, vice president; Charles
kreger, treasurer.
q. A. Judd, a well known resident OF St. Pau
for the past twenty-sx years, has, on account OF
i'll health, sold his interest in the furniture house
44S Wabashaw street, to his partner and leaves
the city next Wednesday with his family for
residence in California.
Mrs. James McAfee returned to the city Tues
day last, after an absence of three months at tn,
shore. She accompanied by her mother
Mrs. IL. S. Elliott, of Newcastle Ind, and Miss
Murphy, of Chicago, both of whom will remain
l 81. Paul for some time, the guests OF Mrs
McAfee.
When Jimmy Farrell lifts up that mellinuou
voice Of his at the Union depot, and calls tn
Northern Pacific train, he arrests the attention o
every one in the building. He calls list o
names as long as a moral law in a tone NOR
sweet and enhancing than the notes OF Brgnol
or Campanini. When he gets to Gendive h
gives that town musical concert that is long re
membered. 1t is not, however, till he reache
Spokane Falls that he lays himself out. Ill
dwells on the word Spokane" with deliciou
JUNCTION and makes one think he is listening to
cherubim.