St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-21
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

D. ). Peay has returned from a visit to
relatives and friends in Louisville.
Mr. and Mrs E. F. Martin returned from
Hot Springs, Ark, last Wednesday.
DR.. F. Lindermann, celebrated Prussan
physician, is guest of the Clarendon.
Bishop Ireland will go to Baltimore in No
yember to attend council of the bishops.
Mrs. Blodgett, of Elmira, n. Y, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Edgar a. Brown, of East
Seventh street.
Mr.. B. F. Morehead and family have re-
turned to the city from a pleasant visit to
friends in Winona.
Mrs. J. P. Smallwood, of Decatur, ILL.,, and
Miss Harpel, of Cincinnati, are guests of
Mrs. W. X. CASTOR.
Miss g. Haggerty, of Burlington, Ia, has
been visiting the Misses Haggerty, Goodrich
street. the past week.
Mrs. DR.. Hagan is at home, Wacouta
street, where she is located, in expectation
of the doctors return.
Acker post No. 81 is fitting up hall, ban
quet and reading room at the corner OF Third
and Exchange streets.
NJ. H. Schooley and family have moved
into their new and commodious residence
on Fort, near Sixth street
T. W. Cutting, cashier of the Howe Sew
ing Machine company, at Chicago, is in the
city, the guest of II. c. Deacon.
Miss Clara White, of Mississippi street,
leaves tomorrow for Knoxville, Pa, where
she will enter ST. Mary's school
The friends of Mr.. II. B. Torrey will regret
TO learn that he left the city last W ednesday
night to return to his home in Bost, IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Matthews and family
returned from White Bear lake last week.
having closed their cottage for the season.
Mrs w A. Hemmick, of Pittoburg, Pa,
reached St. Paul Friday morning ana viii
remain some time the guest of Mr. and Ms.
S. C.. Cook, Holly avenue.
F. R. Well and wife, of the Clarendon
hotel, viii leave the city this evening for
Philadelphia and other eastern cities. They
viii be absent about two weeks.
Mrs. w. H. Hartshorn, of Crookston, is
spending few weeks in st. Paul and vicin-
ity. Mrs. Hartshorn was guest of Mrs
w. P Murray, Of 161 Nina avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Williams and their
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been visiting their sister, Mrs c. c. King,
of Robert street, left for home last week
Tomorrow evening the choral society will
hold its first meeting of the season, com
mencing at eight O'Clock sharp at college
hall, on the corner OF Third and Wabashaw
Mr. Zodique Dufrene, a real estate dealer,
of Paxton, and his brother Frank, railroad
clerk, at Bloomington, H., are visiting their
uncle, Mr.. Alfred Dufrene, of Sherburne
avenue.
On Friday evening last Prof. r. Il. Evans
held an opening soiree, which is merely an
introduction to his dancing parties this win
ter at Sherman hall. The attendance was
very large.
John w Fales and Mary R. Mcdonald,
Thos. f. May and Eva Turnhom, John G.
GunestrLm and Carrie Johnson, j. L. Kemp
and Clara E. Ham yesterday obtained mar
rage licenses.
Mr. and Mrs. Vim. Giles, who have been
guests for several months of their sister,
Mrs. Edgar A. Brown, of East Eighth street.
left for their home at Brockport New York,
last Wednesday.
Mrs. A. P. Hendrckson, of Larrimore,
Dakota, accompanied by her sister, Miss
Robert, of Robert street, left last Tuesday
evening on the City of st. Paul for Clinton,
Iowa, and st. Louis.
1t is reported that the Rev. Dr. E. Miller,
of the First Methodist church, has accepted
II call from one of the principal churches of
Iowa and that he will retire from his present
charge in a few weeks.
Mrs. Schiffman, wife Of DR.. Schiffman, Of
Fergus Falls, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Leyde, 80 Fairfield avenue. Mrs s.
will, before returning home, extend her trip
to st. Louis, visiting friends in that city.
NJ. L. II Starkey, formerly of st. Paul,
arrived in this city from Huron, D. T., with
his bride, the daughther of Mr. NicoIs, of
Dakota. The newly married pair are being
entertained by Mr.. II. S. Fairchild, No. 135
Summit avenue.
Miss May Bass, daughter of Mr.. f. b.
Bass, OF Sherburn avenue; Miss Lille Price,
daughter of DR.. d. c. Price, and Miss Lizzie
Clinch, with Miss Thirlwall, teacher, leave
for kenosha, Illinois, where they will enter
school at kemper Hall.
Miss Mary Rice Wiley, adopted daughter
Of the late Dr. Samuel Wiley, and niece of
Hon. II. W. and Edmund Rice, was married
on Tuesday, the 10th inst, to Mr. II. Halli-
day, OF Minneapolis, connected with the
Electric Light company of that place.
On Thursday evening next, company d,
First regiment, n. G, 5. NJ, will give their
iourth annual hop and exhibition drill ut
the Armory. The exhibition drill will be at
9:30 p. IN. in order that those not desiring to
dance can see the drill. Music 10y First
Regiment band.
Among the pleasant social events of tbe
ensuing week will be the marriage on
Wednesday evening next of Mr.. A. B. Rob
ert, formerly of the St. Paul Il Duluth rail-
road general Office, and Miss Alice Fonseca,
daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Jas. b. Quinn,
of tine United States Engineers department.
The ceremony will take place ut the residence
Of the brides parents, No. pa Nelson ave-
nue., at : O'Clock p. IN.
Mr.. and Mrs. La Rock, who have recently
set up their household goods at their new
residence, corner of Park and Manitoba
avenues were most agreeably surprised on
Friday evening last, September 10th by the
call of a large party Of friends who took the
opportunity to honor the tweuty-ffth ami
ycrsary OF their OF their married life by pre-
senting them an elegant silver tea service
complete. After an evening very pleasantly
passed the company returned 10 their own
homes leaving their congratulations aud
)est wishes with this most estimab!e
couple.
a very pleasant musical was given by Mr..
and Mrs. J. F. MeLaren, at their residence
COL Holly avenue, for the benefit of the music
a, ST. John the Evangelist church. Among
he participants were some of the leading