St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-06

Mrs Dr. j. NJ. Shaffer, Of Keokuk. Iowa,
is visiting her daughter Mrs. Oscar B. Hills,
Oakland avenue.
Mr. J. W. Hicks and daughters, of Lon
don, Ont. are guests of Mrs. DR.. Owens, of
Western avenue.
Miss Josie Winterhalter will be in St. Paul
this week and will spend some time with rel
atives and friends.
Quite number of st. Paul young folks
went out to Minnetonka last night to attend
the hop at Hotel Lafayette.
Mr.. George S. Mead, who recently gradu-
ated at the st, Paul High school, is about to
go to Germany for year or two.
DR.. Bryant recently bought the handsome
cottage of Walter Mann at White Bear lake,
and last week he took possession of it,
At a meeting of the board of directors of
the National German American bank, Mr..
Theo. Droz was elected assistant cashier.
DR.. and Mrs Alexander J. Stone, Miss
Stone and Master Shep, are soiourning at the
Lake Park hotel, Minnetonka, for a short
time
Col. Bronson, manager of the Union Depot
company, received on Saturday a single
check for $40, 900 insurance on the Union
depot.
CJNr. and Mrs. William Bond, of Danville,
Illinois, extended st. Paul flying visit last
Thurday, en- route to Fargo, where Mr.. Bonds
father is located.
Dr. Henry Won Waedelstaedt, who has
been in St. Paul for several weeks visiting
his family, is about to return to the Black
Hills to resume his practice.
Harry C. Jones, superintendent notion
department, Indexes, Warner & Schur-
meier, leaves on Monday for New York city,
and will be absent five or six weeks.
At the meeting of the National Music
Teachers association which just closed its
session at Cleveland, Prof. W. H. Leib, of
st. Paul, was elected vice president.
VIM. S. Shank was elected chief captain,
and Jno. E. Davis, senior captain of st. Paul
Temple Commandry No. 2, P. c., at a regu-
lar meeting held Wednesday evening.
Otto Gresham. a young lawyer of In
dianapolis, and son of Postmaster Gresham,
passed through st. Paul last Thursday, on
his way to Portland and the Pacific coast
Miss Jennie Rogers, principal of the Wash
ington school, is visiting friends in Delevan,
Bis. Miss Rogers will go from there to
!, Madison to attend the teachers convention.
Messrs. B. F. Wright, S. S. Taylor, Smith
A. Bond expect to leave st. Paul next
Thursday for Madison, Wis, to attend the
national convention of teachers, which as
sembles there.
1t, has, ID Prov
Kiralfy Brothers an offer of an engagement
to sing in the new comic opera 'Siesta,' -
which they are preparing to bring out the
coming season.
Miss Nellie Davis, daughter of Mr.. s. Lee
Davis, returned last week from Painsville,
Ohio where she has been studying at the
Lake Erie seminary. She is now the guest
of Mrs. A. j. Power.
Mrs. P. A. Bergsma, of PIC Arundel street,
accompanied by her sister Miss Paine, left on
Monday for New York, and on Friday sailed
for England on the Egypt. Their absence
will extend about year.
The names bestowed on the new boats of
the Minnesota Boat club by the ladies on the
Fourth of July were the six cared barge
''NIinnesota''; the double scull, ''Vesper''i
the four cared est. Paul.
Superintendent of schools, B. F. Wright,
left on Wednesday for Madison, Wis, to
make arrangements for the entertainment
of the teachers while attending on the ma
tional educational convention.
Mr. Percy Parker started east last week
via. the lakes, sailing by one of the Lake
Superior Transit company's elegant steam
ers He will visit Toronto and other Cana
dian cities during his absence.
The grand concert by the Great Western
band at Grotes' Tivoli, Bridge square, will
take place tomorrow evening instead OF
Tuesday as usual, as the band leaves on the
latter day with the Jobbers' union.
Mr. Mark Nichols and his sister, Miss Kate
have taken possession of their pretty cottage
at Bald Eagle lake. Mr.. and Miss Nichols
spent the past winter in California at River
sde and are much benefited by their visit
Rehearsals for the grand mass to be given
in honor of Bishop Grace, on Thursday the
gath instant, at the Cathedral are progress
inc finely Next Wednesday evening the
orchestra will rehearse with the augmented
choirs.
Mr. and Mrs. George Suffern of Brooklyn,
n. Y, are guests of their relative, Mr.. E. j
Westlalle of Ashland Avenue. Mr.. Suffern
is connected with the well known house OF
II. B. Rogers u Co., of New York and New
Canaan, Conn.
Hon. Peter Joseph Gieseu, of the public
school board, and Mr.. Fred Kuhl have ar
ranged to shoot a match at the rifle park on
Dayton's bluff for $50 side, and the stake:
have been deposited with Hon. Albert Schef-
fer 1t is said that these gentlemen have
developed into quite remarkable marksmen
Mrs. John Bressett returned last Thursday
from Montreal accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Louise, who has just graduated with
high honors from the convent of the Sacred
Heart in that city, She has made great pro-
gress in her studies, and has acquired many
accomplishments which will delight hel
many friends in ST. Paul.
Plymouth church enlargement will bt
begun in day or two The building can be
occupied for few Sabbaths more, when the
congregation will have to vacate it. Regular
Sabbath services viii however be kept VI
through the season and DR.. Dana will not b'
absent during this somewhat demoralizinG
ordeal, but will preach through the summer
A very pleasant party consisting of Mrs
Randall, wife of Conductor Randall, of The
81. Paul & Duluth road, Mrs. Rhodes, mother
of Mrs. Randall, Mrs. Stubs and her son
". L. Stubbs, Miss NJ. Hevner, Mr. and Mrs
Yaeger, Frank Gravel aud wife, Frank Bloo'