St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-13
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g resort for onr young ladies.
Miss Vincent of Erie, n. Y, is guest OF
Mrs. Capt. Blakely of Jackson street.
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Mott, of Few YorI;
city were at the Merchants last week.
Mr.. H. B. Dyke, wife and child, of Osceola
Mills, were at the Merchants yesterday
Miss Hancock sister of Mrs. Hair, Fort
Smelling, is visiting Mrs. W. E. Merriam.
Mr.. J. T. Fredericks has moved into one
of the Bohrer cottages ON Lafayette auenue.
Mr.. w. A. Kemp has removed with his
family to the Kelly Row ON Lafayette avenue.
Miss McLaren has returned from the east
and is now visiting Miss Knox of Irvine
Park.
Mrs. Wentworth, of Portland Oregon,
rested at the Merchants yesterday, en- route
home.
Miss Gordon and Miss Finch accompanied
by Mr.. Richard Gordon returned home last
Sunday
Bishop Whpple will administer confrma-
ton in Christ church the morning OF Sunday
the 9th.
Col. c. A. Morton and wife, of Fargo,
passed through st. Paul yesterday en- route
for Chicago.
Miss Clara Smith, of Eau Claire, was in
the city last week visiting friends and doing
spring shopping.
On Wednesday evening next, the Bicycle
club of Faribaut, tends Prof. r. II. Evans a
grand testimonial benefit.
Mr.. George Ide, the tancee of the charm
ing and graceful Miss Geraldine UImar will
be in st. Paul tomorrow.
Prof. Evans will be rendered compli-
mentary benefit on Tuesday evening next,
by his many st. Paul friends.
On Friday evening Prof. R. II. Evans
holds a grand juvenile fancy dress carnival
at the Grand Opera house, Saltwater.
Mr.. W. f. Tattnal Of Wilmington, Dala-
ware, cousin to Major White, has taken up
his residence permanently in our city.
Miss Sadie Sterret, sister of Rev. j.
Mcbride Sterrett, of Faribault, is visiting
Miss Tillie Sterrett, 81 Summit avenue
Misses Katie and Annie Cole, daughters
of Hon. Gordon E. Cole, Of Fairbault, at
tended the opera in st. Paul this week.
On Tuesday evening, April Is, Rev. A.
Fuller will deliver a lecture ON The Turkish
People, Their Government and Customs.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Zimmerman sailed
for America on the Cunard steamer '!Gailian
April 18th, and will reach st. Paul about
April Both.
Mayor and Mrs. L. Mccormick, of Grand
Forks, left for home last week after pleas
ant visit to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Lyon, parents
of Mrs. Mccormick.
The rumor that Mr.. Tom Smith, of Smith
Bros, is married is unfounded. 1t is an en-
tirely different Smith that has slipped his
head into the silken chain.
Notwithstanding reports to the contrary,
Mrs. Ulmar, mother of the fascinating Geral
dine, denies the statement that her daughter
is engaged to Mr.. Ide, of Boston.
Two couples living in lower town have
played 801 games of whist during the past
winter, one couple scoring 403 games and
the other 800 games. Rather close.
The st. Paul dramatic club will give the
drama Of ''Married in Haste. The first per-
Torrance Of the after lenten season at the
Athaeneum on the 23d OF this month.
On Friday Mr,and Mrs. Morsell oftheBoston
Ideal, Miss Hancock of Washington, Messrs.
Keyer, Hannaford and Robertson, dined with
Lieut. and Mrs. Hais, at Fort Smelling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macdonald, Winnipeg peo-
pie, registered at the Merchants last week.
Mrs. Bannatyne and Mrs. Hall of the same
city, passed through st. Paul Monday.
The third annual ball of the Butchers Mu-
tual Benefit association will be given at Tur-
ner hall tomorrow (DIonday) niget The
music will be furnished by Scibert's orches-
ira.
Gen. H. H. Sibley is now at Barnum's
hotel, Baltimore He will get home in June.
1t will be pleasant for his friends to know
that his weight has increased from 1877 to 1877
pounds.
Union Lodge Of Odd Fellows gave a plea
SAINT entertainment last Thursday evening,
There were fine songs, excellent instrumental
music, several appropriate speeches, and a
delicious supper.
On tomorrow evening Prof Evans will
hold at Sherman hall grand class reception.
His many scholars look forward to this
event with real anticipation of pleasure. The
enjoyment will consist of dancing.
Mr.. VIM. w. Singleton, of North Branch.
who, with his baby ''Pardu' has been on
visit of several weeks to her mother, Mrs
Horton, of Tilton street, returned home last
week, Miss Belote accompanying her.
Mr.. William H. Vanderburg left last Fri
day for New York city, there to be joined by
Mr.. Stewart, son of DR.. Stewart. Both will
then make a tour Of all the principal Europ-
can cities, to be gone several months.
Miss Lizzie Kelly and Miss Eta Tracy,
who have this winter been guests of John F.
Kelly of Dayton Bluffs have returned home
to Boston. Mr.. Kelly's sister accompanied
them, and Mr.. Kelly went as far as Chicago.
Mr. G. Byron rockingham is not only
good singer, but consummate actor. He is
Just as natural on as off the stage, and is
delightful wherever he is. Froth' is nearly
the only true baritone on the English stage.
Professors Wood and Titcomb will be the
accompanies at the charity concert on
Thursday evening This announcement will
be enough to make the public understand
the degree of excellence the music will
possess.
Mrs. E. j. Jones and Miss Kittie Marshall
leave on Thursday next for trip to Santa
Fe, New Mexico. En- route to Santa Fe they
will stop at Denver, Col. where Miss Marshall
has host of friends, They will be absent
about six weeks.
In June grand festival will be held in st.
Paul by the Roman Catholic churchs OF
Bishop Grace's diocese, to celebrate the
twenty-fifth anniversary of his services as
bishop. The festival will be solemn. impos- |
ing and inseructing.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nichols returned to
the Metropolitan hotel on Friday. While in
Chicago they attended the Wedding of Miss |