St. Paul daily globe., 1884-08-31
THE SOCIAL WORLD.


in Duluth during the past week
Gen. Baker will talk to the farmers of LIE
Sueur on the 18th of September.
Miss Sewel, of Ypsilanti, Mich, is visiting her
aunt Mrs. Stubbs, of East Eight street.
Miss May Bracket has returned from visit to
her friend Miss Della Day, of Detroit Lake.
Nothing was done of special interest at the
meeting OF the teachers of the high school yester-
day.
Miss Murroy has returned from three months
visit to her brother, Neal c., at Minnewaukoh,
D. II.
Mr.. z. c. Bohrer and family have returned to
the city from White Bear lake, where they have
been summering.
Ronald Mackdonald Esq, of Iowa, formerly of
the New York 7iaYeS is spending few days
looking over the city.
Mr.. Hermann Grote has returned from Waconia
with his fanlilp and is now once more under his
own vine and fig tree
Miss Sallie c. johnson, of Atlanta Ga, who
has been visiting her uncle, Gen. K W. John
son. returned last Friday.
Mr.. Henry Wathers was entertained on We'd
nesday night last by his friends in honor of his
marriage with Miss Seng
Rev. DR.. Schaufiler, of Cleveland Ohio, was
DIR. Dana's guest at Oak Side Cottage, Lake
Park, on Wednesday last.
Mr.. Charles Gross of No 541 Stillwater street
was smiling all over yesterday. 1t was nine
pounds and is little lady
Mr.. j. P. Frye, of the firm of Whitman Frye
d Co., leaves to-day for New York to select
goods for the coming season.
Of Nv
Hanauer, of Bismarck, to Miss Sophia Smith,
sister in-aw CT Mr.. H. Levi
Miss Leonora Zahm of St. Clond, after visit
of five weeks to ST. Paul relatives, returned yes
terday to her home in st. Cloud.
The little daughter of Mr.. James King gave
delightful party TO a very large number of their
friends last Thursday AFTERNOON.
Rev. John II. Morley, pastorof Park Congre
gational church, raturned on Saturday from a
four week s New England vacation.
The national convention of Corrections and
Charities meets at ST Louis, October Il. a large
delegation Will be appointed from this state.
The Misses Cardozoa, Miss Alice Fonseca and
Miss Carrie Robert, all of Nelson avenue, spent
delightful day at Minnetunka Tuesday last
Miss Jessie Brown entertained number of her
young friends in charming manuer at her home
on Exchange street, last Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Summers have returned
from their visit east. They took the fashiona-
bic as well as comfortable route, by way of the
lakes.
Miss Katie Mcintyre and Miss Flo. Julian,
leave Tuesday on the steamer St. Paul to visit
relatives and friends in Galena, Illinois, and St.
Louis Missouri.
Mr. sha1 Doho +,t,hc bo,l
ernment employ in Washington, for four years
past, is spending shortSacation with his parents
on Nelson avenue.
Mrs. Mary W. Eads and daughter. of Burling
ton, Iowa. has been in the city for few days,
Of Western avenue.
The Thomas gallery contains handsome
crayon portrait Of Mrs. C. NJ Dttman painted by
herself The subject is treated in a very skillful
and artistic manner.
Miss Lily Fiiz was made the recipient of
very pleasant party at the residence of her
on Wednesday evening.
During last week Dr. H. NJ. Garlish, of st. 10,
Missouri, passed through St. Paul for home
with q number of specimens of fish taken from
the lakes of Minnesota.
LOH' d. W. MCDlii, runway commissioner OF
the state of Iowa, and formerly United States
senator, was entertained this week by Gen James
H. Baker, railroad commissioner of Minnesota.
Miss NJ. A. Prendergast, after vacation of
three months at her home in Hutchinson again
resumed her position as clerk in the department
of public instruction at the state capitol yester-
day.
Miss Minnie Schiffman, daughter of Inspector
Gfbi fr,,oV f,f +ho
to the city Inst weel, from visit to Miss Lila
Mckay of Port Huron. The latter lady returned
with her.
Indignant pedestrians want to know why the
crosswalk Wabashaw street, at foot of Sum
NIT avenue, was taken up by the Street Car COM
pany and carted off. It's piece of conduct tt at
should be suinmarily stopped.
Mrs. s. A. Thompson, an attache of the St.
Paul and Duluth general Office leaves on Thurs
day, of this week to spend her vacation at the
National park, guest of Superintendent and
Mrs. S. r. Ainslie, os the Northern Pacific road.
Miss Josie Winterhaltcr, charming young
lady with hosts Of friends in ST. Paul, left last
week for her present home in st. Clond She is
greatly missed in social circles, and her return
to reside in St. Paul will be source of gratiiica-
tion to them.
Hotel Lafayette closed the season last night
Daring the summer months this well known re-
sort has been very lively and interesting place.
and n great number of visitors have been at
tracted to it from all points of the Union especi-
ally from the south
Mr. James f. Angel a most excellent young
st. Paul merchant who is now east will be mar
ricd on next Wednesday to Miss Carrie A. Wake
man, of Utica, n. Y On their return to st.
Paul they will join housekeeping with Mr.. and
Mrs W. Il. Angel, of Western avenue.
Jno. o. Dunn and wife, of Chicago, who have
been visiting friends in the city for several
weeks past, returned home last evening via the
Royal route. This was Mr.. Dunn's first visit to
st. Paul, and he expressed himself greatly
pleased with the metropolis of the northwest.
Cards of invitation are out for the marriage of
another of st. Paul's favorite teachers Miss
Birmingham is 10 be married to Mr. s. j. Corri-
gan, at ST, Mary's church, at O'Clock Tuesday
morning, sept. ? Mr.. CorrigGn is connected
with the signal service at Washington, D. c.,
where they will make their home.
Mrs. Cythic 4. Stees and her son, Clinton
Jones' who have been spending some time at that
beautiful lake. Osakis, have returned to their
apartments at the Clarendon hotel. Cadet Jones
has been having an enjoyable recreation and will
leave for Suspension Bridge, n Y, Sept /, to re-
sume his studies at De Vaux military college.
A delightful surprise was arranged for Mr.. and
Mrs. E. j. Westlake, of Ashland avenue, last
Tuesday evening, TO celebrate their wooden we'd
ding. About twenty friends assembled loaded
wib gifts and lunch, and the estimable couple
were called in from a neghbors to find their
house taken possession of. 1t was happy
time.
Miss Mabel Davidson. q this city, is under an
engagement to skate at the opening of the new
roller rink az corner of Tenth avenue aud Wash
ingtun avenue, MINNEAPOLIS, on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday Of this week. and at the University
rink ON Saturday night. The young lady will
also skate at Rochester on Thursday and Friday
OF this week
On Saturday the ssrd inst, a quiet wedding was