St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-07
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

On Wednesday Hon. Knute Nelson passed
through St. Paul for Chicago
Miss Estella Wilson will return to Shat
tuck school the last of this week
Miss Katie Mcintyre and Florence Julian,
have gone to Illinois and Missouri.
The Swedish Society Vega hold ball at
Pfeifer's hall, Friday evening, September 26.
Mrs. James j. Murray, of Peoria, H., is
visiting Mrs. j. Feeley, of No. 352 Ramsey
street.
Miss Lizzie Coleman, who has been visit
ing in st. Paul has returned home to Rock
ford, III.
Mrs. T. S. McManus and children will ocl
cupy their old residence on Ramsey street
this week
]. B. Paysley, deputy county treasurer, left
with his family yesterday for vacation at
Forest lake.
Mrs. Julia C. Dorr, of Rutland, VT, is Wis
iting her son, Mr.. Russell S. Dorr, of Port
land avenue.
Master Clinton Jones has gone back to
Niagara Falls, where he has been at school
for two years.
Mrs. Augusta Fassler, of Buffalo, New
York, is the guest of Gen. and Mrs. Flower,
OF Ashland avenue.
Mrs. E. P. Horton, of Tilton street, left
for North Branch yesterday, for visit to her
new granddaughter.
E. c. Cauvett and family, accompanied
by Miss Bingham, of Brooklyn, n. Y, spent
yesterday in the city.
Services are resumed to-day at Unity
(Swedenborgian) church. Wabashaw street,
after the brief summer vacation.
Miss Matte E. Wheeler, of Rockford, who
has been visiting Miss E. A. Burbank, Of
Grove street. has returned home.
Miss Marie Haggerty, an accomplished
young vocalist of Burlington, Iowa, is visit
ing her cousins at 300 Goodrich avenue.
Mrs. Phillips, of Dayton avenue, is back
from the east, having visited at Long
Branch, and enjoyed the waters of Saratoga.
Francis Murphy speaks at the Grand Opera
house at $3.50 this afternoon. In connection
with the meeting will be a special song SER
vice.
Mrs. General Fuller, of Beividere, ILL.,,
who has a cottage by the lake at Bayfield,,
Wis, is visiting her mother. Mrs. j. R.
Irvine, Of this city.
Albert Gervas has returned from the east,
and may be seen during business hours at
his post, with Gustave Heineman, corner
Seventh and Jackson streets.
Miss Katie Garetty, daughter of Capt. F.
D. Garetty, of the Seventeenth infantry,
stationed at Fort Custer, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. J. NJ. Fisher, in st. Paul.
Cards of invitation are out for the mar
rage ceremony of Miss Mary E. Cleghorn
and J. L. Fuller, at No. 213 East Thirteenth
street, on Saturday, the 18th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Could who has been spend
ing the summer with relatives and friends in
st. Paul and vicinity. left for their home at
Albany, n. Y, last Tuesday evening.
Miss Ida Bickel, the talented daughter of
the Hon. Vim. Bickel, United States inter
nal revenue collector, left last week for the
young ladies seminary at Milwaukee, where
she will remain year.
The society birds begin to flock back o.
the city Miss Leonora Zahn has returned
from st. Cloud, Miss May Bracket is back
from Detroit lake; and Miss Minnie Schif
man is back from Port Huron.
The many friends of Mrs. II. H. Cords,
who visited during the summer with her sis
ter, Miss A. Nippolt, will greatly miss her
company here in st. Paul, as she left last
Friday for her home in Denver, Col.
Mr. Herman, son of the well known sena-
tor of New York state, is in St. Paul. The
gentleman is engaged in commerce, stoyes
and interior creature comforts being his line.
He represents a house in Utica, n. Y.
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Clinton Avenue NJ. E. church will be held at
Gymnasium hall, Susan street, West side,
Wednesday and Thursday, September II
and IS. A fine supper will be served.
The most pleasurable musical event that
has ever transpired on Dayton's bluff is an
ticipated in the benefit concert to be given
next Tuesday evening at the Atlantic Con-
gregational church by Mrs. B. F Rhodes.
Before leaving the city S. A. Baldwin will
give two organ concerts. The first will take
place at the House of Hope church Thursday
evening, Sept. IS. The second at the First
Baptist church, Thursday evening, Sept. 25
Mrs T. B. Beck, of St. Vincent, along
with her niece, Miss Hattie Gooding, is
visiting her many friends in st. Paul for a
few days. She is staying with her sister,
MIS-. a. LinuSdg SldlS, go NOSI 4hCOOal
street.
Gen. Lawlor, after seeing his son Mr. D. E.
settled in st. Paul, returned to his home in
Prairie On Chen. The general has four
sons, who are through college, or well under
way, with still others in the preparatory
studies.
There are some who believe that if free
public service would be maintained occa-
sionally, if not every Sunday, in some such
place as the Opera house, it would interest
and attract large class that do not attend
any church.
Mr. E. W. White, clerk at Gen. Terry IS
headquarters, is confined to his rooms at the
Clarendon. Mr. White is well known and
popular in St. Paul. and the announcement
of his illness will awaken the sympathy of a
host of friends here.
Mr.. Robert Mannheimer and Mr.. Ben
Goodkind are in the New York markets. and
their agents are in the European markets,
and therefore the windows of the Mann
heimer establishment on Third street are
redolent of the novelties of the world.
H. L. Williams of the New York bar, has
taken Horace Grecley's advice, and gives
preference to st. Paul. The gentleman has
not settled down to work yet. He comes
with good credentials, and has been warmly
welcomed by Gordon E. Cole and others.
Miss Mary W. Perry, of, Maiden, Mass,
and her cousin Miss Lizzie Nichols, of this
city, after pleasant visit of two weeks al
Fergus Falls, arrived in this city on Thurs
day. Miss Perry returns to her home in
Massachusetts tomorrow, having passed the
summer with her uncle, s. II. Nichols, CLERK