St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-28
ing friends in this city and Minneapolis for

ing friends in this city and Minneapolis for
the past four months, will return to her
home in Salamanca, N. Y, on Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. F. B. Hannis of Buffalo
were at the Merchants yesterday, and in
the evening he departed for home, while
she left for Denver to visit friends.
Capitol council of the Northwestern Lee
gion of Honor will give grand reception,
with dancing, at Grand Army hall on jack
son street next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. James Torrance, an architect from
GLASGOW, Scotland, arrived in st. Paul last
week, and will remain here, living with his,
brother, Mr.. William Torrance.
Miss May Newson and friends have en-
gagged a pretty little cottage at Lake Min
netonka and they will have merry time
during the school vacation.
Mr.. C. Messenger of the New Y ork, Lake
Erie e. Western railway, at Salamanca, N.
Y, is jim the city, the guest of John III.
Langton, at the Clarendon.
Mr.. Milton Griggs of Summit avenue has
gone East to visit his old chums at Yale
college and attend the closing college fes-
tivities.
Mrs. Steigers and her two children of st.
Louis will arrive at ''The Anchorage" the
home Of her father, A. L. Larpenteur, this
week.
Mr.. Hunt NJ. Butler, an old St. Paul boy,
is travelling in Europe. He was last heard
from in Paris when about to start for Rus
STA.
No less than five matrimonial engage
mentS are reported among the young BROTH
ers and sisters Of the First Baptist church.
The young people of Christ church had a
very enjoyable evening at the guild rooms,
with music, etc., last Thursday evening.
81. H. Gregg and son of New Lisbon, o.,
are making their annual summer visit to
ST. Paul, and are at the Windsor.
The Misses Thurston of Summit avenue
are visiting the family of Hon. E. b.
Hutchinson of Madison, Wis.
Col Chauncey w. Griggs and family
have removed to their summer cottage at
Spring Park, Minnetonka.
Senator J. II. Ackermann and family of
Young America, Mimi, visited friends in
the city during the week.
Mrs. Leigh and Miss Leigh of Eden Prai-
RE are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh of
Hennepin avenue.
Miss Mamie Weller and Miss Emily Pom
eroy are guests of Mrs. E. A. Weller of up
per Third street.
Mr.. Fred NJ. Hustled of San Francisco is
visiting old schoolmates in ST. Paul and
Minneapolis.
Miss Kate Verplanck of New York is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. p. Verplanck Of East
Tenth street.
Miss Sanderson of Philadelphia is visiting
Mrs Edmund Allis and will remain for sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. E. E. Scribner of Portland avenve
will leave for Chicago and the East this
week.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Nichols will move
their pretty White Bear lake cottage this
week.
Mr.. G. D. Mickey and wife and Mrs. E.
V. Mickey are visiting relatives in Boston.
Miss Fora Hams, niece of Mrs. Lizzie
Hams, is visiting friends in West St. Paul.
Miss McCloud of Glen Iris. N. Y, is Wis
iting her brother, D. II. McCloud, Esq.
Mr.. and Mrs. William George have be-
come dOmiciled at the Windsor.
j. B. Stewart and family of Quincy, ILL.,,
are guests at the Windsor.
Miss Hattie Newson will visit friends in
the East this summer.
Mr.. D. D. Merrill, Jr., has returned from
sojourn in the East.
Mr.. W. J. Macauley and wife are at Rat
Portage, Manitoba.