St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-21


Mr.. Ford.
| The people of st. Paul were quite liberal
in patronizing the Thomas festival at Min
neapolis and contributed quite largely to
the support of that enterprise, bearing no
malice because the sister city increased the
exchequer of the st. Paul May festival only
to the magnificent amount of $42.50.
| Among the tourists who found pleasant
quarters at the Merchants hotel last week
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kennedy Todd of
New York, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Caldwell
of Kingston, and ID. r. Robertson and lady
OF Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Ostrander are guests
Of Mrs. j. Fl. Anderson of st. Peter street.
They will remain here for some weeks, and
in the fall Mr.. Ostrander will join one of
the finest theatrical parties in the country
as advance agent
Pleasure and charity will be charmingly
combined by the West siders at the skating
rink in that ward next Tuesday evening,
when strawberry festival will be given
for the benefit of the Clinton Avenue NJ
E. church.
Now look out for odes and songs dedi-
Gated to the Bertholdi statue of liberty
sat Home" has had three offered in the last
three hours. 1t is grand theme, and will
make good subject for amateurs to prac-
tice on.
Mr.. Joseph Poupeney, recently of St.
Louis has taken residence in ST. Paul. and
is with the house of Streissguth & Drake.
1t has long been Mr.. Poupeney's ambition
to live in the metropolis of the bright North
west.
The "Joseph club" was delightfully."- en-
tertained by Miss Josie Winterhalter of
Rice park last Wednesday evening. The
members of this charming social club all
bear the name of Josephine or Joseph.
Mrs. Leila Stevens left last Friday to
visit friends in Colorado. During the sum-
mer she will fill her portfolio with sketches
Of the grand mountain scenery and elaborate
them on her return in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Shelby, formerly OF
Shelby's Academy of Music, Chicago, were
visiting friends in St. Paul last week. Mr..
Shelby will probably act as manager for
Maud Granger next season.
Miss Pier of New York, who was recently
the guest of Mrs. Kenneth Clark, arrived
in England yesterday. She is accompanied
by her uncle, Mr.. Gerry Pier, and will
spend the summer abroad.
The reception held last Friday evening
for the visiting physicians Of the state, by
Drs. Stone, Wheaton and Stewart and their
good ladies, was extremely recherche and
numerously attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Hanson, for
merly Of Ashland avenue, have relinquished
their pretty home and will leave this week
for Indianapolis, where Mr.. Hanson will
engage in business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh of Omaha, friends of
Mayor Rice, passed several days in st. Paul
last week, after attending the closing eXer-
ciseS at Shattuck hall, Faribault, where
they have two sons.
A pleasant reception was rendered Rev.
DR.. Sewer, pastor of the Park Congrega-
tional church, at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. ThurstOn of Summit avenue, last Thurs
day evening.
Miss Newport of Summit avenue arrived
home from New York, where she has been
at school, last Thursday, accompanied by
her schoolmate, Miss Hopkins of New
York.
Mr.. W. F. Sibley, the oldest conductor
on the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul rail-
way, has, with his family, taken possession
of his new and beautiful home at Union
Park.
The first of series of Tuesday evening
sociables was held at the school building of
the church of st. John the Evangelist last
week, and it was highly enjoyable.
Mrs. w. A. Kindred and children of
Fargo, who have been guests other parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Snow, for some time
past, left for their home last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brugh and Mr.. Truman,
landlords of the new Ryan, will prove valu-
able acquisitions to st. Paul social circles
MI. Truman is widower.
Mrs. T. w. Teasdale and two children
are visiting relatives in Missouri Mr.. Teas
dale leaves to-day to join them. They will
return by the river.
| Judge r. B. Galusha, Robert Mann
heimer and DR.. Charles Smith have moved
to their cottages ornee, at Cottage park,
White Bear lake.
Mrs. DR.. Sloan and her daughter, Mrs.
| Capt. Hyre of Baltimore, are domiciled at
the Merchants and will probably pass the
summer here.
The young people of Jackson Street M
E. church will enjoy the national holiday in
a natural and delightful manner at Lake
Minnetonka.
|
street and Mrs. Capt. S. l.. Brearley of
Minneapolis are visiting their parents in
Milwaukee.
Col. L. A. Roberts, now engaged on a
government boat ON the upper Missouri
river, visited his family on Summit avenue
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mulvehill, who have been
spending their honeymoon at Lake Mime
tonka, are now ''at home" at the Windsor
hotel.
The formal opening party at Hotel La
fayette will be given on the 3Oth inst, un-
der the direction of Prof. r. Ell. Evans.
Miss Alice FOrepaugh returned last week
from school at Baltimore. Miss Alice Bige-
low has also returned from school.
Berries and cream will be served by the
Dayton Bluff Athletic club at BIasing's hall
on next Thursday evening".
Mr.. Albert Soheffer is accompanied on
his trip to Portland, Me-, by Mrs. Scheffer
and Mrs. Siebold.
Miss Grace Farnsworth of Deer Lodge,
Mont, is visiting Miss Murphy of Jackson
street.
Mr.. Frank Newell has returned from a
pleasant trip to the shores of Lake ST.
Croix.
Mrs. L. R. Cummings and three children
of East Fourth street are visiting friends in
Iowa.
Miss Josie Watson of Sleepy Eye is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Gray of Holly ave-
nue..
Mr.. John Matheis and family have taken
possession of their White Bear lake cottage
| Hon. Alex Mckenzie and wife of Bis
marck are at the Merchants hotel.
1 THE LADY RAMBLER.
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