St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-30


Hawkins teachers claim that she has really
unusual talent.
The parlor concert at the residence Of
Rev. John Stafford last Thursday evening
was decided success. In spite of the rain
the attendance was large, and the entire
program was well rendered. Miss Bailey's
instrumental execution was faultless. Prof.
Lichtenberger's reading Subject, Sneezing)
was received with rounds of applause,
while Prof. Schafie's violin solo was espe-
cially fine.
A party of young ladies, chaperoned by
Mrs. James Middleton of st. Paul and Mrs.
Frank Middleton of Milwaukee, took tea at
Leips' Saturday evening in honor of Miss
Mamie Middleton of Chicago, who is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Carrie Middleton of
Hoffman avenue. The guests sailed around
the lake in the steamer Dispatch and in
dulged in hop at Leips' in the evening.
Mr.. J. G. Pond of the Northern Pacific,
with his wife, returned Friday from Yellow
stone park, after meeting delightful party
from TerTe Haute in Blanchard excursion
car. The party consisted of L. j. Hamilton
and wife, Misses Davis, T.Davis. G. Davis,
w. Davis, Miss Thomas, Miss Brownlee,
Mr.. Bridges and Mr.. Davis and sister.
Miss Emma Williams, an accomplished
young lady of Philadelphia who made
many pleasant acquaintance in st. Paul
three years since when here with the Ma
tional Medical association of which she is
a member, was the guest of Mrs. c. E.
Tanning of North street last week. Miss
Williams is to be married next month to
prominent Philadelphia gentleman.
The nuptials of Mr.. Harry De Turk and
Miss Ida Clare of Clear Water. The mar
riage was celebrated by their pastor on
Wednesday evening at the chapel on Sixth
street, in the presence of a select audience
and the near friends of the parties. The
young bride will be Eat home" to friends for
brief period at their apartments at the
Hotel Astoria.
Mrs Henry Hale of Lafayette avenue
entertained about one hundred and fifty of
the young society people of the city last
Thursday evening in honor of her nieces,
Miss Buck of LOckpOrt, n. Y, and Miss
Chapman of Brattleboro, VT. Tea was
served from $50 TO o'clock, after which
several hours were delightfully."- spent in
dancing.
A barge party arranged by DR.. Fulton
took place last Monday evening. The
steamer LOngfellOw and barge accommO-
dated the merry dancers, and although the
boats went aground on a sand-bar shortly
after leaving the levee the pleasure of the
occasion was not marred.
The reception given TO Bishop Andrews
OF Washington at the First NJ. Z. church
last Monday evening was most delightful
occasion, over $50 gathering to meet the
talented divine. A delicious collation. was
served and the evening was devoted to
social converse.
Mr.. Willis Hawkins of the Chicago News
is the guest of his father-in-law of Good
rich avenue, and will return to his home
next Friday accompanied by his wife and
two children, who have been tarTying in st.
Paul during the summer.
AT the Ryan last Tuesday were Gen.
Sherman, U. S. A, Mrs. Sherman, Miss
Sherman, Miss II. Z. Sherman; Mr.. p
Sherman, Mrs. Gen. Poe, Miss Poe, Miss
Betty Poe, Mr.. Orlando Poe; Col. j. L.
TOurtelotte, u. S. A.
Madame Fry and her accomplished daugh
tiers, aided by other eminent talent, will
give a concert at Market hall next Tuesday
evening under the auspices of the G.. A. II.
Acker Post No. 81. 1t will be a most en-
joyable affair.
A beautiful little boy angel took up his
abode at the residence of his parents Mr..
and Mrs. w. ii. Angel last Thursday.
Mr.. Angel, the governors private clerk,
now supports the honors of his Office with
great dignity.
Miss Mcmillan entertained quite a party
Of young ladies and gentlemen, invited to
meet Miss Rachel Sherman, last Wednesday
at White Bear lake. After an elegant re-
past the party INDUCED in a pleasant SAIL
on the lake.
Mr.. Henry Camp, who ten years since
resided in ST. Paul, has recently returned
and has again became associated with II.
G. Munger. Mr.. Camp will soon remove
his family from St. Louis to the metropo-
lis.
Wedding cards have been received I'm st,
Paul announcing the nuptials of Miss Ma
ME Richards, sister of Mr.. Harvey Richards
of Erie, Pa, TO Mr.. George Metcalf, to take
place on Sept. 8, at her home in Erie.
Mr.. Harry w. Carter, the pioneer dining
car conductor of the Northern Pacific rail-
road, was in town last evening. He only
weighs go pounds, and is an admirable adj
vertisement for his railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ii. Worden of Fort
Wayne, Ind, who have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID. Mason of Merriam Park
for the past two weeks, departed for their
home Thursday night.
The engagement of Mr.. F. A. Scott.
state inspector of steam boilers, to Miss
Nina BOughton Of Prescott, Wis, is an
nOunced. He is preparing a fine residence
on Dayton's bluff.
A distinguished party of railroad officials,
consisting of Roswell Miller, A. V. II. Car
penter and p. NJ. Myers of Milwaukee and
J. c. Easton of Lacrosse, are at the hotel
Ryan.
Mr.. J. 7. Caldwell and wife and Miss
Katie Frazier of Kentucky, who have been
visiting Judge and Mrs. Alexander of Lau-
rel avenue, left for their home on Monday
last.
The West Side Gymnasium association
gave a social dance and supper to thirty in
vited couples on Thursday evening last. A
delightful time was had by all present.
The Misses Mollie and Tillie Schoen-
heider, accomplished young ladies from
Wabasha, Mimi, are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. William Seng of Oak street.
Mr.. Z. V. Mickey left for Boston last
week, and will return in few weeks ac-
cOmpanied by his wife and the family of
his brother, Charles d. Mickey.
Milton Mobiles and his brother, A. II.
Taisey of Donnelly, and Mr.. J. X. Emerson,
wife and family, spent last Thursday with
Mr.. James Young at Delano.
Miss Geneva May Brown of Iglehart
street returned last Monday from visit of
two months duration with her grandparents
at Lake City and Zumbrota.
Emanuel Lyons, nephew of Mr.. Nathan
Lyons of this city, who has been spending
the summer here. has returned to his home,
New Haven, Conn.
Miss Mary Croghan, who has been visit
ing friends in Wisconsin and has amused
herself by catching speckled trout, will re-