St. Paul daily globe., 1885-07-26

member of his cabinet, and, although Col.
Lamont will take a pleasure jaunt at the
same time the president does, he will go in
an opposite direction. DR.. Ward of AL
bany, an old friend of the president, will be
! his companion. They will make their head
quarters at little hotel in the woods, where
a telegraph instrument and wires will be
the only means of communication with the
outside world.
Mrs. Horace Helyar, whose portrait was
recently given in this correspondence, is
creating something of sensation at New
London and Newport. Her style of dress
ing is declared to be French. Mrs. Helyar's
bathing costume is of dark blue serge, and
| the corsage, though high, is sleeveless. She
wears black silk stockings and high-heeled
slippers.
Miss Toinette Ford of Shreveport La.
who was chaperoned in society last season
by the wife of Representative Blanchard, is
still visiting in this city, and is seen driving
behind q span of thOr0ughbreds, and the
way she handles the ribbons shows her to
De an expert at driving.
With the departure of the leading minis
ters of the diplomatic corps and their ladies
for the watering places and Europe, it was
expected there would be falling off in the
attendance of society people at the summer
opera. The reverse, however; has proved to
be the case, and theater parties are as pop
ular as ever.
Secretary Manning and his family expect
to leave for the seaside the first of August.
In the event of the secretary being unable
to leave the department at that time Mrs.
Manning and her daughter, Miss Molle
will go few days in advance of Mr.. Man
ming.
Mrs. William B. Hazen and her little son
went to Coney island on Tuesday. Later
they will proceed to Little Boar's Head,
near Portsmouth, Me-, for the remainder of
! the season. Gen. HaZen will sail from
New York for Liverpool on the 30th inst.
a party of young people from the city
Will give performance of ''PinafOre" at
Laurel. Nd, early in August. The cast
will embrace many clever amateurs, and
the crew will consist of members of the Po-
tomac and AnaloStan boat clubs.
| A private letter has been received in this
city by friend of Col. George Bliss, writ
ten EN- route to Alaska. who gives a glow
ing account of the mountains and scenery
around Tacoma, and declares that Puget
sound is the finest body of water of its
kind he ever set eyes upon.
1t has been currently reported that Miss
May Garrett had endowed a Quaker school.
This report has its only foundation in the
fact that her name is used as reference upon
the circulars of the Bryn Mawc Quaker
academy.
The departure of Gen. and Mrs. Logan
for Atlantic City was delayed several days
on account of their son, who has been suf-
fering greatly with his eyes, under the care
of DR.. Riley, the eminent oculist.
Mr.. and Madame Kuki spend August al
Block island. The madame has entirely
recovered her usually good health. Miss
kuh is spending the summer with her gov
| erneSS at Oakland.
| Gen. and Mrs. Mcclellan and Miss May
Mcclellan contemplate a trip to ManitOu
| Springs, Col, the great resort of the Rocky
Mountain region.
SenOr DOmingueZ has been again rendered
the position of minister plenipOtentiary
from the Argentine Republic to Spain.
Gen. and Mrs. p. III. Sheridan expect to
spend August at Cape st. Vincent and Sep
tember at West Point.