St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-24
visiting her brotherjn-law, Joseph Roulear
of st. Peter street.

visiting her brotherjn-law, Joseph Rouleau
of st. Peter street.
w. II. Temple will return from New
York to again reside In st. Paul
Surgeon William B. Davis, u. S.. A., and
wife were in st. Paul on Wednesday.
Mrs. DIR. Baker and son of Hudson are
visiting Dr. Baker of Wabasha street.
DIR. George III. Knight and wife of Fari-
bault were in ST. Paul during the week.
Fred G. Wheeler, accompanied by Miss
Matte Wheeler, returned from Milwaukee
on Friday.
Gen. Alexander and his daughter, Mrs.
Col. Lieben, have returned from winters
visit in Washington.
Mrs. s. l.. Moore has returned to st.
Paul and Is now at home to her friends at
No. 457 Ashland avenue.
Judge Holman of the superior court of
indianapolis was in the city on Tuesday,
accompanied by his wife.
Col. Thomas Barr, judge advocate, U. S.
A., was in the city with Secretary Endi-
colts party during the week.
Mrs. H. L. Carver and Miss Nellie
Carver will return this week from the
South, where they have been spending the
winter
Bishop Irelands guests, Archbishop
Gross of Portland, Ore, and Bishop Clio
rieuX of Idaho, left on Tuesday for their
respective dioceses.
The ladies of the Parish Aid society of
st. Johu's churchwill give strawberry fes-
tival in the school building, Thursday, the
2Sth, during the afternoon and evening.
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Miss Nellie, departed ON an eastern tour on
Thursday, from which they will return ac-
companied by Miss Alice Bigelow, who has
completed her studies at an Eastern semi
nary.
The ladies of the. Christian church will
give strawberry and ice cream festival at
Guiterman block, first floor, No. 81 East
Seventh street, opposite the Gospel Tenn
peranee union, ON Friday evening, May 30,
from to 10 O'Clock, for the benefit of the
church.
Mr.. William Golcher an old resid ent of
st. Paul, returned from San Francisco,
which he now makes his home, on Thurs
day. He was preceded ON Monday by his
daughter-in-law, Mrs. w. j. Golcher who
Will visit her sister, Mrs. HughsOn of Day
ton avenue during the summer. u
The following st. Paul people were in
Chicago during the week: Mrs. c.. A. Nell
son and son, r. Warner Miss Ella Lobe,
Miss n. De Long, Mrs. D. Gonowell, G. w.
Kibble, John Douglas, M. A. Clark, w. S.
Alexander, c. w. Mcintyre, John H.
Schuyler, Mrs. III. L. Moss, Eben Wells,
Mrs. f. Fleckenstein, c. A. Rice, w. L.
MaXfield and A. w. Winslow.
Miss Hindes of West Fifth street is enter
tanning her sister. Mrs. f. A. Barrett Of
Paris. France. Mrs. Barrett is accompall-
led by her son Harvey, who has been show
ing the lads in large Partisan boarding
school what can be done by AN American
boy. Though only Ii, he made the voyage
alone and declares that France can't hold a
candle to the United States, and that he
never wants to return.
Mrs. Ellen Dunn Birch of New Orleans,
La, is visiting here as the guest of Mrs.
Thomas III. Lyles. She was the wife of
the late Oscar j. Dunn, lieutenant COVER
nor of Louisiana, and upon his death mar
ried the late Senator j. Henri Birch of that
state. Mrs.. Birch is one of the most dis
tinguished colored ladies of this country
and has been intimately connected with the
politics of Louisiana holding offices under
the state and city government and in the
United States mint at New Orleans for the
past seven years. A lady of culture and
education, she has been the guest of the
most prominent people of the nation, among
others of Gen. Grant and wife, Presidents
Hayes and Garfield and Senators Conkling
and H0ar.