St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-23

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Henry, William Taylor, wife and child, +.
ID. w. Morse, c. c. Farnham, wife and
child, John Paul, G. f. Byrens, J. c. APP
plegate, G. w. Felt, Mrs. Ii. Fuller, G. S.
COnfield and wife, Brainerd; William Pat
tie. Mortified; j. Coleman, Duluth; w.
Ii. Weed, Winona.
A few of the many tourists that enjoyed
the delights of the Ryan last week were:
Mr. and Mrs. ii. NJ. Martin, Boston: L. III.
| Wigton and wife, Altoona, Pa; Mrs. S.
c. Moody, Miss Annie Moody, DR.. Moody,
Louisville; Mrs. Maben and three children,
Miss Farwell, Mason City; J. p. Vastine
and wife, b. Vastine, st. Louis; Ii. c. Rev
and wife and two children. Miss Rev. Miss
Anna Rev, G. Fox and wife, j. G. Becker
and wife, Chicago; Miss Emma Blot, Lon
don, Eng; ID. w. Higbee and wife, w. G.
Emerson and wife. Boston; j. b. Taylor
and wife, Freeport: W. T. Young, Misses
Mary and Jennie Young, c. II. Young,
Clinton, Ia; j. B. Muddon, Miss Mary
Mundon, Leavenworth: G. f. Hamilton and
wife. Fond du Lac; J. II. Porter and wife,
Cincinnati, Mrs. j. c. Davis Mrs. Z. II.
Davis. Miss George Davis, Master Davis,
Mt. Holly.
The regular guests at Hotel Ryan have
delightful informal entertainments in the
evenings. One especially pleasant was
held last Friday, when Mrs. George Acker
and Miss Patten of Cincinnati rendered
some delightful piano solos; Mrs. J. II.
Brugh contributed exquisite vocal numbers;
Mr.. Thompson gave Tecitations from the
poets: DR.. Richie shone as a humorist and
vocalist: Mrs. Jerry Platt sang several
beautiful songs; Miss Bacon rendered
charming recitations, and Mr.. Patten and
Col. George b. ClaSon sang and told stories.
They know how to enjoy themselves at the
Ryan.
Last Tuesday evening Horace Dunno,
formerly of the GLOBE. and now private
secretary TO Mayor Rice. was quietly mar
ried to Maggie Hartshon. The wedding
took place at the residence of Rev. DIR.
Forbes Of the jackson Street NJ. L. church,
and after the ceremony the young couple
proceeded to their pretty home, No. 176
West Ninth street. The good wishes Of
hosts OF warm friends follow them in their
new relations.
A tournament will be held at MinnetOnka
Beach between the ST. Paul and the Delta
lawn tennis clubs of ST. Paul, Aug. 20.
The grounds are being fixed. and good
| playing is expected. as both clubs expect
their representatives TO win. The names of
the players are not known yet, but there
will be three singles and two doubles.
a prize racket is TO be given to the winner
of the first single. being presented by the
st. Paul Book d Stationery company.
Miss Minnie l.. Triplett of st. Louis,
! Mo-, the accomplished niece Of Mrs. NJ. III.
| Williamson of No. 535 Robert street, was
united in marriage in the City of Mexico on
July p ult. TO Mr.. Emerson w. Gould,
Jr., member of the firm of Finlay d Co..
wholesale merchants of that city. They
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friends who greatly regret her departure
! from the states.
On September and 10 the Madame Fry
/ Concert company will give delightful con
certs at Market hall for the benefit of
Acker Post, G. A. r. The company in
! cludes Madame Fry and three talented
daughters besides other fine talent. and
| they are recognized as the best troupe of
artists i'm the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burritt have returned to
their home at Elgin after a pleasant trip to
| Miles City and a two weeks visit in st.
Paul and surrounding points. Mr. Burritt
| is large land owner of Elgin, having
about fifty tenants to look after, and other
wise largely interested.
Mrs. Gov. Hubbard and Mrs. !. II. Brugh
of the Ryan returned last week from visit
to the Yellowstone park. The ladies are
enthusiastic as to the beauties of the famous
and wonderful country, and were particu-
larly pleased with the excitement and pleas
ure of broncho riding.
The Happy Home club were handsomely
entertained by Mrs. j. A. Bailey of lyle
hart street last Friday evening. The affair
was pleasantly embellished by piano solos
by Prof. Wheaton and Miss Hackett, and
vocal selections by Mrs. Tanning.
A moonlight excursion on the river will
be given by the Ladies' Industrial society of
Dayton's bluff on Wednesday evening.
Aug. 26. There will be dancing and re-
freShments. The boat will start at p. IN.
Mr.. Fred. i. Thornton and wife of Chi
cagO, have taken up their residence i'm this
city Mrs. 7. is a highly accomplished
musician, and will be a valuable acquisition
to st. Pauls society.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Dalton and Mr. and
Mrs. Cunningham Of Chippewa Falls are
! guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. b. Duncan of
Carroll street. Mr.. Cunningham is the
mayor of his city.
The ST. Paul Boat club will give a steam
boat excursion on the river next Tuesday
evening. Should Tuesday prove unpleas-
ant the excursion will take place on Thurs
day.
Miss Hattie Reid of Montgomery. Ala. is
on visit TO her uncle, II. J. Reid. esq,
and is stopping for the present with Mrs
! Shiels, 5l7 Wabasha. opposite the capitol.
Mr. and Mrs. Nealy Walk of Quincy. who
have been visiting the lakes during the
season. on their way home last week spent
a few days with Mrs. Morgan of this city.
Last week handsomely engraved cards
were sent ont bearing the compliments of
| Charles w. Graves, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
+. Graves, born July %, 1885"
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Worden of Fort Wayne.
and Miss May Manlove of Logansport,
Ind, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID.
Mason at Merriam Park.
Mrs. John Frey and Miss Ada Frey of
| Lafayette avenue returned TO the city on
Friday from a months visit TO friends in
Dalton, n. Y.
Mrs. j. Bell of Merriam Park left last
week with her youngest son TO spend a
month with her sister, Mrs. Singleton of
North Branch.
Col. and Mrs. r. N. Newport of Sum-
NIT avenue will hold reception on Tues
day evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
". Peet.
Bishop E. G.. Andrews of the Methodist
! Episcopal church, Washington. ID. c.. is
the guest of Rev. John Stafford, T0S Burr
street.
dent of Madison university. has been a
guest Of Mr.. J. c. Terry Of White Bear
lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Grote and children have
returned from Waconia. The youngest