St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-01

Mrs. w. c. Hobart, S14 Ninth street south,
| gave pleasant tea party Friday evening.
AT Prior lake p Ieasant picnic was given
by the employees of the Milwaukee shops.
A pleasant whist party was given Monday
evening by boarders at the Wessex hotel.
Mrs. Ell. Torrance, 2440 Park avenue, gave
| pleasant reception Thursday evening.
The Central Baptist church people pic
nicked at Lake Harriet Wednesday.
| WEDDINGS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.
| Miss Minnie Darrach and Charles L. Smith
were united in marriage Wednesday evening
at the residence of the brides sister on
| Twentieth street. A large number of friends
| witnessed the ceremony.
Mrs. Lizzie Carell and William Ford were
united in marriage Friday by Rev. Father
John ID. Rush, at Holy Rosary church.
AT the residence of Rev. d. E. Wells, on
| Monday evening, Fred c. Irons and Kate Nc
Alloy were made man and wife.
Thomas Connolly, an employe of the post
Office, and Miss Kate E. Langen were married
recently at Holy Rosary church.
Miss Minnie Godfrey and d. W. Ham were
married Wednesday evening and are now in
| Philadelphia on a wedding tour.
Among the weddings to take place in the
near futul is that of Miss Nellie Gardner of
Vine Place, and Orville Watts.
PERSONAL NOTES.
During the week marriage licenses were
issued to the following persons: NJ. A. Scott
and Angelina Tam, F. C. Irons and Kate
! McAboy, Thomas Boudy and Rebecca Mar
! shall, John Everlof and Hitti Hernberg, B. f.
Karnes and Nellie Cleaves. E. A. Gilbert and
e. johnson, o. J. Dickinson and
Ella L. Paine. L. S. Hntchins and
Callie Pierson, August A. Ripezinske and
Mary Cook, Charles T. Smith and Minnie
| Darrach, d. w. Ham and Minnie Godfrey,
| Rinhard Siske and Berth Lutke, Andrew
| William
and Lizzie Carell. Albert Johnson and Annie
| Peterson n. j. Nelson and Lottie F. Iceberg,
| William Humid and Annie Kraemer, Henry
Johnson and Christine NJ. Hansen, L. W.
! Capron and Anna B. Moore.
The residence of Capt. P. P. Swenson has
been particularly merry the past few days.
| The captain and his estimable wife have been
| entertaining coterie of old-time friends,
composed of Mrs. J. G. Westfeld of Wilmott,
| ILL.,. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. A. Gedney Of Minneapo-
| lis, Mrs. A. NJ. McCracken of Brooklyn, Mr..
and Mrs. William Murdoch of Chicago, and
Mrs. n. Ham burg and son of Minneapolis.
Mrs. j. g. Warner has returned from a visit
to Austin. She was accompanied by Misses
Matte Ellis, Gertrude Sherwood and Ella
Anderson of Austin, who will visit friends in
the city.
J. W. Vermillion, master mechanic of the
Missouri Pacific railroad shops, accompanied
| by his wife, has been spending some days
visiting Mrs. Cameron and Mrs. Foltz, his
| sisters.
Thursday morning George Fl. Lee and Mrs.
NJ. c. Dempsey of Cleveland returned home,
| after spenping a week with their sister, Mrs.
J. A. McIn tyre.
| W. f. Rankin of Hanover, Ind, and Prof.
T. J. Charlton and wife of Plainfeld, Ind, are
| visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Rankin, 1886 Third
| avenue south.
Gen. Logan and wife are expected to visit
| Minneapolis on their return from the ma
nnt of fha OF Coz
| Francisco.
Mrs. Julia Harris, mother of A. c. Harris,
of the Journal, left last evening for an East
ern trip Her son will accompany her some
| distance.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Hoff1in, Henry S. Gar
| field and Frank Knoblauch are at Yellowstone
PARK, Where they will remain about a week.
Misses LESSEE Richardson and Nellie Gay
hart of Marshalltown, Ia, are visiting P. c.
| Richardson, 1251S Portland avenue.
Mrs A. j, Phelps went to Beaver Dam, Wis,
| Monday, in response to telegram informing
| her of the death of her brother there.
George w. Rowan of Niagara Falls, accom-
| panied by his wife, is visiting his sister, Mrs.
L. w. Scott, so Fifth avenue south.
J. 7. Harrison left for New York Wednes-
| day, in company with his brother, Rev. Mr..
Harrison, who goes to France.
Rev. and Mrs. w. D. Harrington of James,
towE, Oak, have been visiting Mrs. Sarah
Mrs. Thomas A. Hendricks, who las been
visiting friends in Minneapolis, has returned
to her home in the East.
| Rev. j. H. Hudson of Washingt on, O., has
| returned to Minneapolis. where he will make
! his home in the future.
Mrs. Van Astine, at her home on Chestnut
| avenve, has been entertaining Mrs. Albert
| Daggett of Vicelli, Cal.
Mrs. Mary Plunket, president Of the Mich.
1gan Mental Science College, Detroit, is visit
ing friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Luben, with their sons,
Masters Willie and Charlie, are sojourning at
Big Stone City, Oak.
Mrs. G. S. Butler has recovered from her
| late accident and will sing at the First Bap-
fist church to-day.
Miss Efie Christianson, principal of the
Langland school of Chicago, is the guest OF
Mrs. II. f. Lamp.
Mrs. E. Tunison of Ssseton agency, OAK
is visiting Mrs, W. c. j. Hermann, 2640 Second
avenue south.
Misses Hattie and Kittie Hays of Rochester
n. Y, are visiting ut the residence of Rev. c.
A. Van Anda.
Rev. Dr.. Ketchell of Middl ebury, VT, is
the guest of his son, S. r. Ketchell, 12S High
land avenue.
Mrs. A. Kenyon is entertaining Mrs. Mary
Van Burton and Miss Mamie Harvey OF
Batavia, Ill.
Miss hdlie Ilor, d udugnCcr OF COl. Hler Oh
Fond du Lac, Wis, is the guest of Miss Min
ME Brander.
Miss Belle Bennett, III Island avenue, is
entertaining Miss Sarah Hutchirs of Des
Moines. Ia.
Miss Lille Simons and Mrs. B. Haines OF
Kansas City have been visiting Minneapolis
friends.
I. A. Harrison, who has been dangerously
ill for some time past, is considered out Of
danger.
Mrs. T. L. Clark is in Buffalo. this state
where she will remain. some weeks visiting
friends.
Rev. Mr.. Campbell, pastor of the FRS
Presbyterian church, is Off on months va
cation.
H. w. Trusley, of the Lyons. N Y, Repub
lican, visited friends IN this city the pas
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Lawrence, of Kansas
City, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A ]. Blethen.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. 2. Tay lor have returned t,
Minneapolis after an absence of five weeks.
Prof. j. B. Parkinson of the Wisconsin
State university was in the city Tuesday.
Ezra Farnsworth and family are now in thu
East, where they will remain some time.
Rev. Arthur Little, D. D., and daughters O
Chicago are the guests of G. H. Woods.
Miss Alice Thompson of st. Paul WIS the
guest OF the Misses Bagby, Wednesday.
W. E. Haskell of the Tribune and E. A. Gay
OF the Presbyterian are in the East.
Mrs. Maggie Barnes of Omaha. Neb, is Wis
iting the family of Lieut.-Co Hill.
Miss B ertha Spragu Of Wisconsin is visit
/, ing T. G. Spragne, her brother.
Miss Fife Christensen of Chicago is visitins
the family of Prof. J. H. Lamp.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Clelland of Cleveland O.,
are the guests of o. j. Griffeth
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs John Mar
tin went to Duluth on visit.
Eugene J. Swan has gone East to ioin hi
family at Hancock Point, Me.