St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-12


and Miss Mae Murphy. Mr.. and Mrs Wlliiahi
S. Combs. Mr.. and Mrs. X. p Cullen Mr.. ana
Mrs William NJ. Bushnell, Mr.. and MIS- Z. e.
Conantz, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Crazy, Mr.. anu
Mrs Henry L. Sinons, Mr. and Mrs H.
Burton, Mr.. and Mrs. J. 5. Robertson, Mr.
and Mrs W L. Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs. H. a.
w. Thompson. of Hastings, Mr.. and Mrs. >.
C. Stout. Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Jewett Mr. and
Mrs l.. w French, Mr.. and Mrs. |. r. Jen-
kins, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Kellogg,
Mr. and Mrs f. E. Hughson,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. hudson,
Mrs. ]. c. Racquet, Mr.. and Mrs. a. q. Long
and X. C. Munger, II. L. Carver. W. d. Cor
nish. John j. Buckhout. MILFORD c. Wilson,
William A Van Slyke Hart n. Cook, William
r. Burkhardt, +. A. krch, w. f. Fiheid, j.
H Dorsey. 4. L. Cox, Sheriff Frederick
Richter. J. B. Hawey, George 5. Acker, Il.
z. Bias sford, Alexander Adams, Charles r.
Connolly, William Rhodes. \. c. Grewe. John
A. Higgins, William ROdger, j. c. Fisher, I.
L. Kerr, F. W. Zallman, all of this city, and
the following invited guests: Senator and
Mrs. W. c. Wiliston, of Red Wing; Mr.. and
Mrs. W. +. Disney. C. A. Hubbard, Calvin
Neal and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Dickerman, of
Lake City; and Mrs. FL. j. Willis, of W1nOna.
HERE AND THERE.
At the first entertainment this season given
by the Crusaders, Tuesday evening, Revs-
Fathers Gibbons aud Bvrnes, President Car
rer6 duU y. htiil IhiuO ShOib tiSSoNo,
and instrumental music and recitations were
presented by the Misses Bolander, Johnson,
Falk and Risdin and MeSSrS. Grathwell. L M
land, Lynch, Morrow, Carter and Cruch. The
next entertainment will be given Tuesday,
the 2lSt.
The officers elected by the Redotta club of
Merriam Park, at its annual meeting Thurs
day evening" were: President, o. Rowley;
vice-president, T. c. Stevens; secretary and
treasurer, B. A. Provost; executive commit
tee, Dr. E. S. Eddy, a. G. Clansen and B. z.
Baker. The first sociable and progressive
euchre party will be given Friday evening,
Oct S.
The visits of Mrs. W. J. Florence to St.
Paul are always interesting occasions for the
ladies', for the charming actress is one of the
best dressers in the world. During the first
three nights of the week the opera house
will be well attended by those who admire
both exquisite costumes and exquisite acting.
VIII. Hazard, president of the Brooklyn
Street railway; John French, late commits
sioner of public works. and MesSrs. bradley
and Ingram, all of Brooklyn, were escorted
around the city by George H. Hazard. They
have taken their departure for the Yellow
stone park and California.
The tenth birthday of Miss Minnie Rogers
daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth 4. Rogers, Oh NO.
S34 Ramsey street, was celebrated yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Rogers presented her daugh-
ter with magnificent Knabe piano, and other
presents were received from Mrs. j. g. Don
nelly and other friends.
The Misses Lucy Higbee Isabella Brinker-
hoff, Maggie Burdick, Alice Andrews, Mary
Hart and Georgia Luley and Messrs- Henry
and Willie Winsgate and Frank Higbee have
gone to Mortified TO attend Carleton college,
The Misses Grace Fiske, Mary FAINT, Clara
Hotter, Pearl Davenport, En- Green and
Katie Wilson, and Messrs. S. Wheaton and ID.
d. Davenport constituted party of travel
ers at the Merchants Wednesday for dinner.
DR.. Holcombe and Fred Hand, of New
Jersey, and Miss Katie Donabue, Mrs. Addie
Westervelt, and Master Willie Nee, of Fari-
bault. have been the guests of Mrs. Kate Is.
Clarke, of 702 Geranium street
Mrs. Augustus NJ. Serbia and Mr. George
Serbia, of New York, and Mr.. Herbert Tor
rev. of Boston, who have been the guests of
Hon. H. NJ. Knox, 2S4 South Exchange street,
have returned to their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs G. r. Sterling, of Red Wing;
Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Beggs, of Hudson, and
Mrs f. F. Walker and Miss Walker of
DUBUQUE Ia, were among guests at the Sher-
man during the week.
Judge L. c. Collins, of Chicago. and ex-Gov.
Hamilton, of Illinois, who were entertain ed
by Fred G. Insersoll at the Minnesota club,
Monday night, are now at Geneva beach,
Alexandria, fishing.
j
CATION, will leave for Meridian, Miss, Tues
day. where he has accepted q CALL He will
be at home at No. Ia East Eleventh street
until then.
Capt. Quinn, of the United States engineers,
is soon to be transferred to Duluth. His SON.
in-law, L. A. Robert, and Mrs. Robert Of
Summit avenue, will shortly move to Duluth.
A party of young people will gather at Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. brakes, No. 610 Temperance
tl;o To aalah rafa
enth birthday of their daughter, Miss Ida.
Samuel Potter expects his mother,
sister and niece from Europe soon. He re-
ceived a telegram from them from New York,
Friday. They will make long visit here
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Dale, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Wells, Miss A. Wells, Miss B. Wells
and Irwin Wells, of Savannah, Ca, passed
through the city on their way home.
Miss Eta aHawkins. well-known young
artistic of ST. Paul. will appear as Possy in
DeMilIe's railway drama, ''The Main Line at
the New York Lyceum. Sept 49,
Mrs Daniel Burns and her daughter, Mrs.
William Perthesius, of Milwaukee, spent last
week among friends in this city.
The Misses Thorn, of New Orleans, who
have been stopping at the Hotel Ryan for
some time, went to Duluth. Friday, to be the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cutler
Rev. DIR. Frender. the successor of Rabbi J.
gave a reception to his new friends at the
Standard club, Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whitney. of Wauke-
gan, H., were the guests of Dr. Ed Snyder.
Dr. A. Stone entertained Mr.. Whitney at the
Minnesota club Friday night.
Mrs. J. P. McHugh. Miss N. McHugh and
Mrs, s. j. Andrews, of Hastings, and Miss
Nora RingrOse, of Aberdeen, OAK, spent
day at the Sherman together.
into mt Of fINa
National park, was at the Merchants, en- route
with his family to ST. Louis. He called upon
Gen. Ruger, at Fort Smelling.
The Misses Katie and Lydia Graham, daugh-
tiers of W. c. Graham. who made long sum-
mer visit to Mr.. Graham's ranch near Fred
erick, Oak, are home again.
Messrs. William H. Parker and Louisa G..
Parker and Miss Clara E. Parker, of Dead
wood. and Miss Lizzie Holloway, of Nebraska
were in st. Paul Thursday.
General Manager Parker has appointed W.
K Murcer, a brother-in-aw of A. L. Lewis,
as his assistant Mr.. Murcer will make his
home in the Sixth ward.
Hon. John C. Sherman, of Mason City, Ia,
district attorney of the Eighth judicial district
of Iowa, was the guest of his brother-in-law,
John H. Ives, Thursday.
Miss Dottie Trowbridge gave very pleas
ant party to about twenty young friends
Wednesday, entertaining them with games,
music and refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Bell and family, of
Merriam Park, have returned from New
York state where they have been visiting
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Hord, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Camp Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Deniss and
Miss D. Kerr of San Antonio, Tex. were at
the Ryan yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Hall and the Misses
Sally, Pearl, Chloa and Jessie Hall and Charles
o. Hall, of Cincinnati, spent the early part of
the week in St. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T, Field. of Lawrence,
Kas., and Mrs. p. D. Hosford, of Dubuque,
mother of Mrs. Field, were at the Merchants
together last week.
Prof. and Mrs. John Clark, of O5erlin. and
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Clark and Miss Clara
Wheeler, of Minneapolis, dined together at
the Ryan Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs E. P. Sanborn have returned
from the Atlantic coast, accompanied by Miss
Davis, of Princeton, Mass, who will visit
them for time.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Mills and Mrs. S. E.