St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-06

brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs Dillon will be
at home to their friends after June 10 ut 476
Cedar street.
The following gentlemen, with their fam
lilies. nave taken cottages for the season ut
White Bear: Il. NJ Marvin, C. ID. O'Brien,
William Dawson, c. L. Smith, John Matheis,
George h. Finch, Mr.. Flagg, George s. Gan
nett.
The st. Paul Press club gave its first enter
tainment ut the opera house, Monday even
ing, aud it proved what had been propheSied
Tor 1.-THE best musical entertainment ever
given 10y local talent in the city.
Cards are out for the marriage of DR. j. b.
Darling OF West st. Paul. and Miss jeanette
Scheher, daughter Ct Mr. and Mrs. j. Ii.
Schener of Chicago. The ceremony Will be
performed in Chicago, June Is.
The annual straw berry festival of the home
! for the friendlcss, viii take place at the home
on Carroll street next Friday from to 10 p
III. Friends OF the institution will be cordially
welcomed by the managers.
| Miss Josie Winterhalter, of Market street,
| entertained about twenty lady fridnds yes
tercay afternoon and NJ tea. The Rice park
| concert formed pleasant part Of the pro-
! gram.
Cards are out for the wedding of George o.
Nettleton and Miss Martha Pollock which
viii occur ut ) O'Clock on the 10Th inst. ut
Dayton Avenue Presbyterian chulch.
Lieut.. ]. NJ. Burns, aiGe-de-cmnp on the
| stan OF Gen. David 5. Stanley, United States
army, was in the city Friday with his family.
They are ell route TO Fort Yates, Oak.
Thomas G. Carson and daughter, of Con-
n ecticut, will arrive i'll st. Paul on Monday
and will be the guests of Mrs. A. c. Thorn
ton, 173 West Third street.
a musical and literary entertainment was
given at the rooms of the Temperance union
/ Saturday evening, before 2 gOod-SiZed ana APP
preciative audience.
of o. tyya Mrs
James HIrst at the residence of his sister,
Mrs. S. W. Board, 166 Pleasant avenue, on
Tuesday evening last.
John Summers, proprietor of the Windsor,
who has been East for the past three weeks
attending & meeting OF hotel men, has re-
| turned to st. Paul.
A. b. Roberts OF St. Paul, and Miss Kate
| Rowland of Olney, ILL.,, will be married at the
latter place, June g. and be at home in St.
Paul. June II.
The Young Peoples Temperance assoca :
ton OF West st. Paul gave a social Ill the par
lOrs at the Clinton Avenue Methodist church
Friday evening.
Capt. James Rockwell of the army visited
friends in the city this week. He was pres
ent at the reception to Gen. Ruger Wednes-
day evening.
The marriage of DR.. Van Slyke. son of Hon.
w. A. Van Slyke, and Miss Richardson will
take place at st. PauFS ch urch on Thursday
morning next.
n. n. Moore, landscape painter from New
Yo TX, is at the Ryan. He is on sketching
tou of the lakes, and will be here for some
time
Mrs. H. c. Hemenway and daughter, Miss
Grace will leave this week for the East,
where they expect to spend most of the sum-
inner.
L. G. Reinhard and T. A. vervais with the ir
families have gone TO Lake Vadnais, where
they will tent it for several weeks
Miss Nellie Scheffer of st. Paul has been
chosen valedictorian of the graduating class
at st. Mary's hall, Faribault.
Rev. J. II. Chandler, assistant rector of St.
PaulS church, las been granted vacation
owing to ill health.
Col. Warren Granger, who has been on a
trip East for the past month, returned to St.
Paul Thursday.
Maj. George NJ Brayton Of the army has
been visiting the family of Maj. S NTH, at 125
College avenue.
Mrs. Woodbridge, wife of Dr. Woodbridge of
the army and stationed at Fort Keogh, Mont.
is at the Ryan.
Mrs. Lieut.. Dickinson of Fort Leavenworth
visiting her mother Mrs. George L. Otis of
Summit avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Weber. accompanied by
Miss Kate Owens, are at Forest lake for a
week S fishing.py~-.@,
Tuesday evening the Misses Morris enter
tanned q few friends very charmingly with
dancing party.
E. G. Bailey of Billings, Mont, promi-
nent banker and stockmau, is a guest at the
Ryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Scott of the opera house
returned Thursday from an extended trip
East.
Miss Bell Rankin, of Red Wing is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Zahm of Seventh street.
Miss Shirley McoIanus and Miss Katie Gil
fillan return from school on the 23d instant
The Goodrich Avenue Presbyterian church
gave lawn FESTIVAL on Monday evening.
Miss Nettie Theobold issovisting at the
Matheis cottage at White Bear.
Rev. e. S. Thomas rector of St. PauPs
church, is home from the East
Mrs. c. B. Davis of Chicago is visiting Miss
Hattie Belote of Grove street.
Mr.. T. NJ. Bingham left Friday for Chicago,
to be absent several days. N4a
Misses Annie and Jennie Baker returned
from school on Saturday.
The Metropolitan band will give concert
at Coney Island to-day.
Mrs. Hewitt has taken possession of her
cottage at White Bear
Philip Reade of the army, and wife, are
registered at the Ryan.
P. H. Kelly sailed for Europe early last
week.
Bishop Whippe is at the Merchants