St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-23
to her relatives at the Ryan, on Thursday

to her relatives at the Ryan, on Thursday
evening last. Among those present were
ex-Gov. Ramsey and Mrs Furness, Mr.
Sharies Wanzer and Mrs. Wanzer, Alex K.
Speel and Mrs. Crouch, Paymaster J. N.
Speei, U. S. N, and Miss Nininger.
Mrs. j. Hughes of Hudson, Wis, is visiting
her sons, c. E. and G. r. Hughes. Mrs.
Hughes resided in ST. Paul in lS49, living
where the Merchants hotel stands. In
June of that year her husband established the
st. Paul Chronicle. Although now over 70
years OF age she is hale and hearty.
ST. Paul Camp No. l, Sons of Veterans will
give its first moonlight excursion on the boat
Cleon and covered barge ON Tuesday evening.
An orchestra will furnish music for dancing
ON the barge. The boat will leave the foot of
jackson street at 7:45 p. IN.
On Wednesday, May 20, the ladies of St.
Lukes Aid society will hold their semi-annual
sale at the guild rooms of Christ church. TIL o
ladies will have on sale plain and fancy aprons,
household articles and many useful and orna-
mental articles. Strawberr les and ice cream
will be served.
The Loyal legion will give a reception to
Gen. Ruger and family, ut the Hotel Byan, on
the evening of June 2. Officers of the army
and ladies and the ladies of members of the
order have been invited. Seibert's orchestra
will furnish the music.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Jos eph Wheelocl
OF Summit avenue gave very elec ant muSi-
Gale at her house. A large number of st.
Paufs society people were IN attendance and
listened to line program, which was excel
lently rendered.
Charles A Broadwater, q prominent con-
tractor, bank president and politician of
Montana, is registered at the Ryan. Col.
Broadwater and Gov. HauSer, though both
Democrats, are on opposite sides of the fence.
Mrs Charles H. Potter of Cleveland, O.. and
her two children arrived in the city yester
day. Mrs. Potter is sister of w. w. Erwin,
Esq. She will spend the summer months at
his residence, at 4Sl Iglehart street.
Mr.. Harry Logan and Miss Zuia Bonney
were married last Wednesday afternoon at
Watertown, Wis, the Rev. ]. B. Finn offiat-
ing. After brief wedding trip they are at
home at $50 Temp erance street.
A delightful soiree was given Tuesday
evening at the Young Ladies' Home, 679 St.
Peter street, and dancing was INDUCED in
until about II O'Clock. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
. Miss Nellie Auerbach and Miss Rachel Rich,
who have passed the winter in the East, re-
turned home during the week. Miss Ritten-
house OF Washington, accompanied them and
is to pass the -SuInme here.
NJ al. Alexander Mckenzie of the engineer
corps, u. S. army, formerly stationed at St.
Paul, now at Rock Island, is in the city on
business relating to Mississippi river i'm
provementSe
Rev. Richard H. Allen, D. D., secretary of
the Freedman's board, who is in attendance
on the meetings of the Presbyteria general
assembly, is the guest of Gen. II. w. Johnson
in this city.
On Sunday last number of the children
and grandchildren of Mr. A. L. Larpenteur
assembled at his home and assisted him to
celebrate his 6od birthday in pleasant man.
ner.
Mr.. George Seibert left St. Paul Friday
with his daughter, to be gone several weeks,
during which they will visit Chicago, Milwau-
kee and several otEer points.
Mr.. Henry S. Butler, secretary of the Su-
perior Land, Warehouse and Elevator COM
pany, spent several days with friends in the
city during the past week.
Mrs. H. w. Field left yesterday for visit
to her husband, who is stationed at Neills-
vile, Wis. She was accompanied by her
sister, Miss Carmody.
A. I'll. Hornsby of st. Paul, formerly an
officer in the English army in India, started
wednesday evening for Europe, to be absent
three months.
Miss Mia Furness, granddaughter of ex-
Gov Ramsey, entertained about sixty of her
young friends with a lawn party on Friday
evening.
The engagement is announced of Dr. Archie
McLaren to Miss Buck of New York. who
visited friends in st. Paul during the past
winter.
Mrs. Wilson, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. d. L. Harbaugh of Western ave-
nue., departs for Montpelier, VT, on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Gannett have en-
gagged cottage at White Bear lake for the.
summer and are to take possession at once
H. w. Field, the popular passenger con-
ductor of the Omaha road has again taken
his old run between St. Paul and Elroy
Mr. Beaumont, county assessor, and fam
lily, who resided at the Ryan, have taken a
house on Tenth street for the summer
Miss Shirley McManus, who has been study
ing music in Cincinnati during the winter.
will return home early in June.
strawberry festival was given Thursday
evening at the Unity club rooms by the ST.
Paul Club Of Social Science.
Miss Nina Sutherland, who has been a guest
of the Misses Belote for some time, left for
Winnipeg early in the week
Mr.. and Mrs. j Il. Tarbox returned from
the East last week, where they had spent
several days among friends.
M. Fredenberg, wife and daughter Minnie.
of Stanford, N. Y, are visiting at the resi-
dence of j. S. Mackay.
While in st. Paul on memorial day ex-Gov.
Fairchild of Wisconsin will be the guest of
Albert Scheffer.
Mrs. L. T. Stockdale of San Antonio Tex.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. L. Pearce. at 656
Cherry street.
MI Parmly Billings left for Billings, Mont,
Monday, having spent several days with
friends here.
Monday evening Miss Mollie Mcouillan left
Tor a TWO weeks visit to Miss Jessie Prickett
DIT st. Louis.
The ladies of the Jackson street NJ. E.
church gave strawberry festival Friday
evening.
Bishop W. D. Walker of Dakota, was a
guest at the Merchants for several days last
week.
Bishop ireland and Father Stanley left
town Friday night for a weeks absence.
Mr. and Mrs. P. ]. Giesen left Wednesday
FOR the East to be gone several weeks.
j. +. Roemer and wife of Bay City, Mich.
are visiting in st. Paul
Miss Kttie Gilfllan returns home fir ON
school early in June.
Mr. Karl Schliek has gone on a short visit
to Baraboo.
J. L. Forepaugh left for Europe Thursday.
THE LADY RAMBLER
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