St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-15

+ I the doors of its best people.
4 II ! Generous in their hospital
CH- y ity, society people here eX-
W. II tend a cordial hand to the
IC GuMR stranger, and make his stay
~ 81 W. here a pleasant one. The
many delightful drives to places Astounding
In beautiful scenery, the activity in a social
way, and many other things combine to
render ST. Paul delightful abode for sum-
mer
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AS the cool weather of autumn approaches
the people will begin to return from the
lakes, the National park and other places.
and an increased activity may be expected.
Numerous events are already on the tapis
for the near future. Horseback riding,
usually considered most too active an eXer-
else for the hot weather of summer, is being
resumed very generally.
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Tuesday evening the residence of A. B.
Stickney, Summit avenue, was the scene
of very brilliant party given by Miss Lou
Stickney in honor of her guests, the Misses
Bosler of Carlisle. Pa. The interior of the
house was tastefully decorated with
flowers The grounds were brilliantly il
Illuminated with Chinese lanterns. The
lawn was plentifully provided with seats.
and refreshments were there served during
the evening. The lower floor of the house
was given up to dancing, which was in
obliged in until about l o'clock. Among
those present were Misses Bosler, O'Leary,
Dours, Dean, Bigelow, Morris, Gilflan.
McManus, Hawkins, Clum, Palmes, Griggs,
Little, Undertake. Price, Beaumont,
Gilman, Auerbach. and Messrs. Banning,
Tatnall, Armstrong. Prince, GilfilIan,
Deacon, Doebler, jackson, Driscoll,
Lieut.. Gilman.
HERE AND THERE.
Thursday evening complimentary sail on
White Bear lake, with supper at Dellwood
clubhouse, was rendered the Lower Town
Whist club by Mr.. l.. N. Hastings. The party
left St. Paul on the $40 train, were met at
Cottage Park station by Mr.. Hastings, with
his yacht, and afterward Il very delightful
sail supper was served. In addition to the
members of the club there were several in
Yited guests.
Mr.. J. E. Atherton, the ST. Paul agent Of
the American Express company, left last
week for the National park. Mr.. Anterior
has been connected with the express company
continuously for twenty-three years in this
state, and this is the second vacation he has
taken, the former one being ten years since,
when he visited the centennial exposition at
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Carey J. Warren entertained her
guests, Misses Kincaid, Gardner and Warren
of Louisville, Ky, with a lawn party and hop
Friday evening at her residence at 257 Sum-
NIT avenue. Supper was served on the lawn
which was prettily decorated with Chinese
lanterns. The evening passed off very de-
ightfully.
The Sodality of St. Agnes held its annual
picnic at Forest lake last Thursday. Among
those who attended were Rev. Fathers Shan
ley, Gibbon and Dolphin, Misses Mollie and
Rose McManus, Theresa Herman, Lille and
Carrie Dougher, Jennie Wallace, Mary Larkin,
Mary Mahan, Mary Ward, Estelle and Aurelia
Zenzius.
Lieut.. E. A. Darlington, United States
army, and Miss Anna Buford, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Z. ]. Buford of Rock Island,
will be married in the latter city Aug. II.
Lieut. Darlington, whose Inflated expedition
for the relief OF Lieut.. Greedy will be remem-
bered, is well known in st. Paul.
A lawn sociable will be held at the residence
of +. B. Doran, on the corner of Congress
and Ada streets, on Tuesday evening, under
the auspices of the Women's Christian Tenn
perance union Of the West side.
Last Thursday evening Miss Little, Miss
Timberlake, Miss Griggs, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Griggs and Messrs. Hay, Weatherbee, Griggs
and Gale, made a trip to Minnetonka and en-
joyed trip on the lake.
Miss Annie Day, who has been spending
several weeks in st. Paul as guest of Mrs.
Horton and the Misses Kittson, left last Sun
day for Helena Mont, accompanied by Mr..
Seligman of New York.
The tournament under the auspices Of the
Minnesota Lawn Tennis club, which takes
place on Aug. 10 and following days, at Ham
line, promises to be very interesting enter
tainment.
Miss Gordon, who has been spending the
summer at Narragansett Pier. returns home
this week. She will visit Miss Draper for q
week and afterwards Miss Finch for the same
time.
DR.. Paul Shillock, recent graduate of the
St. Paul Medical school, will take course of
lectures at the College of Physicians and
Surgeons, New York city, this winter.
Mr.. W. N. Burritt, who has for the past
year been in Italy studying with Vannucini
and Vannini, will return to ST. Paul Sept. 1,
to locate and resume teaching.
Mr.. Francis Poupeney, Sr., and Mrs.
Francis Poupeney. Jr, with her two children,
all of st. Louis. are visiting Mr.. Aaron Pou-
penney of Fourteenth street.
Mrs S. L. Moore and family of No. $50
Selby avenue have returned from a trip of
three weeks sduration to the Yellowstone
park and the Pacific coast.
Misses May and Nora O'Keefe of POI South
Exchange street and Miss Mamie O'Keefe of
lS5 Virginia avenue, left on Wednesday even.
ing for the East.
Mrs. NJ. E. Ferry and sister, Miss Davidson
left Wednesday afternoon for a month s
pleasure trip through Dakota and Western
Minnesota.
Prof. ]. S. Black, for many years promin
ent teacher of vocal music in New York, is
visiting in St. Paul, and will probably locate
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutherford Mr.. and Mrs.
Rogers, Miss Dassel and Misses Wedestaed
spent the early part of the week at Fronte-
nae.
Mrs. Matilda shillock left St. Paul last
week to spend the coming winter with hel
son, DR.. Peter Shillock of Horizon, Wis.
Rev. Arthur Little, d. D., and Miss Mary B.
Little of Chicago were guests of the fanlilY OF
Col. G. w. Griggs, 474 Summit avenue
Mr.. Wright, purchasing agent of the Omaha
road, is back from trip East. Mrs. Wright
will remain for some time longer.
Mr.. johnson Camden, son of Senator Cam
den of West Virginia, is guest of r. P. Cam
den at IT'S West Third street
Miss Routh Of Grove street leaves Monday
for the East to remain several weeks, return
ing by way of Cincinnati.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Miller of Pittsburg.
Pa, are visiting Mrs. A. B. Ancker of No. I9
College avenue east.
On Monday evening Miss Nellie Mabon en-
tertained number of friends at her residence
on West Bluff street.
Miss Kate Thurston and Miss Eva Webb'of
1t. Paul spent last Sunday with the Misses
Webb at Saltwater.
About fifty were present at q birthday
marty given in honor of Miss Matte Ryan on
East Sixth street.
Miss Oliver of Oak street has returned
from Winnipeg, Man., where she has been
visiting friends.
Miss Dottie Trowbridge left Friday for Eden