St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-01
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Parry.
Red Wing.
The young people of the Presbyterian
church gave very pleasant lawn sociable at
the residence of Mrs. P Sanford on Fifth
street last Tuesday evening. There was not
very large attendance, owing to the threat
ening condition of the weather. Those pres
ent, however, report they enjoyed themselves
immensely -. Mrs. f. w. Hoyt gave pleas
ant tea party to a large number of her lady
friends on Friday evening of last week..
The excessive heat has caused somewhat OF
lull in social circles. Many of the society
people have left the city to spend few
weeks at some summer resort, and society is
at a standstill. The ladies Of the NJ. h.
church gave very pleasant sociable at the
residence of A. r. Brink on Cedar street, Fri
day evening ia party consisting of H. M.
Kinney, wife and daughter, j. NJ. Bell, wife
and son. G. A. Morey, wife and son, Misses
Charlotte Prentiss, Elizabeth Laird, Fannie
Smith, Messrs. B. o. Goss, William Hayes, e.
ID. Hulburt, members of the Fortnightly club
of Wiuoua have established a camp on Gar
rard's Island in Lake Pepin, below Frontenac.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Sercomb and the
Misses Gertrude and Grace Sercomb, who
have been visiting the residence Of Capt. NJ.
Vedder on Main street. returned home last
Tuesday. ..B. B. Herbert of this city, has
been elected an honorary member of the St.
Paul Press club. Miss Libby is visiting in
oakland village, near Saltwater, the guest of
Henry Tyler. Miss Ida G. Sjoblom is visiting
in st. Brainerd with her parents. :. The
Misses Emily NJ. and Clara Drummer of St.
Paul are visiting in this city with their uncle,
w. j. Hanenstein. Miss Frances Wagner of
Canton, o.. is visiting the Misses Batlo....
Miss E. E. Banges of Crookston is guest at
the residence Of John Hack. Masters
George and David Thomas, sons Of Rev. E. S.
Thomas Of st. Paul, are visiting at the resi-
dence Of Judge E. L. Wilder. Mrs. Col.
William Colville is visiting with Mrs. w. P.
Tanner in Cannon Falls. Judge E. T.
Wilder, in company with Rev. M. N. Gilbert
of St. Paul and Rev. Mr.. Poole of Duluth,
leaves tomorrow for Montanta on a vacation
trip of a months duration. The Swedish
Lutheran Sunday school enjoyed picnic on
College Bluff Wednesday.
saltwater.
On Thursday evening the Ladies' Ala So
ciety of the M. E. church gave a lawn social
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Eldred
on South Third street. The social was well
attended and was a very pleasant affair A
handsome sum was netted. The social given
in the grove at the corner of Hickory and
Fifth streets, under the auspices of the ladies
of the Swedish Lutheran church, last night
was also success. Will Bergerin and John
Goodman gave a select hop at the Boo s.
Lindblom hall on Friday evening. A jolly
camping party of young people, consisting of
Misses Kitty BrOSiOus and Mary Foster of
Saltwater, Jennie Benton of Minneapolis,
Jessie and Laura Smith of Indianapolis and
Messrs. Charley Foster, Charley Brosious and
Eben Foster are camping at Lake De Montre-
vile for week or so. The name of the
camp is ''Mikado.' DR. c. B. Marshall, ac-
companied by his wife. will leave tomorrow
for Dakota on a three weeks vacation.
Rev. DR.. J. Halstead Carroll has abandoned
his proposed trip to Alaska On account of
sickness no mo nf
his church. He will take brief vacation
as quick as he can, however. Mrs. w. H.
Fellows and child and Mrs. Swain leave this
morning for Centre City to spend week or
two. Mr.. Fellows will accompany them and
spend the day. Misses Jesse SOuther of
Detroit, and Hattie Speer, of St. Paul, are the
guests of Mrs. n. O. Castle. ...J. w. Morris,
of Minneapolis, and w. H. Cows, of Chicago,
visited Ed. Durant last week. Mrs. G. o.
| Lindblom is visiting her mother at Nora
Mimi. Miss Fannie Larkin, of st. Paul.
| is the guest of her friend Miss Louis Sprague
Mrs and John Glider left yesterday for
Lindstrom to spend week or ten days..
| Miss Carrie Webb is home from Duluth on q
| two weeks vacation. Ed. Dumont, Jr., is
| spending few days at Minnetonka.
Fergus Falls.
Mrs. Emma Rutherford of Saltwater, MIMI,
| is visiting relatives at Parker's Prairie
| George P. Cragin and Miss Lucy Williams
spent part of the week at Ada, MINI. Mrs.
| Harry Eames and Miss Blanche Eames have
| gone to Minneapolis to remain a few days.
| Miss Blanche will then return to her home at
| Red Wing and Mrs. Eames will go to Fronte-
| n &C to spend the summer for the benefit of
| her health. =. Miss Lizzie Sumner of Ripon,
| Wis, is visiting her cousin, e. w. McCune.
| Mrs. c. d. Wright and son have gone to
Vermont for months visit. *. Kneutson
| and family, formerly of this city, but now of
| Chicago, arrived on Tuesday to spend lew
weeks at the lakes and visit relatives in this
| city,. Mr.. and Mrs. Leistikow of st. Paul
| are visiting their brother at Elizabeth =. Mrs.
| J. Stage of Albert Lea is visiting her parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Davis, at Pelican Rapids.
| $50. Miss Bessie Underwood is visiting friends
| at Ashby. {. Mr.. and Mrs Sol Wolf of Chicago
| spent few days this week visiting Julius
| Levi and wife. William Dumbe of Owen
| Sound Ont, is visiting his son, f. G. Dumble.
| miss Lola Bell of Kansas City is spending
| the summer with Mrs. G. B. Wheeler at Clith-
| erall. Mrs. II. n. Bruce and daughter of
| Pelican Rapids have gone to Kasson, Mimi,
| to visit her parents. II. FitZsimmOns, oper-
| ator at the Northern Pacific depot, has been
| appointed station agent for the same road at
| Wahpeton, OAK. Mrs. J. A. Colehour of
| Battle Lake is expected TO return srom Chi
| cago next week. She will be accompanied
by her nieces, Miss Gail Cattle of Chicago
| and Miss Grace Colehour of Colehour, Ill. .
| Rev. R. n Adams and wife, while en- route to
| Battle Creek, Mich, are spending several
| days visiting the family of Rev. Morgan at
| Minneapolis.