St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-02
French and wife, returned home last

surprised by his. friends Iuesday even
ing at his residence. $50 Seventeenth
avenue south. The party numbered
seventy-tive. and dancing, vocal music,
ETC., were included in the evenings en-
jOyment.
The South Minneapolis Pleasure club
will give dance Tuesday evening at
the hall on the corner of Franklin and
Seventeenth avenues south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baxter, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. ID. Farrell, and Mrs. Hannah
Mrs. john Hall.
Mrs. J. A. Giddings, c. F. Frost, Mrs.
c. E. Burwell and Miss Helen Joy left
on Tuesday evening for an Eastern trip
via the lakes.
Charles l.. Grannis, of the war depart
ment at Washington, is spending por-
ton of his vacation among old friends in
Minneapolis.
VIII Folsom and wife, of Taylor's
Falls, spent a few days during the past
week visiting points of interest about
the city.
Misses Julia and Nellie Wallace. of
Lone Rock, Wis, are guests of their
brother, NJ. E. Wallace, 1925 Franklin
avenue.
Miss Kate Negley, of Cedar Rapids,
To-, and Miss DOllie Harris, of Water
loo. are guests of William Quinby and
family.
Alonzo T. Rand and family and I. B.
Casey left during the week for Sara
tOga, where they will spend a few
weeks.
Miss Blance f. Strong, young lady
well known in musical circles, returned
Saturday morning from her summer va
cation.
Capt. S. P. Ginder and wife were sur
priSed Oh Saturday evening by large
number of @. a. r. men and their
wives.
The Young Peoples Guild of Holy
Trinity church met Thursday with MISS
Seaton, on Seventh street southeast
S. K. Hart, C. NJ. Clinton, c. A. SUIT
ton and Mrs. L. Nj. Joy and party lett
Thursday for visit to Kansas City.
Miss Leila Page, 22O4 Dupont avenue,
will have charge of classes IN reading
and elocution in Bennett seminary.
The Swedish Augustana parish
schools held commencement exercises
at the church Wednesday evening.
On Monday evening Prof. Priestley
will give an organ recital at the Stew
ems Avenue Free Baptist church.
Miss Cora Pages friends gave her
surprise party at her home, 22O4 Du-
pont avenue. Wednesday evening.
Miss Augie Chamberlain has gone to
Boston to remain for several months
in order to pursue her art studies.
Miss Nellie Burns entertained large
party of friends Wednesday evening at
her home on Ninth avenue south.
Miss Lucia Hall, of Aberdeen, OAK,
and Miss DOttie Leonard, of Bismarck,
are visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Wright and Miss
Hattie Randall, of Creston, TO-, are the
guests of Mrs. Jared Chaplin.
Two ladies presented the John A.
Rawlins q. A. r. post with handsome
silk flag on Monday evening.
Miss Julia Richmond, Miss Ida Shle-
heimer and Miss Aida Wittims are Wis
iting friends in Minneapolis.
Mrs. r. J. Graham has gone to BOs-
ton for visit among friends. She ex-
poets to return in December.
II. J. Appleby is entertaining Mrs. j.
Y. Nelson, of Fairfield, To-, and Miss
Nettie Nelson, of Dubuque
Misses Madge and Belle Greer, of
Charles City, To-. are the guests OF their
sister, Miss Annie Greer.
Gen. Washburn and family have re-
turned from an extended trip through
the Yellowstone country.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Brigham, of Yer
mont, are guests of S. j. Bailey, at 1922
Eighteenth street south.
Mrs. C. Barthalf, of Hackensack, N.
j.. is the guest of her son, G. A. Tracy,
2640 First avenue south.
Miss Arnia Seddy, of Paterson. n. Y,
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Judsin Raul
sin, on Clinton avenue.
W. E. Noxon, who has been enjoying
an extended European trip, is expected
to return in October.
Miss Jennie Graves, of Red Wing, is
visiting Miss Minnie James at 2343 Six
teenth avenue south.
Miss Lottie Kelly, of Hot Springs,
Ark. is the guest of Miss GuSSie Ball,
on Portland avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Kendall, of Quincy,
| Ill.,, are the guests of Mrs. j. ii. Wheeler,
80 Oak Grove street.
Miss Ida NJ. Fuller and Ada Broadley
are guests of Mrs. j. ID. Fuller, on Sec
| ond street northeast.
Mrs. Marcia Rounds, 22O1 Twenty
second avenue north, has returned from
| a visit in Wisconsin.
Mrs. Anna Storms, of Leland, O., is
! visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. Z. Stark,
on Western avenue.
Mrs. Caroline Mortimer and Miss
Amy Cutter are spending few weeks
| at South Bend, Ind.
Miss Ida French, who has been visit
| ing in Boston for several months, re-
urned on Tuesday.
Nc, nnIIr NIiahaal of Mnntraal ic
the guest of Mrs. IL. I'll. Cheney, on
| Western avenue.
David Blakely and wife arrived from
Europe this week and are the guests of
John De Laittre.
Mrs. NJ. Baker, of Greensburg, Ind,
is the guest of her son, l.. S. Baker, 1924
Portland avenue.
Miss Ida Allen. of Madison, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Peter j. Roundsville, on
| Aldrich avenue.
The c. C. Washburn Post relief corps
gave social dance at Thomas hall
Friday evening.
Miss Ella Hyde, of the Irving schools,
has returned from her summer vacation
in Wisconsin.
C. T. Smith and wife, and Mrs. J. L.
Bruils, of Winona, were in the city dur
ing the week.
NJ. B. Caldwell and wife left on
Thursday evening for visit to Colo
RADIO Springs.
VIII Marchbank returned on Monday
from three months tour among the
British Isles.
The Simpson Methodist church held a
pleasant picnic at Lake Minnetonka on
Wednesday.
DR.. J. E. Bradley, superintendent OF
schools, returned from his vacation on
Wednesday.
Miss Lucy H. Williams gives a fare
well concert at Dyer hall Wednesday
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