St. Paul daily globe., 1889-09-01
saltwater Social.

Those whose movements contribute
most to society ripples are still either
abroad at the lakes or far away, though
the current is now setting hOmeWard, a
sure forerunner of the actual social sea-
son being the return of the school
ma'ams, who haveI Turing the week been
fiutteTing in from all points of the COM
pass, preparatory to the opening tO-mOr-
row of the school year. The other wan
dererS and campers will now come in,
too, and society will hustle itself i'll
preparing for the coming seasons gai-
ties. On Thursday evening there was
given at the Grand Opera hall very
pleasant dancing party, at which the
hOnOred guests were Joe Brown, Miss
Nell Duffy and Miss Lily OBrien. of
st. Paul; NJ. L. Fitzgerald, Miss FitZ-
gerald and Miss Jennie O'Brien, of
Minneapolis. On the following evening
the popular G. G. club gave another of
their enjoyable hops at The club rooms
on South Fifth street, fifteen couples of
young people participating in the
dance. Friday afternoon Mrs. George
H. Prince, at her residence on South
Third street, entertained a few lady
friends. In the evening the North Hill
Drive Whist club was entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Sargent, the BOBBY
&. II. Browne, of the Thresher COM
pany office Yesterday afternoon Mrs.
James Pennington, Of Cherry street, en-
tertained very happily drive whist
party. The only dramatic engagement
OF the week was that of "The Twelve
Temptations at the opera house last
evening. The company brought great
amount of special scenery, but only
three of the sets were not used. Next
Wednesday evening Blind Tom, the
pianist. will appear in concert at the
First Methodist church.
DR.. and Mrs. William Boiler, of
Brounton, Mimi, are visiting old
friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCabe, Chicago,
were guests during the week of John f.
and Il. j. Burke.
Miss MaIvina Lafurgy goes to Denver
soon, accompanying thither Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Cross. who have been visit
ing in the city.
Miss Edith Sargent visited during the
week in st. Paul.
Misses Nellie Emerson and Eva Hall
have returned from two weeks visit
in st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Terrill will
remain with friends i'll the city over
Sunday.
j. c. English, of Zumbrota, visited F.
H. Shedd, local agent of the Milwaukee,
during the week.
C. II. Cannon, of the Union station
ticket office, returned yesterday from
short vacation, and will now allow Supt.
Blakeny a season of outside recreation.
Judge McCluer is in attendance at
the Chicago SESSION OF the American
Bar association.
Mrs. S. S. Denton, of North Third
street, has for guest, her sister, Mrs.
d. B. Hull, of Salina, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Walker, Mrs.
Buddington and Mrs. Campbell, of st.
Paul, were guests of Mayor Durant yes
terday on the Borealis Rex's excursion
to the dalles.
Dr.. F. Van Waters spent the week at
Center City.
M. ". Hewitt, late superintendent of
the street railway company, will remove
with his family i'll few days to Musca-
tine, 10.
Mrs. Glenn May Ringwald arrived
this week from Great Fails, Mont, on
a visit to her parents, MIR. and Mrs. w.
NJ. May.
Miss Catherine Nelson, of South
Fourth street, entertained as guests
during the week, Miss EStelle Trego. of
Chicago. and Miss Ottie Walthers, of
st. Faul.
Mrs. J. A. Westergreen and daughter
Myrna. returned Friday from Maine.
Mf. and Mrs. Fred Scott visited the
Lake Superior region this week.
George Ii. Sullivan, the young Still
water lawyer, is to wed Miss Catherine
Brand at Madison, Wis.,, Sept. 2.
William McLaughton. of Minneapolis,
and Miss Maria Sullivan, of Saltwater,
are TO be married at st. MichaeTS
church, Wednesday,.
The Swedish Ladies' Concert COM
pany will appear at the opera house to-
| morrow evening.