St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-08

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scheduled for occurrence this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Dale gave lawn
party at their residence on Concord
street on Tuesday evening, about thirty
young people responding to the invita-
tions issued. The grounds were illumi-
mated and very pleasant evening was
spent.
Among the musical attractions prom
iSed for the coming season, the Chicago
Quintette, composed of Mrs. AdeIine
Louise Nellis, the famous Sopraniste,
Prof. Steinbach, OF either fame, w. B.
Winters, the violiniSt, B. S. Kellogg,
baritone, and I'll. B. Gutcher, accom-
PIANIST, is by no means the least. The
quintette will be heard in st. Paul early
in the season.
The annual picnic of the Westminster
Presbyterian Sabbath school will occur
on Tuesday at the Hotel st. Louis, Min
netonka. As the entire church member
ship has been invited to participate, 1t
over hundred. Trains will leave the
union depot at 9 a. NJ, returning at
$50 p. IN.
The First Universalist church Sun
day school will have its annual picnic
at Silver lake Saturday. Trains will be
run from the terminus of the East Sew
enth street cable line for the accommo-
dation of the tourists. 1t is expected
that about hundred will participate.
A picnic party made up of about a
score of st. Paul young ladies and gen.
tlemen, under the chaperonage of Mrs.
S. B. Carman. of East Seventh street,
spent the day at Silver lake yesterday.
A reception will be rendered Maj.
Newson at Odd Fellows hall tonight.
Several speeches will be made, and Sat-
urday evening a farewell banquet will
be given him prior to his departure as
consul to Malaga, Spain.
Mr.. and Mrs George Brophy and W. G.
Brophy, of Quincy, ILL.,, are spending week
in st. Paul They are registered at the Clar-
endon hotel. Mr. Brophy is clerk of the
district court at Quincy.
Secretary Sherin, of the N. E. A., and
family, started last night for a tour through
the East. They will spend some time in To-
ronto on their return, and are expected in
st. Paul about Sept /.
Clsrenee Bull and family, who have been
at Lake Minnetonka during the past five
weeks left for Lincoln, Neb last evening
Mrs. DR.. Little and Miss Mamie Marshal, of
Minneapolis, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. E.
MagraW, of Arundel street. this week.
James Cameron and family. of Pipestone.
arrived in st. Paul yesterday. and will spend
a few weeks at Lake Minnetonka.
Mrs L. Ullrich and Misses Ida and Bell
Ullrich. of Chicago, are among the guests at
the Hotel st. Louis this week.
James F. Morrison, of Kingsley To- is
visiting friends at Hamline, and will remain
in the vicinity for month.
Mrs. R. L. Buckley, of Des Moines, is visit
ing Mrs. Harvey s. LarzelIe, at the Chateau
gay. White Bear Lake.
Col and Mrs. Geo. R Davis arrived in ST.
Paulfrom Omaha yesterday, and leave this
morning for Europe.
Mrs. p. A. Valentine, who has been visiting
Mrs. Arthur Coke at Manchester Park, left for
Chicago yesterday.
Col. Monfort, of the Windsor hotel. and
George A. Monfort left last night for Mount
Clemens, Mich.
James T. Scott is lying quite ill at his home
on East Chicago avenue. He was somewhat
better yesterday.
Miss Belle Humphrey, Of Denison, TO-, is
the guest of Mrs. James Motion. on Carroll
street
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Clewes, of East ROBBIE
street.
Miss Bertha Wall, of Dubuque, is in the
city on visit to her sister, Mrs. Louis Bean.
Mrs. and Miss Alice Grosvenor are the
guests of Mrs. Michael Allen, at Forrest lake.
Fred A. Scroggins, of Duluth, is staying
with frienas at the Hotel Leip, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs F. j. Wallis OF Tombstone,
Ariz., are auartered at the Windsor.
Alexander Mullen leaves in few days for
a visit in Northern Minnesota.
j. N. Bradley, managing editor of the Ia
coma Globe, is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Sherman, of East st.
Louis are in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. L. Moore are in the city
from Pueblo, Col.
Miss Marie Brown, of Fargo, is registered
at the Clifton.
Mrs Maud Young, of wisner, Mich, is at
the Ryan.
Mrs H. swineford, of Winnipeg, is at the
Windsor