St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-28

Ayres, R. p. Dowse, A. s. Morgan, w. B.
Silvey, w. ". Henry, w. B. Dixon, P.
Beck, =. +. Huntress, A. Fl. Viehle A. S,
Chase, G. W. Culver ana others
A surprise party. engineered by Mr.. and
Mrs. William G. Mcsiath, Dr.. and Mrs. Sher-
win. Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Hopes, Mr.. and
yey,a Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs
George E. Long and other friends of Mr.. and
Mrs: Charles Long, surprised" Mrs. Long
Wednesday night il being her birthday. The
orchestra for the occasion. Cards, dancing
and refreshments were the chief diversions
of this most enjoyable event.
MAsmusical society known as the Mendels-
sohfb CHORAL union has been formed at he
West end. At meeting held Thursd ay
ecenIng the following officers were elected
president. Mrs. r. Blomquist; vice president
Miss MISS White fd secretary Grace Lowe treas
MUSICAL director, Rudolph Blomqust
EsC. Gridley, large stockholder in the
trenton stee! plant has given his architects,
Iraplagen d Fitzpatrick, instructions to
drawup plans for $4,000 residence, cor
ner6 of Second street and Thirteenth avenue
east: 1t will be of brick and brown stone
MIS- Frank l.. Young and daughter and
MISS Emma Mott departed last week for Nor
wlGh, Ont, to spend the winter. Mrs. Young
Will take musical and literary course in
that city.
Herbert Sheriadn,. of ST. Paul, commercial
agent of the Flint & Pere Marquette railroad,
Easin the city Friday, visiting his friend
George Smith, general manager of the
Omaha.
DR.. Dunn, the pastor of the First M. E.
church, will deliver his last sermon this Sun
day. On Tuesday he expects to depart for
burlington. TO-, his future home.
!: George P. Heron, of the First National
Bank of Bismarck, N. D.. who has been Wis
Ting friends in this city, departed for ST.
Paul last Tuesday.
Mrs. G. G. Greenwood and daughter left
last Wednesday for Saginaw, Mich, to at
tend the wedding of her sister, Miss Kate
Chaplin.
Sylvester Racquet, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Mendeuhall, of this city,
returned to his home i'll st. Paul last Wednes-
day.
A very pleasant sociable under the auspices
Of the. Epworth league was held at the
Methodist church last Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs: Clinton Hancock, of Phila-
delphia, are visiting J. j. Early. of this city.
Mrs. Hancock is Mrs. Early's sister.
MIR. and Mrs r. D. Burdick, of Hartford,
I Conn.,, parents of Mrs. Charles Eidridge are
visiting their daughter in this city.
: Patrick McCabe, formerly money order
clerk at the postoffice, has returned from a
visit to his old home in Ireland.
Miss West, who has been visiting Frank
Burke and family, departed last Tuesday for
her home in Pittsfield Mass
DR.. Beecher, st. Paul dentist, was in the
city last week looking over Duluth, with the
luttutlOl OI investing.
= r. W. Petre and wife, who have been visit
ing the formers brother, returned to Balti-
more last Tuesday
A. C.. Randall left last Wednesday evening
on The steamer India for visit with friends
at Ellington, N Y.
Mrs. j. L.. Crawford. of 713 West Third
street. has returned from an extended East
ern trip.
Robert Forbes hes returned from his
mineral lands on the Spanish river AIgona,
Canada
s. Mlllen and family have moved to Min-
neapol1s, and will live permanently in that
city.
The Episcopal mission is making prepara-
tons to Guild church at the West end this
fail.
X. M. Hunter has gone abroad to meet his
mother and sisters, who are now in London
Miss Alice Campbell of Chicago is the
e TEST of MIR. and Mrs. Luther Mendenhal.
Edwards Woodbridge has gone to Boston to
CONTINUE his studies for another year.
&c. P. Frank. of the firm of Patton & |
FRANK, has gone East on vacation.
Mrs. S. T. Harrison and two children are |
visiting relatives in st. Louis Mo.
Miss Sue Stearns will soon go to Germany |
to continue her musical studies.
: Jesaph Watson, of the firm of Panton & |
Watson, is back fSOm the East
: G larlie Maginnis has gone to WASHINGTON. |
u. ca 10 take up a law course.
: Mr., and Mrs. w. W. Bell have returned |
from their Minneapolis visit.
W. r. Mansel, of ST. Paul, was a guest at |
the Spalding last Tuesday
D. R. Hf ssett, of ST. Paul, was a guest at |
til st Loni> last Tuesday
DR.. Horace Davis of the West end, has re-
turned from Minneapolis.